lol @ magracheato gettin shafted by his trainer. if you have ever boxed you know EXACTLY what your trianer puts on your hands. margacheato deserves everything he is going through and then some
I don't blame Tyson for biting Holyfield. Holyfield was butting Tyson on purpose and the referee would do nothing about it. Margarito is a boxing star in spite of the discrimination of American haters. Margarito can do what Ali did when he was discriminated by America.
I'm glad Margarito is back. He has been through ALOT. Hand-wrap issues aside. He is my favorite Mexican fighter.
not that i will, but if i said "mosley beat a lot of people while on roids so it's ok then intended to cheat against him" would that make it right ?????
Man, your arguements get weaker day by day...Yes cheating is cheating but how are you gonna down play what Margorito has done...No matter what you say are how you try to spin ****...Margorito is a disgrace...Period, point BLANK!:-( Tell me, does steriods have the same effect as loading up your gloves??? **** no, so stop trying to downplay it...You're even O-mitting the fact that Margorito claimed it would do Mosley damage after you insisted that Margorito didnt know anything about the wraps. You've made a fool of yourself...Dont get mad at people because they're putting Margorito bitchass in his place...IMO, I hope he doesnt get his liscense reisnstated but **** it....I wouldnt mind seeing him getting the breaks beatin off of him...He's a ****ing disgrace to boxing along with the other cheating son of a bitches in boxing!:verysad
i dont have to downplay ****, you choose to not believe margo and i choose to believe him.....simple as that you have absolutely no proof to call the man a cheat...he never used those pads, his trainer took full blame for it and is now FIRED....if capetillo would still be in his corner then it would be fishy as **** and i would lean towards margo knowing....but so far everything he's done proves (atleast in my opinion) that he didnt know....and you can keep your fantasies about how arum paid capetillo 67 billions dollars to keep a fighter who aint even worth millions, but i choose not to believe that.....as ****ed up as capetillo is, his apology did feel sincere and you can tell he was really sad about the whole situation...... and i can't tell the the affects of roids compared to the affects of being hit with pads, can you ???? go ahead i'll wait....and i want real facts not "I WOULD RATHER GET HIT BY MOSLEY ON ROIDS, THAN MARGO ON PADS" provide some solid ****en proof that roids aint dangerous......go ahead, and no ****en smileys either RUDYARD - "cheating is cheating unless you're black !!!"
I stop reading there...What the **** do you mean they dont have no proof??? Its in front of your face and you still choose to ignore it!:rofl What more proof do you need???
theres a lot of proof that capetillo did it, even a confession.....now show me the proof that MARGO HAS IN FACT CHEATED.......the black fighters you're defending had needles in their bodies for ****s sake, but it's cool cause they're black right ???? their innocent right ???? steroids dont do **** to an athlete right ???? and you stopped reading their cause your bitchass aint gonna reply to my question about roids and pads...... :--(
Nevada Director: Margarito's Fists Weren't Loaded Against Cotto This content is protected LAS VEGAS -- This content is protected did not have loaded gloves during his 11th-round knockout of This content is protected for the WBA welterweight (147 pounds) title in July 2008 at the MGM Grand here, Nevada State Athletic Commission director This content is protected told FanHouse on Wednesday. "I know that he wasn't rigged during the Cotto fight because we had our inspectors check him out and everything, as did Cotto's people. He was fully checked out," Kizer said of Margarito, who was subsequently found in his very next fight to have an illegal substance in his gloves and suspended from the sport for a year. "One of our referees, Jay Nady, was back there, we had our inspectors back there. Cotto's guy was back there. They all checked him out and everything was fine," said Kizer. "They felt the hand wraps and everything, and we have an inspector who I've seen check the hand wraps before, and he checks them out thoroughly," said Kizer. "He watched the hand wraps that night. If you don't have experienced inspectors, you can probably slip something through." Kizer spoke while attending a press conference promoting Saturday night's clash between 33-year-old This content is protected (40-0, 25 knockouts) and 38-year-old This content is protected (46-5, 39 KOs), the latter of whom is coming off of a January 2009 ninth-round knockout of Margarito that dethroned Margarito as WBA titlist. Within an hour of facing Mosley, however, the 32-year-old Margarito (37-6, 27 KOs) was discovered by Mosley's trainer, This content is protected , to have had a plaster-like substance in his gloves, which were wrapped by trainer This content is protected . The substance was subsequently removed and confiscated prior to the fight, but Margarito was then suspended for a year by the California State Athletic Commission, whose move has been honored by the other boxing commissions nationwide. "There's nothing that you can do worse than take a guy's license away. Once you do that, he's persona-non-grata," Kizer said of Margarito, whose suspension ended on February 11. "Margarito could come to Nevada today, apply for a license, and I could give him a license administratively, but I'm not going to do that," said Kizer. "He would have to be placed on our agenda, and that would be up to our chairman. She could put him on it right away, or she could make him wait a while." Kizer said that he would consider allowing Margarito to fight in Nevada, but only after enduring a hearing before the commission chairman and a panel that would thoroughly review his case. "Nevada could do one of three things. They could either say, 'Go back to California' first, and until they say 'you've done your time, we're not going to even bother with you,'" said Kizer. "The second thing is to have a hearing and to say, 'Well, regardless of what other states think, we don't think that you're ready to get back into the ring yet,'" said Kizer. "Or, third, 'We do think that you're ready to get back into the ring, and we're going to give you a license.' And I don't think that California or anyone would see that as any sort of sign of disrespect or not honoring their decision." Margarito, however, will return to the ring on May 8 in Aguascalientes, Mexico, when he competes in a 10-round junior middleweight (154 pounds) clash against 30-year-old Texas toughman, This content is protected (28-2, 21 KOs), as the headline to Top Rank Promotion's Latin Fury 14. Margarito, said Kizer, should return to California to re-apply for a license before attempting to fight anywhere in the United States, although Texas has indicated to Margarito's promoter, This content is protected , that it might be willing to allow the former champion to fight there. Arum has said that he would eventually like to match Margarito against seven-time champion, This content is protected , who is coming off last month's 12-round unanimous decision in defense of his WBO welterweight title at Cowboys' Stadium. "I would not feel comfortable at this point simply granting Margarito a license to fight here in Nevada," said Kizer. "I would have some questions that he would need to answer from me. And if he doesn't answer them truthfully, then I would recommend not granting a license to him." csi puerto rico, i though nobody from cottos team was there ????????