Shane Mosley felt the gloves, and he said it did not feel hard. The pads were evidently old and used.
Do you understand what the word Trace means? Do you udnerstand that in order to create plaster you need much more than traces of calcium and sulphur.
So because he got caught before hand means he should not be as punioshed as if he were to have done it, then be caught.
I don't, he's allowed to have gauze, tape and his hands in those gloves. You don't reuse wraps in professional boxing, so there's no reason for those "trace" amounts to be in there. And just for the record, I've read several reports of what was in there also and haven't seen the word "trace." Are you sure it's not something you heard or read from a journalist and are crediting to the lab?
I do. Do you understand that every single report indicated that the substances that were in his wraps would become harder and harder throughout the fight as they mixed with sweat?
Having old pads were his only crime imo, from what I've gathered from testimonies and EVIDENCE including Shane Mosley's.
Margicheato is lucky that he is NOT in prison, the guy ****ed up and before you bring up PEDs, let me tell you that Loading gloves has its own special category, Fraudgirito will likely never box anywhere outside of Mexico again, and IMO that is the right and just call for this pathetic disgrace.
Plaster becomes harder when wet and left to dry. The reason they removed the padding from Luis Resto's gloves were to inster DRY PLASTER. If the supposed plaster in Margarito's was ready to be wet, then it'd have to need time to get dry before they turned hard.
Thats the very reason right there to give Margarito the benefit of the doubt and allowed to be reinstated. I keep hearing people say how could Margarito not know Capetillo was plastering his gloves..........to which I say, if Shane Mosley who was to be on the recieving end of those knucklepads could'nt tell the difference, why would Margarito???? .......and you would think that old knucklepads that had been plastered and used already would have fully hardened......and yet at the hearing, those inspecting them were able to bend them...... Hardened plaster my freinds does not bend! ........and let me just add that at those hearings when Margarito was suspended. The inspectors themselves voiced that it looked to them by Margarito's comportment during Richardson objecting to the whole wrapping process, that Margarito may have not known that Capetillo was loading his wraps...... The final judgement to suspend Margarito was based on that whether Margarito knew or did'nt know, a fighter is responsible for the actions of those in his corner.......and thus the reason why Margarito was given the one year suspension. ......and I"ll add this as a personal note......if Margarito did know, and he has been loading his gloves all along in other fights.......what better way to punish him than by licensing him? If Margarito has been relying on loaded gloves to win......he's going to get the crap beat out of him and slaughtered unmercifully now that he does'nt have the benefit of loaded gloves. What better punishment for Margarito to be exposed than that????
what exactly was found in his wraps were there enough plaster to do actual damage or were there just traces of it.what extra padding?
Let's have Miguel Cotto examine the pads in a laboratory. Have team Marg. there to watch the proceding as well as a neutral third party. Miguel can determine the percentage of foreign substance, add a little water, see how hard they get. When he's done, Cotto can decide whether Marg. gets to come back.
Why not have just labratory techs do that, with the inept CSAC alongside there to act like clowns.......and have a few of the most respected boxing journalist to report on the happenings and conclusions?:hey:hey:hey
Watch the 'Assault In The Ring' documentary dickhead and it shows Luis Resto also describing how his hands were wrapped and loaded, besides the padding of the actual glove being taken out. It appears you don't know about Resto you **** stick.
I prefer my idea. Forgot though, I'd have N. Richardson there to act as judge to make sure that :deal
You think there is a chance Richardson would rule against his own initial findings??? If after those knucklepads are dipped in water and found not to have gotten plaster hard after an appropriate ammount of time, you think Richardson would say, "I was wrong about this, there is no plaster in those ****ers."