The history of alex ariza

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Karceno, Oct 29, 2010.


  1. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee VIP Member

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    when are we going to get 'the history of leonard ellerbe'?

    seems like he'd be a good story to waste time and do a youtube video about..than someone's nutritionist.
     
  2. Jack Kollin

    Jack Kollin Say my name? Full Member

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    No time for tards for crappy, shitty videos. Their hero is active and fighting :bbb
     
  3. Karceno

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    floyd mayweather dont make USADA rules
     
  4. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee VIP Member

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    yeah, he bribes them with 18 day cutoffs..
     
  5. punisher

    punisher Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I agree with this, and much else that you have said. The way this was handled, by Mayweather's camp, leading up to the negotiations was irresponsible. Certainly, it wasn't helping in the attempt to convince Manny to participate in the testing. During the first negotiations, I thought Floyd handled himself professionally, though. He stayed out of the media, during that period. It was moreso Arum and Roach, and Roger and Floyd Sr. who were fanning the flames of the PEDs issue, in one direction or the other, as well as other figures in the sport. But, I, personally, saw nothing wrong with Floyd asking that he and Manny undergo the "gold" standard of testing.

    Do I think his intent was to "clean up the sport"? Hell no! I feel he asked Manny to participate in the mutually applied testing, because, he suspects Manny COULD be juicing. Nothing less...nothing more. As I recall, this is the same reason Tyson asked Holyfield to do additional testing (outside the NSAC norm) before their second fight. Any other reason he's given is just him saying the 'politically correct' thing, IMO. I don't buy all that, personally.

    But, regardless of his intentions, he has a point, about boxing needing to clean up its act. It's one of the most dangerous sports with the lowest standard of protecting its athletes. And even if this situation were reversed, and these two fighters swapped roles in this situation, I would feel the same way about that.

    Appreciate the discussion...
     
  6. AxlRose

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    Isnt there a bigger douchebag in the history of these boards than this idiot Karceno?:patsch

    Karceno you fruit, you really like to get ganged-banged huh?
     
  7. ripper13

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  8. Knives7

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    Yeep.

    Oh good article. :rofl
     
  9. Knives7

    Knives7 Boxing Addict banned

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    He's another ***llege. :deal
     
  10. maracho

    maracho Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The OP has talent but unfortunately, his desire to hate on Pac overcame his desire to research
     
  11. AxlRose

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    Haters be hatin. :|
     
  12. johnnydrama

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    Of course not....but he has a say in how the version of USADA testing would be handled. Obviously they are NOT doing full Olympic style testing. So what the USADA did for the Shane/Floyd fight was conformed to meet Floyd's requirments.
     
  13. johnnydrama

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    I respect that bro. I can tell you are very much a fan of boxing first and foremost which is always a good thing when discussing this sport.. And I do agree that this is probably the most dangerous sport with the lowest testing standards in place. So I'm not completely against the movement Floyd started.
     
  14. Phanekim

    Phanekim Well-Known Member Full Member

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    10 mins i will never get back. wow, this video made no sense. i was really willing to give you a chance everyone makes fun of you here...but damn you are straight up ignorant. and i have a science background.
     
  15. maracho

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    USADA has had very close ties to Golden Boy Productions owner and arena mogul [FONT=&quot]Anschutz corporation ([/FONT]AEG). This is way to much conflict of interest and USADA is always racked with controversial mishaps and biases anyway

    It wouldn’t be that hard to corrupt the few bigwigs in charge either. USADA is the U.S. doping court but Travis Tygart is the arbitrator. Then there is Don Catlin who is basically in charge of the biggest labs and his own private lab is in hot competition to come up with the latest and greatest detecting devises which cost a pretty penny. For instance, it cost over $500,000 for Catlin's team to develop a test for the BALCO steroid THG and machines alone start at $80,000.


    Why did Mosley and Mayweather get to stop blood testing 18 before they fought?






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