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Originally Posted by Eg714
I'm pretty sure in the 80s and early 90s everyone was using them. Most boxers in that era had unreal athleticism.
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I was always amazed at how so many boxers were able to go 15 rounds compared to the boxers of today who can barely make it to 12.
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Originally Posted by Reloaded
Lots its always been rampart in boxing because the testing is so weak , I know of 2 commonwealth champs that took dexamethasone before title fights and both were cut and did not bleed , commentators were saying how good the corners were , it was the dex , stops capillary bleeding like a tap being turned of .
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Thank you for the information I knew for sure many were involved with several different types of PEDS.
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Originally Posted by larryx2013
We will never know man...............thats why all fighters should be randomly tested year round
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I agree Larry.
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Originally Posted by 4Corners
Baseball got introduced to PED's during the 70's. I'm sure that around the time of Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Hearns, PED's got big in boxing probably.
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Now that you mention it, In an interview Duran said he was weak making the super welter weight limit and was prescribed diuretics by a doctor to lose extra pounds. I believe diuretics are banned substances. This was for his second fight against leonard.