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Your responses are getting more and more clueless.... Hand wraps and gloves are 2 different things. Margarito has been caught cheating 3 different times. Crawford has ZERO history of it.
You clearly don't know **** about the protocol of a fight occurring so I'll help you. Because if "ignorance" is your reason for these dumb ass comments then I'll excuse them. But if you are just purposely commenting with dumb responses, then you are wasting my time.
For all of the world title fights there is a protocol.
THE WRAPS:
-Both fighters have their hands wrapped in the presence of an official, the sanctioning body rep & a member of the opposing camp.
-Once they are approved by all parties, the fighter is not allowed to leave sight of the camera with them on otherwise the fighter would have them cut off and re-wrapped with the same protocol in place (for example if the fighter has to use the restroom).
-Wraps are always exposed to the air until the gloves are placed on in which another protocol goes into effect.
THE GLOVES:
-The fighters choose 2 sets of gloves in case of "malfunction" to the first pair put on. They do this 24 hours before the fight.
-Those gloves are examined by the commissioner, sanctioning body rep, & a member from the opposing camp before the gloves are taken by the officials and aren't seen again by either fighter's camp until time to put them on.
-Once the gloves are brought to the locker room, they are never out of sight of the official rep and camera. Even though you as a view don't always see it on television, that camera is constantly on the gloves.
-Fighters are required to take the gloves off if they have to go to the restroom as they can not take the gloves out of sight of the official rep.
This protocol is always in place in the most recent years due to issues that occurred in the history of the sport as recently as the early 2010s. These are the facts given. If you are continuing to argue your point, then that means you have to have some proof that the protocol was violated, otherwise you sound as ignorant as the next ignorant fan who simply just talk to be heard because they don't like a specific fighter.
Crawford's "tampering" accusations was crushed when the makers of the gloves, explained exactly what THEIR MISTAKE was in creating the gloves. Yet you are on here trying to push the notion, showcasing you have an agenda.......Your energy could be used to actually educate yourself on protocol rather than trying to argue **** you don't know anything about.
You clearly don't know **** about the protocol of a fight occurring so I'll help you. Because if "ignorance" is your reason for these dumb ass comments then I'll excuse them. But if you are just purposely commenting with dumb responses, then you are wasting my time.
For all of the world title fights there is a protocol.
THE WRAPS:
-Both fighters have their hands wrapped in the presence of an official, the sanctioning body rep & a member of the opposing camp.
-Once they are approved by all parties, the fighter is not allowed to leave sight of the camera with them on otherwise the fighter would have them cut off and re-wrapped with the same protocol in place (for example if the fighter has to use the restroom).
-Wraps are always exposed to the air until the gloves are placed on in which another protocol goes into effect.
THE GLOVES:
-The fighters choose 2 sets of gloves in case of "malfunction" to the first pair put on. They do this 24 hours before the fight.
-Those gloves are examined by the commissioner, sanctioning body rep, & a member from the opposing camp before the gloves are taken by the officials and aren't seen again by either fighter's camp until time to put them on.
-Once the gloves are brought to the locker room, they are never out of sight of the official rep and camera. Even though you as a view don't always see it on television, that camera is constantly on the gloves.
-Fighters are required to take the gloves off if they have to go to the restroom as they can not take the gloves out of sight of the official rep.
This protocol is always in place in the most recent years due to issues that occurred in the history of the sport as recently as the early 2010s. These are the facts given. If you are continuing to argue your point, then that means you have to have some proof that the protocol was violated, otherwise you sound as ignorant as the next ignorant fan who simply just talk to be heard because they don't like a specific fighter.
Crawford's "tampering" accusations was crushed when the makers of the gloves, explained exactly what THEIR MISTAKE was in creating the gloves. Yet you are on here trying to push the notion, showcasing you have an agenda.......Your energy could be used to actually educate yourself on protocol rather than trying to argue **** you don't know anything about.
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