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Xylocaine/Lidocaine use is also banned in Nevada. De La Hoya tested positive for lidocaine in his BHop fight. No sanctions were meted out, as he got KTFOd anyway by BHop - who would later join GBP. -
How u know that.....is there a article or something expressing that or is that your opinion?Originally posted by Robin88 View Post
And if that is trrue, he is agreeing to drug test now...why isn't manny?Comment
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It is a statement of fact.Originally posted by cortdawg25 View Post
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/spo...cle3019074.ece
Pacquiao is willing to be tested, but not on the actual day before the fight.At the bout organisational meeting run by NSAC on Wednesday morning, Gareth Williams, Hatton’s lawyer, asked Keith Kizer, the NSAC executive director, if lidocaine would be tested for.
“We’d all seen the stories about Mayweather’s hands and we had heard rumours that he uses lidocaine,” Williams said. “So we just wanted to make sure that they complied with the rules and that it would be tested for.”
The request did not go down well with John Hornewer, Mayweather’s attorney. Williams said: “He responded by saying: ‘Well, what about grappling?’ I quite facetiously responded: ‘I didn’t think you could test for that.’” Kizer confirmed yesterday that lidocaine is banned for use by boxers within a week of a bout. “If lidocaine is injected,” he said, “the pain receptors in the boxer may not work and he may not know if he is hurt.”
USADA random tests for the Olympics are made out-of-competition and after the competition.
Floyd wants to disrupt Pacquiao's training camp by having the USADA take random tests during the camp.
USADA Prefers Out Of Competition Testing
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=343572Comment
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I didn't read a comment from Floyd in that article. And if many is willing to take a random test up until the day before or after...i don't think that would be a problem. but that is not the case, him and his team are only agreeing to before 30 days priori the fight. why is that?Originally posted by Robin88 View PostComment
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the USADA is an old thing. Floyd simply wants the test to be random up until the fight...that's it.Originally posted by Robin88 View PostComment
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the USADA is an old thing??? what are you smoking? Floyd wants USADA tests to replace mandated tests being done by the NSAC.Originally posted by cortdawg25 View Post
Anyway, Floyd and GBP have to come clean on their documented use of an illegal painkiller.Comment
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should matthew hatton require olympic-style testing for floyd's illegal painkillers if the fight is made?Originally posted by Robin88 View Post
his brother failed to push the envelope on the issue.Comment
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I didn't see this thread before but I have heard about his brittle hands that's why I keep saying that maybe he's on roids too...but it was partly a joke...but now...hmmm....I'm gonna go google this more and when I come back I will be an expert and will have gained my PhD on this matterOriginally posted by Robin88 View PostDo you know the reason why GBP ditched the Texas venue for the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight even if it meant less revenues?
Mayweather can't fight in most states, with Nevada among the few exceptions, because he is using illegal painkillers.
Xylocaine (generic name Lidocaine) is also often added to ******* as a diluent. ******* numbs the gums when applied, and since lidocaine causes stronger numbness, users get the impression of high-quality ******* when in actuality, the user is receiving a diluted product.
Point of clarity. I am not saying that Mayweather is abusing illegal and highly regulated drugs. However, it is public knowledge that he is using hand-injected painkillers that are illegal in most U.S. states. He should be required to explain if indeed they are used to treat hand injuries or if they are being used before fights to numb his hands.
Update: Upon more in-depth research, I found out that Nevada also bans lidocaine use by boxers.
"There would’ve actually been precedence for making such a request. It was revealed prior to his failed middleweight title bid against Bernard Hopkins in 2004 that de la Hoya took Lidocaine, a pain killer deemed illegal by Nevada State Athletic Commission standards, to speed up the healing process for a cut suffered on his hand. Hopkins appeared visibly upset when informed of the news prior to their fight, but didn’t seem too bothered by it after stopping him in the ninth round, or joining up with Golden Boy Promotions a few weeks later."
http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=24349
What does that mean? Both Floyd and DLH using a substance banned also in Nevada?Comment
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"Such painkillers could be more dangerous in the long term, since fighters with numbed hands hit harder since they cannot feel their hands at a time when they could be unknowingly damaging them"
Cool! Floyd cannot feel his own hands! He will probably have a shot if he needs to jerkk off and Ellerbe's not available!
Damn! I want one!Comment
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