Floyd's Lidocaine Use On Video

[DarthVoid]

That video defended Mayweater's case.

defended? did you listen to what the lady doctor said towards the end?

i also heard the voice-over reiterating that lidocaine is banned in a lot of u.s. states.

[Ballllin]

lmao this ******* is still spamming with this, what are u doing????

like i said, its getting to be pitiful now

[toyi]

Why are you spamming boxing scene with this?

This was announced live on HBO.

Show me Lampley talkiong about PED use on HBO like its no big deal then you have an argument.

This your 4th thread on Floyds hands..get over it. IF he uses it in nevada its LEGAL.

Please, stop spamming a good thread. You create more than 50 useless thread a day and we don't say ****. stfu

[DarthVoid]

lmao this ******* is still spamming with this, what are u doing????

like i said, its getting to be pitiful now

stfu. i am being asked questions in various threads. i am answering them. stop trolling, fu(kwit.

[DarthVoid]

This video only proves that MAYWEATHER is on steroids.

This LIDOCAINE is illegal now in NEVADA so MAYWEATHER was for sure on steroids!

lidocaine is a painkiller, not steroids.

however, painkillers are also considered as PEDs.

[Equinox]

lol.

so how would a Mayweather-Paquiao fight go?

Pacquiao: "floyd chill out! i just heard your hand break but you cant feel it!"

Mayweather: "shut up! im on lidocaine *****, i cant feel my hands being shattered into pieces."

nice argument pacxing fan....

[DarthVoid]

lol.

so how would a Mayweather-Paquiao fight go?

Pacquiao: "floyd chill out! i just heard your hand break but you cant feel it!"

Mayweather: "shut up! im on lidocaine *****, i cant feel my hands being shattered into pieces."

nice argument pacxing fan....

and your point is?

[DarthVoid]

This video only proves that MAYWEATHER is on steroids.

This LIDOCAINE is illegal now in NEVADA so MAYWEATHER was for sure on steroids!

lidocaine is a painkiller, not steroids.

however, painkillers are also considered as PEDs.

Types of performance-enhancing drugs

Although the phrase performance-enhancing drugs is typically used in reference to anabolic steroids or their precursors, world anti-doping organizations apply the term broadly. The phrase has been used to refer to several distinct classes of drugs:

Lean mass builders are used to drive or amplify the growth of muscle and lean body mass, and sometimes to reduce body fat. This class of drugs includes anabolic steroids, beta-2 agonists, selective androgen receptor modulator SARMs and various human hormones, most notably human growth hormone, as well as some of their precursors.


Stimulants are used by athletes to stimulate their bodies and perform at optimum level, usually to increase alertness, decrease fatigue, and/or increase aggressiveness. Examples include caffeine and amphetamines.

Painkillers mask athletes' pain so they can continue to compete and perform beyond their usual pain thresholds. Blood pressure is increased causing the cells in the muscles to be better supplied with vital oxygen. Painkillers used by athletes range from common over-the-counter medicines such as NSAIDs (like ibuprofen and acetaminophen) to powerful prescription narcotics.

Sedatives are sometimes used by athletes in sports like archery which require steady hands and precise aim, and also by athletes attempting to overcome excessive nervousness or discomfort. Alcohol, beta blockers, and marijuana are examples.

Diuretics expel water from athletes' bodies. They are often used by athletes such as wrestlers, who need to meet weight restrictions. Many stimulants also have a secondary diuretic effect.

Masking drugs are used to prevent the detection of other classes of drugs. These evolve as quickly as do testing methods - which is very quickly indeed[1] - although a time-tested classic example is the use of epitestosterone, a drug with no performance-enhancing effects, to restore the testosterone/epitestosterone ratio (a common criterion in steroid testing) to normal levels after anabolic steroid supplementation.