Mayweather Jr. 'I've dominated the sport...

[M.I.C.]

Do you think that Xylocaine "ONLY" targets the pain in your "HANDS?" This painkiller will numb the pain in your entire body. If you are getting hit hard numerous times, the Xylocaine will make you invulnerable thus giving you the advantage over your opponents and making you a "CHEATER."

I think that this is noteworthy and I may even send my own 2-cents to the proper officials in Pro Boxing. JAT

You just talking out your azz, you dont know what this stuff numbs, maybe the lack of pain Floyd is feeling throughout his body is due to not being hit clean and or not taking punishment at all, ever think about that Xylocaine expert? Also, ever stop to think that if Floyd can take it, so can his opponent? So if they want to numb their whole body with Xylocaine they are free to do so, somehow it doesn't appear to help them much in the ring, not vs Floyd anyway.

[M.I Truth ?]

Think about this: If you are able to be "Numb" to the pain of getting hit numerous times, doesn't that in itself makes you a "Cheater" due to the fact that you can go on and on and on without feeling pain? To me this kind of advantage over your opponent is in fact "Cheating."

It doesnt numb pain from getting hit. It numbs pain in hands during training. Cheating is having an unfair advantage against someone that is against the rules. Now if the person he is fighting follows the same guidelines they may choose to numb hands in training as well. If this was such a great benifit that you try to make it seem it is all fighters would do it. But they dont. Its only helpful if you have hand problems and need it to train. It doesnt help anyone take punches like you are trying to make it seem. Surely you can understand this?

[M.I.C.]

It doesnt numb pain from getting hit. It numbs pain in hands during training. Cheating is having an unfair advantage against someone that is against the rules. Now if the person he is fighting follows the same guidelines they may choose to numb hands in training as well. If this was such a great benifit that you try to make it seem it is all fighters would do it. But they dont. Its only helpful if you have hand problems and need it to train. It doesnt help anyone take punches like you are trying to make it seem. Surely you can understand this?

He's an idiot, he actually doesn't understand

[Foodie One]

You are beyond ******.

If Floyd couldnt feel pain then why does he fight so defensively ******. Wouldnt he just bum rush his oppoennet?

Go back to Pac land.

Wow, I guess the facts I've stated is hurting your feelings in that you can't give me a reply without being rude.

Bum Rush? What does that have to do with Xylocaine? Why don't you answer my earlier question in an honest way. If you can do that, I'll have more respect for you as a poster.

[Foodie One]

It doesnt numb pain from getting hit. It numbs pain in hands during training. Cheating is having an unfair advantage against someone that is against the rules. Now if the person he is fighting follows the same guidelines they may choose to numb hands in training as well. If this was such a great benifit that you try to make it seem it is all fighters would do it. But they dont. Its only helpful if you have hand problems and need it to train. It doesnt help anyone take punches like you are trying to make it seem. Surely you can understand this?

Geez, you guys are so medically intelligent. A painkiller will numb the pain in your "ENTIRE BODY." If a fighter uses it, he will not feel the pain of getting hit thus giving him the advantage over the opponent. Is this hard to understand?

[M.I.C.]

Geez, you guys are so medically intelligent. A painkiller will numb the pain in your "ENTIRE BODY." If a fighter uses it, he will not feel the pain of getting hit thus giving him the advantage over the opponent. Is this hard to understand?

Then his opponent is free to use it as well...have fun with that

[Lady Fan]

Then his opponent is free to use it as well...have fun with that

So for you, using painkilling drugs in boxing is not "Cheating?"

[Gutz]

you are the bizarro Horus only at least HE comes with knowledge about his crush. You on the other hand do not know **** about what you talk about you regurgitate the same tired arguments

here

one is a pain reliever

the other is a performance enhancer

you tell me which one benefits the other more

nuthugger

Doing Pain Killer.. and doing PED is both cheating..


Nuthugger..

[El Jesus]

Doing Pain Killer.. and doing PED is both cheating..


Nuthugger..

this stuff is similar to a cortizone shot, the kind of stuff they use in Soccer and in the NFL very frequently, the difference is, you cant use this during gametime/fight night. and they test for it, and even if you wanna dog the test, mayweather upped the ante on the tests as well. thus, doing this and taking it within the allowed atheletic commission guidelines is hardly cheating, if mayweather was caught within the weekly timeframe then that would be different.

So "doing pain killer" (lmao) in this instance just doesnt hold any weight. This xylocaine argument seems to be a notion perpetuated by manny lovers who are in the far right of his fanatical fanbase, to continue with it like its a legit argument at this point is just ******.

[S.G.]

I guess boxers shouldn't be allowed to use aspirin if they get a headache during the training period either