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this is how you know this guy doesnt know jack **** about boxing when he said "Took floyd 10 rds while pac took 6 mins" Floyd does not fight in any way like Pac which would mean diffrent out comes maybe you should stick to wacthing WWE you dont have to think when wacthing thatComment
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Its Tested For and its Banned in Nevada.
De La Hoya was given a shot of Lidocaine the day of the injury to numb the cut area so the stitches could be taken. Lidocaine is a substance banned by the Nevada State Athletic Commission. But Marc Ratner, CEO of the commission, said there is no violation as long as De La Hoya informed the commission when he took it and why.
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.” He also confirmed that lidocaine would be tested for after the bout, at the Quest Diagnostics laboratory in the city.
Nevada boxing officials said yesterday they would fine and probably suspend Lloyd Honeyghan. They said the British fighter tested positive for the painkilling drug lidocaine after losing his World Boxing Council welterweight title to Marlon Starling on Feb. 4.
http://www.nytimes.com/1989/02/18/sp...l?pagewanted=1
Tested as far back as 1989
Also your God's that you get news from everyday had to concede nothing is wrong about using Xylocaine.
Rick Rockwell - The official answers on Xylocaine: Is it illegal in the USA? Is it banned in Boxing? Is it a PED?
Michael Marley - True that: Floyd Mayweather is cleaner than Board Of HealthComment
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The Texas Dept. of Licensing and Regulation won't be drug testing the boxers before and after their bout, a spokesman told the Daily News
Most state commissions have boxers submit to only urine tests before and after a fight. The Texas agency doesn't even do that. Its executive director, William Kuntz, can order a drug screen for boxers if there is "good cause." But Susan Stanford, a public information officer for the department, doesn't envision that happening for this fight, even though Pacquiao has come under increased scrutiny of late over the issue of performance-enhancing drugs. "At the present time, no drug testing will be required of the boxers," she told The News Thursday. "We don't see rumors as good cause. There is a medical examination before the fight, but that doesn't include drug testing."
Arum said he chose to stage the fight in Texas for the amenities, not the lack of drug testing. "I always assumed (that Texas) did drug testing, but I know for sure that the WBO insists on that," Arum said in a phone interview. "The reason the fight is in Texas is because it's in Cowboys Stadium, not because of the (lack of) drug testing."
Texas does NO TEST AT ALL, so that being a reason Floyd would not fight there just got killed, cause its even easier to get away with it there, if thats what you wanted to do.Comment
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If it is legal and available to other fighters then what is the problem. I just don't get this Topic...sounds like u should have took more time to think about it before u started typing because this is a lot to do about nothing.Comment
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LMAO..i was reading through King22's comments..and i was saying the same thing..dude is owning TS..
and you can tell TS dont know a thing about boxing..how can you not know about xylo and claim to be a "gym rat"..lmao..
also this thread is ******..wasnt it already confirmed years ago that Floyd uses xylo for his brittle hands..Floyds not hiding it..its not breaking news!..how about the Pac Stans focus on the Clottey fight happening in less than 2 weeks..and stop obsessing over Floyd for a minute...Comment
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so working out everyday is laughable now? how does that make me a dumbass? and ive never heard of xylocaine till few months ago. its the truth. Ive read that the only state that legalize its use is nevada. cheat or not, its a chemical that enhances punching volume. its not fair if the opponent doesnt use it.Comment
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