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Originally posted by cupcrazy01
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you apparently think it was his doing or within his knowledge about what was going on so do you want to see all sides or simply continue to be closed minded about the same drivel you are spewing over and over and over again?
if you want to honestly hear all sides then continue on but if not then just stop right here.....
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so the onus from you is to have Margarito apologize for the actions that happened in Jan 2009. I ask why? why does it have to be an apology when, again in his eyes, he was not the guilty party involved?
in fact, everyone who was there that night has stated to me, during the trial, after everything has been said that Tony indeed looked like someone who had no idea what was going on
in the dressing room when this all went down he kept asking his team what was being said because the arguments were in English. When someone told him that Naazim was complaining about the wraps (and no his hands were not already in the gloves) he immediately told Capetillo to re-wrap the hand already wrapped and wrap the naked hand the way Naazim wanted. That's it.
Capetillo was the loudest person about what Naazim was accusing them of. Tony told him to forget it and re-wrap.
when it came up everyone testified that while Margarito showed no emotion he never resisted anything
Describing the Capetillo’s reaction, Lohuis said, “There was some resistance in the beginning.” And of Margarito’s reaction? ”He offered no resistance or tried to hide anything.”
Seriously, if he had no idea what was going on for Mosley, isn't it reasonable to assume it may have happened in previous fights and he never knew? I don't think he said, "I could tell something different was going on..."
in Nevada they provide the gauze and tape for the fighters and have a NSAC official present at all times once the fighter is in the dressing room.
CSAC allows trainers to bring their own gauze and tape.
If he wants to confront the incident, why doesn't he go back to California and appeal to the CSAC for his license to be restored? It's hard to believe he wouldn't like to fight there anymore, as it was very profitable for him to fight there vs. Williams & Mosley, two large crowds that were largely there to see him. Doing this (going back to the CSAC) would go a long away for me to give him the benefit of the doubt.
but also something to consider. From the time Margarito was suspended Arum went on a tirade about CSAC and how he would never have a fight there again
and he has yet to have a fight there since. Now before you go on and on they had their TR shows in Maywood and Alameda at least 3-6 times a year so yes they had shows here on the regular.
I asked Arum at the May 8 presser and he was still adament about not fighting here and made it known
so with that do you think Margarito's odds, with his promoter no long having shows in California and spouting off in the media about them, are good he gets reinstated?
and what happens to haters like you? I mean here you are telling Tony to go to CSAC to get a hearing yet if he gets denied you will probably be the first one to give him a lack of respect even though that is exactly what you asked of him.
I have a hard time seeing any state issuing him a license without doing that, don't you?
he did his time without a rumble complaint or whine
he never threatened to fight anywhere else
stayed out of boxing for an entire year and change
if CSAC does not want to hear him what is he to do when he complied to everything they asked?
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