MARGARITO wraps: Ingredients for HAND LOTION or Ingredients for WEAPON??

[BuckToothed]

I didn't vote since there are other options to where those traces of sulfur and calcium could've came from.

Plaster of Paris is used to patch dry walls, which also have similar ingredients.

I'm not a boxer, but I do punch dry walls from time to time to see if I can break it. I could just imagine what a boxer do on their spare time.

Also, traces of sulfur and calcium might equal plaster of paris, but plaster of paris does not equal plaster or cast. The mixture has to be molded to retain its solid form, otherwise it just dries back up to powder.

I can have traces of copper and zinc in my fist, but that doesn't mean I have brass knuckles.

[Twako]

Comparison/Contrast
Anything can be compared and contrasted. Anything.

When you compared you find similarities
When you contrast you to look for differences

I compared Margarito to Res..
Whip Contrast Margarito to Res...

I found similarities
Whip found differences

What is so hard to understand about that.

Nothing is wrong with Comparison/Contrast when there are similarities and differences

going off on a tangent wont address the point. try reading my post again and digest it slowly. it's not about how different your comparison w/ whip is, it's your inconsistency of how you compare things that makes your post look ******.

[BuckToothed]

Margarito's wraps were as illegal as Trinidad's illegal wraps.
They were both technically illegal, but not dangerously illegal.

They are cheaters in the sense that they have illegal wraps.

Guess who's the common denominator between the two occasions?
****m Richardson, who is known to distract their opponent's concentration on fight night.

[Mr. Fantastic]

I didn't vote since there are other options to where those traces of sulfur and calcium could've came from.

Plaster of Paris is used to patch dry walls, which also have similar ingredients.

I'm not a boxer, but I do punch dry walls from time to time to see if I can break it. I could just imagine what a boxer do on their spare time.

Also, traces of sulfur and calcium might equal plaster of paris, but plaster of paris does not equal plaster or cast. The mixture has to be molded to retain its solid form, otherwise it just dries back up to powder.

I can have traces of copper and zinc in my fist, but that doesn't mean I have brass knuckles.

This post will get avoided.

[Horus]

Margarito's wraps were as illegal as Trinidad's illegal wraps.
They were both technically illegal, but not dangerously illegal.

They are cheaters in the sense that they have illegal wraps.

Guess who's the common denominator between the two occasions?
****m Richardson, who is known to distract their opponent's concentration on fight night.

I need you in this thread

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=413987

[Horus]

I didn't vote since there are other options to where those traces of sulfur and calcium could've came from.

Plaster of Paris is used to patch dry walls, which also have similar ingredients.

I'm not a boxer, but I do punch dry walls from time to time to see if I can break it. I could just imagine what a boxer do on their spare time.

Also, traces of sulfur and calcium might equal plaster of paris, but plaster of paris does not equal plaster or cast. The mixture has to be molded to retain its solid form, otherwise it just dries back up to powder.

I can have traces of copper and zinc in my fist, but that doesn't mean I have brass knuckles.

Margarito

calcium+sulfur+water+oxygen= plaster of paris

"traces" of Sulfur + Calcium, moist, hardening, and bloody = Margarito Wraps.

QUESTION THAT HAVE TO BE Answered

1.Why was these ingredients in his wraps if not for a purpose?

2. What was the purpose of having them in his gloves if it was not intend to be used a weapon?

3. What would have happen if the Margarito was allowed to get in the ring with those Sulfur + Calcium, moist, hardening, bloody wraps?

Conclusion

The prosecution case was easy, and the intent of the man was clear.
and the judgement was delivered.

However the punishment did not fit the crime in this case. Because Margarito should have been jailed or banned for life.

[Horus]

going off on a tangent wont address the point. try reading my post again and digest it slowly. it's not about how different your comparison w/ whip is, it's your inconsistency of how you compare things that makes your post look ******.

Your so clownish that you dont even understand what my response was about.

[BuckToothed]

Margarito

calcium+sulfur+water+oxygen= plaster of paris

"traces" of Sulfur + Calcium, moist, hardening, and bloody = Margarito Wraps.

Traces of sulfur and calcium, moist and hardening does not necessarily mean it will harden to a cast. And even if it did, the word "traces" implies minute amount that can be considered irrelevant.

His offense was that he tried to use old pads. I don't know, maybe the gym was being renovated and dry wall particles are in the air.

[Horus]

Traces of sulfur and calcium, moist and hardening does not necessarily mean it will harden to a cast. And even if it did, the word "traces" implies minute amount that can be considered irrelevant.

His offense was that he tried to use old pads. I don't know, maybe the gym was being renovated and dry wall particles are in the air.

QUESTION THAT HAVE TO BE Answered
1.Why was these ingredients in his wraps if not for a purpose?

2. What was the purpose of having them in his gloves if it was not intend to be used a weapon?

3. What would have happen if the Margarito was allowed to get in the ring with those Sulfur + Calcium, moist, hardening, bloody wraps?

4.The fact that the illegal inserts were previously used also raises the question: “Who used them?” [ and who were they used on]

5.Were the inserts molded to Margarito’s knuckles?

6. Is the stain on one of the inserts dried blood?

7. If so, is it Antonio’s blood?


CAN SOMEBODY ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS AND STOP AVOIDING THEM!

[PureBoxer!]

It doesn't matter. He did something illegal and IS GETTING PAID FOR IT!

I still think he should have had to work his way back up a little more, but oh well.

Fixed!