Should boxers be allowed to used any artificial means to overcome a physical handicap

[tatangb45]

I suppose it really doesnt. But when the TS is asking in a vague manner to hide their obvious bias and agenda then yeah I think it matters a little.

I still have to see any thread about either FMJ or Pac that is without bias. Some make valid points and some are outright dumb. We are here to discuss boxing and when the two sides have legitimate topics they do not agree on, it is just reasonable to have a civil debate in order that readers can make a decision as to which side has a stronger case.

[IMDAZED]

What, like taking aspirin?

[tangalog2200]

To give an example: a boxer with stamina problems because of a physical condition, can he take energy drink or something that would help him overcome this problem?

this is somewhat very complex......the big question is can we have boxing commissions that can really implement, monitor and regulate such "disability" corrections measures, drugs etc., etc?

[tangalog2200]

I still have to see any thread about either FMJ or Pac that is without bias. Some make valid points and some are outright dumb. We are here to discuss boxing and when the two sides have legitimate topics they do not agree on, it is just reasonable to have a civil debate in order that readers can make a decision as to which side has a stronger case.

tatang....civil debate!!!! hundred per cent yes to that........

[tatangb45]

this is somewhat very complex......the big question is can we have boxing commissions that can really implement, monitor and regulate such "disability" corrections measures, drugs etc., etc?

I agree that this is a complex situation that is why it needs to be discuss and debated, not to come to a definitive resolution [although it would be nice if it can lead to that] but at least to show which side has the stronger case.