Comments Thread For: David Tua Livid: Monte Barrett is Just a Drugs Cheat

[uoykcuf]

It's not a "steroid." It's a stimulant legally sold in a workout supplement at GNC. It's like drinking a strong cup of coffee.

That strong cup of coffee magically made Barrett's technical skills so much superior to that of fat Tua. If it weren't for that cup of coffee, Tua would have won by brutal KO after being outboxed for 12 rounds.

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According to a report by the Herald Online, David Tua's legal team is moving fast to have his recent loss overturned after Monte Barrett reportedly tested positive for the banned stimulant methylhex-anemine following a urine test after his August 13 in New Zealand. Barrett was nearly knocked out in the final round, but held on to win a decision over Tua after they fought to a controversial draw in the first meeting which took place in Atlantic City.

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If that is true, then Barrett should be ashamed..... but David, how did Barrett's steroid use prevent you from getting off your fat arse and getting in some kind of shape for that fight?

[Lucky Jim]

Methylhexaneamine (1, 3-dimethylamylamine) – Why this is now a problem.

We previously covered the topic 1, 3, Dimethylamyaline (Geranium Oil) back in September of 2010; after receiving an alarming number of emails and responses from clients and followers on various social media websites. We thought it would be a good idea to address some of your questions.

What is Methylhexaneamine?

Methylhexaneamine is a weak stimulant that was first trademarked under the name ‘Forthane’ by Eli Lilly in April of 1971 as a nasal decongestant. The trademark has long expired, but Methylhexaneamine has continued to grow in popularity over the years.

Why is Methylhexaneamine banned by some sport organizations?

Methylhexaneamine is considered a stimulant; most sport governing bodies around the world consider most stimulants to be banned, including Methylhexaneamine.

http://drugfreesportrec.blogspot.com/2011/03/methylhexaneamine-1-3-dimethylamylamine.html

[Specialist6]

wow lmao this is pure crap. David Tua you lost my friend now both of yall retire.

[Lucky Jim]

Ironically, this will make a third fight even bigger in NZ.

[uoykcuf]

David Tua says the guys cheating because he used something thats the same stuff they use in nasal decongestant? LOL

Yeah, I bet there's a **** load of steroids in Nasal decongestant.

[Lucky Jim]

Tua's claims are like saying Barrett won because he used some nose spray before the fight, or drank a couple Red Bulls. That's all this stuff is -- it's not a "steroid" at all.

[Lucky Jim]

David Tua says the guys cheating because he used something thats the same stuff they use in nasal decongestant? LOL

Yeah, I bet there's a **** load of steroids in Nasal decongestant.

It's not even a steroid. Just a stimulant. He would have got more out of drinking a couple of Red Bulls before the fight....

[Lucky Jim]

Tua gets all his supplements from Burger King....

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Methylhexaneamine (1, 3-dimethylamylamine) – Why this is now a problem.

We previously covered the topic 1, 3, Dimethylamyaline (Geranium Oil) back in September of 2010; after receiving an alarming number of emails and responses from clients and followers on various social media websites. We thought it would be a good idea to address some of your questions.

What is Methylhexaneamine?

Methylhexaneamine is a weak stimulant that was first trademarked under the name ‘Forthane’ by Eli Lilly in April of 1971 as a nasal decongestant. The trademark has long expired, but Methylhexaneamine has continued to grow in popularity over the years.

Why is Methylhexaneamine banned by some sport organizations?

Methylhexaneamine is considered a stimulant; most sport governing bodies around the world consider most stimulants to be banned, including Methylhexaneamine.

http://drugfreesportrec.blogspot.com...amylamine.html

Thanks man, that clears that up.