Originally posted by GoldSugar
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I read all the official documents on the matter.
The commission verdict handed down was-
"You are found not guilty of having known that the illegal gauxe pad was in your bandages, but since 'you are the head of your team' we have to penalise you". (paraphrased but accurate)
The beginning and end of the whole piece of crap was that it was a used gauze pad instead of a new one . The trainer might have put it in "for luck" far more likely than Margarito being an evil crook, right under the eyes of both Commissioners and opponents' cornermen.
It contained TRACES of 2 of the extremely common elements of plaster-of-paris, and was harmless. Those elements are used extensively in making COSMETICS... One of the comments in the trial was that "these products can be found in every kitchen in the world.".
Top Rank filed suit against the NSAC to ""show cause that the used gauze pad was anything other than harmless and that it could cause damage to humans" and won by default.
I'm surprised that they haven't been having guided tours to show the deep gouge in the floor, made by the concrete block.........
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