IV bans make sense in MMA because the weight classes are 15 lbs apart. But in boxing they're like 5-6 pounds apart. What's the ****ing point?
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IV rehydration ban - how do you feel about it, and how do they enforce it?
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Originally posted by Isaac Clarke View PostIt says it's preferred not that it works better.
There is a well-established body of scientific opinion to confirm that oral rehydration is the preferred the****utic choice, deemed by some authorities as being even more effective than the parenteral option.Last edited by DoktorSleepless; 03-04-2017, 12:53 AM.
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I think it's BS. All the trouble started when they changed from same day weigh ins about 8 hours before the fight to weighing in about 32 hours before the fight. With the same day weigh in a boxer could only gain a few pounds. When they have a day and a half to gain weight they can pack on 15 pounds or more and often do. Just return to same day weigh ins and the problem is solved. They should never have changed from same day weigh ins o begin with. Why try fix to something that works just fine?
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Originally posted by DoktorSleepless View PostHere's the full quote from the original WADA paper.
https://www.wada-ama.org/sites/defau...ons_3.0_EN.pdf
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if i were a professional boxer, id love for my opponent to do whatever it took for him to be in his best condition. drink up, roid up....whatever. if im really as good as i think i am, i still win.
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Originally posted by SemiGreat View Postif i were a professional boxer, id love for my opponent to do whatever it took for him to be in his best condition. drink up, roid up....whatever. if im really as good as i think i am, i still win.
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