Why are people sure that Canelo cheated?

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  • Holler
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    #41
    Originally posted by Mexican_Puppet
    70% of the mexican meat is contaminated.
    If you test positive you're guilty. Fury was guilty, so is Canelo. The tainted meat excuse is irrelevant. Canelo is responsible for what he chooses to put into his body. If that stat is correct he should be sourcing his meat carefully from clean butchers. If necessary he has the resources to have it brought in externally.

    Don't get me wrong, this isn't about picking on Canelo. Any boxer who tests positive, be it Joshua, GGG, Crawford, Wilder etc. needs to pay the price. It's the only way that boxing as a sport has any chance of preserving its credibility. That's more important than any one fighter, including Canelo.

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    • Mr Objecitivity
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      #42
      Originally posted by Holler
      If you test positive you're guilty. Fury was guilty, so is Canelo. The tainted meat excuse is irrelevant. Canelo is responsible for what he chooses to put into his body. If that stat is correct he should be sourcing his meat carefully from clean butchers. If necessary he has the resources to have it brought in externally.

      Don't get me wrong, this isn't about picking on Canelo. Any boxer who tests positive, be it Joshua, GGG, Crawford, Wilder etc. needs to pay the price. It's the only way that boxing as a sport has any chance of preserving its credibility. That's more important than any one fighter, including Canelo.
      Lol! Just lol!

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      • Mexican_Puppet
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        #43
        Originally posted by Holler
        If you test positive you're guilty. Fury was guilty, so is Canelo. The tainted meat excuse is irrelevant. Canelo is responsible for what he chooses to put into his body. If that stat is correct he should be sourcing his meat carefully from clean butchers. If necessary he has the resources to have it brought in externally.

        Don't get me wrong, this isn't about picking on Canelo. Any boxer who tests positive, be it Joshua, GGG, Crawford, Wilder etc. needs to pay the price. It's the only way that boxing as a sport has any chance of preserving its credibility. That's more important than any one fighter, including Canelo.
        Blah blah blah pure shi.t.


        Read about the amount of clembuterol in Canelo organism.

        Is ****** think that he was cheating.

        And my balls, mexicans and afroamerican boxers are the most hated in the game.

        Canelo is human. He can yo ti restaurants with his family or friend.

        The mexican government is the real responsable. Is ****.ing idiot that the 70% of mexican meat is contaminated.

        We are humans, is impossible that a person only can eat organic food.

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        • Cheek busting
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          #44
          Originally posted by satiev1
          The german swimmers in the 1980's had pills thrown in their drinks and most didn't know. They were all banned after. Knowing dosen't excuse cheating.
          How can you cheat if you have no idea you're cheating, doe??

          They still deserve to be stripped of their medals, or in this case, Canelo of the W, and the titles (IF he wins).

          But the concept of cheating involves the element of intent.

          Just like stealing - you can't steal something unless you intend to do so.

          I think we both agree on what is important here, doe - that it is HIGHLY unlikely Canelo tested positive for Clen. from "eating tainted meat," but rather, he wanted to get a competitive advantage.

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          • McNulty
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            #45
            Originally posted by Wildstalker
            I'm not necessarily saying that he didn't, but when you consider that literally half of the meat in Mexico is somewhat tainted it's not surprising that this happened.

            Being a rich athlete doesn't mean he wouldn't have himself some street tacos walking his way home, or go to a small restaurant on Friday nights with his family....

            A tiny negligible amount was found in Canelo, this is different from the Russian PED situation where huge noticeable amounts were found in athletes, where they must have knowingly doped.

            I really think this is just an accident. And honestly, this shouldn't affect the fight at all.
            Literally you are wrong. If you think 50% of 200 is 58 you need to get hooked on phonics. It worked for me!



            Source: https://twitter.com/VictorConte/stat...86461824950272

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            Originally posted by Victor Conte
            Clenbuterol is a very potent and effective performance-enhancing drug that would certainly help a boxer.

            [Canelo and Golovkin] fought six months ago. What have they been doing since then? For four months, they had the green light to do whatever they wanted.

            Here, we end up with this dog-ate-my-homework type of excuse and everyone thinks (Canelo) was doing drugs. It is plausible that he did not intentionally cheat. Nobody can say for sure if there was intent or not. He could have used Clenbuterol for three months and there are still traces in his body. Or he could have eaten tainted meat.

            But these are multi-million-dollar athletes. I’d be shipping in fresh meat from someone other than Mexico. They had to know this was a possibility.
            Last edited by McNulty; 03-06-2018, 12:46 PM.

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            • Sidney Powell
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              #46
              Originally posted by Mammoth
              Because he's a multimillionaire
              Are you under the impression that 100% of the meat he eats is from overseas or something? What is this post supposed to demonstrate?

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              • McNulty
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                #47
                Originally posted by Cutthroat
                Mexico is the 2nd largest producer of horse meat in the world behind China, it's pretty common there. We'll know more when the investigation is complete.

                Erik Morales also tested positive for clenbuterol vs Garcia and he came in that fight soft and bloated, far from someone that looks like they're on steroids
                Clenbuterol is NOT a steroid, it's a Thermogenic. He came in soft because he was fat already. Bodybuilders use Clenbuterol for weight loss. Doesn't mean Morales had a theraputically desired effect. Maybe he got caught too early, maybe he didn't take enough, maybe he did lose weight - just not all. There is a multitude of reasons why he came in the way he did.

                "Clenbuterol is a steroid like substance, but not a steroid. It falls into a group of drugs known as beta-2-agonists. Clenbuterol shares similarities with stimulant drugs (i.e. increase heart rate, blood pressure, perspiration, etc.) such as adrenalin (ephedrine) and amphetamines.

                Clenbuterol was initially developed as a bronchodilator for the treatment and alleviation of symptoms of equine asthma. It main the****utic use in many countries is still limited to horses, with the catch that any horse that has received clenbuterol, cannot later be slaughtered for food."


                Source: http://www.superskinnyme.com/clenbuterol.html

                Originally posted by Mexican_Puppet
                Read, animal, near of 70% of the mexican meat is contaminated
                More like 27%.

                Last edited by McNulty; 03-06-2018, 01:16 PM.

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                • Boksfan
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                  #48
                  He failed a drug test, that's the simplest answer for you.

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                  • GGG Gloveking
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                    #49
                    Originally posted by Mexican_Puppet

                    70% of the mexican meat is contaminated.
                    Do 70% of Mexican fighters fail drug tests?

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                    • McNulty
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                      #50
                      Originally posted by GGG Gloveking
                      Do 70% of Mexican fighters fail drug tests?
                      70% is the wrong number. It's really 27% (meat).

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