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  • SceneBoxer
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    It seems CLENBUTEROL tainted meat excuse will not work anymore ...

    That final portion of the regulations could blunt Alvarez's defense that clenbuterol wound up in his system by eating contaminated meat.

    "You can't apply this argument to tainted beef," the regulations expert said. "All you have to do is Google 'clenbuterol' to see the stories of [boxers Erik] Morales and [Francisco] Vargas, of the soccer and NFL players, the cyclists, swimmers and bodybuilders who have tested positive for it after eating Mexican beef. None of that is going to hold water."

    Both Vargas and Morales, who were allowed to fight in California and New York, respectively, after striking deals with their opponents. Both boxers were promoted by Golden Boy, whose president, Eric Gomez, did not immediately return messages left for him Wednesday. A week ago, the company put out a statement that the level of clenbuterol in Alvarez's samples was consistent with contamination from eating tainted Mexican beef.


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    ''A week ago, the company put out a statement that the level of clenbuterol in Alvarez's samples was consistent with contamination from eating tainted Mexican beef.''

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    • SceneBoxer
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      #3
      Also note that Erik Morales, Francisco Vargas and Luis Nery (the 3 Mexican boxers eating cows, cattles, & beefs tainted with Clen) fights were not held in Nevada where NSAC is the authority.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Elroy The Great
        ''A week ago, the company put out a statement that the level of clenbuterol in Alvarez's samples was consistent with contamination from eating tainted Mexican beef.''
        "But the regulations are written to demand that fighters take full responsibility for what goes in their system over the considerations of an opponent's judgment."

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          #5
          Originally posted by SceneBoxer
          "But the regulations are written to demand that fighters take full responsibility for what goes in their system over the considerations of an opponent's judgment."
          how can a guy know he ingested clen, doe

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            #6
            Originally posted by Elroy The Great
            how can a guy know he ingested clen, doe
            "The stories of [boxers Erik] Morales and [Francisco] Vargas, of the soccer and NFL players, the cyclists, swimmers and bodybuilders who have tested positive for it after eating Mexican beef. None of that is going to hold water."

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              #7
              Originally posted by SceneBoxer
              "The stories of [boxers Erik] Morales and [Francisco] Vargas, of the soccer and NFL players, the cyclists, swimmers and bodybuilders who have tested positive for it after eating Mexican beef. None of that is going to hold water."
              without explaining how a person is supposed to know. is it listed in the ingredients section



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                #8
                Originally posted by Elroy The Great
                without explaining how a person is supposed to know. is it listed in the ingredients section
                "The regulations are written to demand that fighters take full responsibility for what goes in their system."

                The tainted meat excuse need to stop now, right?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Elroy The Great
                  without explaining how a person is supposed to know. is it listed in the ingredients section



                  http://justsomething.co/the-22-most-...ffect-today-2/
                  This is NOT the first case that has happened in Mexico so you should know that you need to be careful.


                  but perhaps Canelo took it knowing that if he would get caught, he can use this excuse to try to get away with it.


                  an athlete must accept that ignorance of this Policy, the Code or the Prohibited List is not an excuse for an anti-doping rule violation, and shall not mitigate culpability in sanction”


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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ADP02
                    This is NOT the first case that has happened in Mexico so you should know that you need to be careful.


                    but perhaps Canelo took it knowing that if he would get caught, he can use this excuse to try to get away with it.

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                    I think the Sports Commissions are tired of this well known "tainted meat" excuse. They just gonna stick to the regulations to end it all...

                    "The regulations are written to demand that fighters take full responsibility for what goes in their system."
                    Last edited by SceneBoxer; 03-29-2018, 03:51 AM.

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