Now that it's sunken in... Where you at with Nelo?
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So by your logic EVERY SINGLE BOXER IN THE WORLD is a cheat? or every single athlete for that matter........who does 365? would you be ok with being pocked and prodded your entire life? Cmon' Countchocula...grow up peterpan...It's the first quarter of the big game and you wanna toss up a hail Mary? I'd like to be pimps from Oakland or cowboys from Arizona but it's not Halloween.Comment
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Every boxer who has ever failed a drug test should be required, yes.So by your logic EVERY SINGLE BOXER IN THE WORLD is a cheat? or every single athlete for that matter........who does 365? would you be ok with being pocked and prodded your entire life? Cmon' Countchocula...grow up peterpan...It's the first quarter of the big game and you wanna toss up a hail Mary? I'd like to be pimps from Oakland or cowboys from Arizona but it's not Halloween.
Every boxer who has a title or is in contention for one, yes.Comment
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for sure and to think I used to like clenlo. boxing really needs to give out lifetime bans it'll never happen because of money.Comment
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What are the forum's thoughts on the hair test? I'm guessing the pro-GGG crowd have largely dismissed it as irrelevant even though, objectively, it lends credence to the tainted meat explanation.Comment
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The difference here is that each inspection of gloves is independent, whereas a hair sample can often come up positive long after use. We also know from previous studies that meat from Mexico can trigger clen positive results.
I'm just saying there is enough objective evidence to cast doubt as to whether he used. There is a chance he used, but there is basically no chance he was a long-term user of clen or the hair sample would have come up positive.Comment
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With Canelo, I have two choices: Either he's really ****** or he's a cheater.
He and his team don't seem ****** or uninformed to me.Comment
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