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  • #11
    Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
    He said traces of calcium and sulfur = plaster of paris. Which is wrong. There'd be a lot more than traces if it was plaster of paris.
    What you said has no relation to boxing though I don't know either way but what is your explanation then?

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    • #12
      Originally posted by chaosking View Post
      What you said has no relation to boxing though I don't know either way but what is your explanation then?
      What does traces of Calcium and Sulfur have to do with boxing? The point is they are very common and traces of them being found means **** all.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
        What does traces of Calcium and Sulfur have to do with boxing? The point is they are very common and traces of them being found means **** all.
        Are you ****** or just acting ******? If there is elements of an illegal substance on the boxing gloves then it does have to do with boxing, the fact that you mention "dinner" has no ****ing relation to boxing whatsoever.

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        • #14
          For once I agree with robbie there is no definite way to prove he cheated and his win over cotto to me is still legit.
          Last edited by WarHagler; 04-11-2019, 11:00 AM.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by chaosking View Post
            Are you ****** or just acting ******? If there is elements of an illegal substance on the boxing gloves then it does have to do with boxing, the fact that you mention "dinner" has no ****ing relation to boxing whatsoever.
            Show me the rules that say calcium and sulfur "traces" are illegal. Traces Calcium and Sulfur doesn't = plaster of paris, or we are all eating plaster of paris.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
              Show me the rules that say calcium and sulfur "traces" are illegal. Traces Calcium and Sulfur doesn't = plaster of paris, or we are all eating plaster of paris.
              So explain how it got on the gloves then? As I say I don't know either way but you're the one going on as if you do.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by chaosking View Post
                So explain how it got on the gloves then? As I say I don't know either way but you're the one going on as if you do.
                I'm sure many products have calcium or sulfur in them. I know it wasn't plaster of paris, because they test the whole damn block and they only found traces.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
                  I'm sure many products have calcium or sulfur in them. I know it wasn't plaster of paris, because they test the whole damn block and they only found traces.
                  Making that ****** face after every response doesn't make you any more valid/right it just makes you look immature tbh. Quite convenient though that.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by chaosking View Post
                    Making that ****** face after every response doesn't make you any more valid/right it just makes you look immature tbh. Quite convenient though that.
                    No answer. Move along then.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
                      No answer. Move along then.
                      I just think you're an idiot I have been lurking for a while before making an account and you never admit you're wrong. I said from the get go I don't know either way but neither do you so stfu.

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