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...there are those out there that think it's ok for margarito to fight again. so who cares what mosley does. He wouldn't win either way.
I thought he admitted to this years ago? :confused:
What's the reasoning behind this?
Old news...but the video? Where did it come from?
looks like it's horribly edited to basically give half the story thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Kel
This video is during a deposition and was released by Victor Conte, that's what I got from this article.
Shane Mosley's EPO Admission Video is Leaked Out - Boxing News
More like planted! It's more than obvious it is designed to stir controversy on the eve of the fight to generate more interest and sales.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
As far as I knew Mosley always said all along that he used EPO, he just said that he never realised it was illegal.
I think its shit to bring all this back up again weeks before he fights Mayweather, I dont think it will affect him though he is a pro.
God I hope he KOs Mayweather
I'm amazed more people aren't worked up about this. I'm fucking pissed by this, I've spent years trying to hang on to the idea that he might not have known, no matter if it lacked credibility and then this comes out. Here's an article about it, including the quotes
Mosley's Attorney Goes Bonkers, Threatens Reporter - Boxing News
Anyway, here's the unedited videos, I'm done with Shane from here on out, he may not have tried the shit Margarito did, but he still cheated. His 2nd win over ODLH should become a NC or a Oscar W. The 12 year old me who had him as my hero who made me love boxing is fucking pissed, fuck Shane for this shit :(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyiusSlHDuY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siTOPlalf0o
Come on Jaz, don't you think every fighter has broken the laws in one way or another?Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
They would be better off just legalising all this stuff and then there is no problem, let people use what they want.
I don't see the difference in a drug that gives someone more energy or a particular food isolate, like whey protein or creatine.
To me it's just not news, I simply don't care.
It's totally different, this isn't excusable. There is a massive difference between EPO and whey protein, to actually suggest that they're the same is mind-boggling.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboCome on Jaz, don't you think every fighter has broken the laws in one way or another?Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
They would be better off just legalising all this stuff and then there is no problem, let people use what they want.
I don't see the difference in a drug that gives someone more energy or a particular food isolate, like whey protein or creatine.
To me it's just not news, I simply don't care.
I guess I at least give him credit for admitting it, but I hope he comes out and now admits it on camera on 24/7 and apologizes. There's no excuse for this shit, this is a hurt sport.
I don't even know what it does to be honest, but really they could be injecting nanobots into their arms that turned them into actual terminators and if it made them destroyers in the ring who were exciting to watch I'd be all for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkinIt's totally different, this isn't excusable. There is a massive difference between EPO and whey protein, to actually suggest that they're the same is mind-boggling.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboCome on Jaz, don't you think every fighter has broken the laws in one way or another?Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
They would be better off just legalising all this stuff and then there is no problem, let people use what they want.
I don't see the difference in a drug that gives someone more energy or a particular food isolate, like whey protein or creatine.
To me it's just not news, I simply don't care.
I guess I at least give him credit for admitting it, but I hope he comes out and now admits it on camera on 24/7 and apologizes. There's no excuse for this shit, this is a hurt sport.
Same with sprinting. Let them take all the drugs they want, I want to see a sub 9 second world record!
The point is no one man should have an advantage over the other. But for me it ruins any sport when a man is not responsible for his own feats. Usain Bolt has revolutionised athletics by consistently proving he's legit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboI don't even know what it does to be honest, but really they could be injecting nanobots into their arms that turned them into actual terminators and if it made them destroyers in the ring who were exciting to watch I'd be all for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkinIt's totally different, this isn't excusable. There is a massive difference between EPO and whey protein, to actually suggest that they're the same is mind-boggling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
I guess I at least give him credit for admitting it, but I hope he comes out and now admits it on camera on 24/7 and apologizes. There's no excuse for this shit, this is a hurt sport.
Same with sprinting. Let them take all the drugs they want, I want to see a sub 9 second world record!
EPO basically works by increasing the red blood cell count. This allows you to train longer and harder than your opponent, as well as increasing recovery times. All of this allows you to be that much more on point when you enter the ring.
correction ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkinThe point is no one man should have an unnatural advantage over the other. But for me it ruins any sport when a man is not responsible for his own feats. Usain Bolt has revolutionised athletics by consistently proving he's legit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboI don't even know what it does to be honest, but really they could be injecting nanobots into their arms that turned them into actual terminators and if it made them destroyers in the ring who were exciting to watch I'd be all for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
Same with sprinting. Let them take all the drugs they want, I want to see a sub 9 second world record!
EPO basically works by increasing the red blood cell count. This allows you to train longer and harder than your opponent, as well as increasing recovery times. All of this allows you to be that much more on point when you enter the ring.