Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

[greynotsoold]

I'd smoke ALL the pot if it would put me in a spot to have $900,000 to pay a fine.

[CFH]

I'd smoke ALL the pot if it would put me in a spot to have $900,000 to pay a fine.

So would I, and pot gives me awful panic attacks.

[gest12645]

I'd smoke ALL the pot if it would put me in a spot to have $900,000 to pay a fine.

So would I, and pot gives me awful panic attacks.

same here, and i used to do i alot. Now , I don't like it. How can it help a fighter , other then muscle pains , im curious

[bzkfn]

I'd smoke ALL the pot if it would put me in a spot to have $900,000 to pay a fine.

So would I, and pot gives me awful panic attacks.

Have you ever had a nice panic attack? Yeno, one you were grateful for?

[YIDDLE]

I think he got off light after all it's not the first drugs test he has failed the boys a fool he needs to learn a lesson and grow up a bit

[erics44]

i dont like this me

its a massive cover up for his armstrong like doping

[beenKOed]

I think he got off light after all it's not the first drugs test he has failed the boys a fool he needs to learn a lesson and grow up a bit

Good for you sir, it seems everyone else on this forum likes to talk about cleaning up boxing, but they don't have the conviction to carry it out.
We are talking about Chavez Jr, not Margarito or anyone else.
Does this penalty send a clear message to Chavez Jr and everyone in boxing that the Nevada State Athletic Commission will not tolerate the use of banned drugs by boxers? Yes it does, and it's a good step in the right direction by one commission.

[chris6878]

Hmm like most cover ups in sport, they test positive for something to mask the real ped. In this case, Chavez was probably caught on both and they gave him the option of a harsh penalty and they would say he used weed instead of the real ped he was taking........just my lil conspiracy theory........

[Kirkland Laing]

Expensive doobie.