Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
I think his reasons for coming back are probably the wrong ones ie:necessity and his health may suffer but I also think he has suffered enough. After-all the guy has lost everything and we can never be absolutely sure that he knew beforehand no matter how circumstantial it might be or where the logic points. In that sense its not like what Resto did. He had to know that the stuffing was pulled out and that his gloves were nothing but a wrap cover. So in my opinion his lifetime ban and jail time were righteous. The same premeditation cannot be as certain in Margarito's case and a court of law would most likely not convict him because of prior knowledge. Capetillo is a different story and is still working.

Juicers one could easily conclude are psychopaths. Claiming you thought it was a B12 shot after the fact ignites the litmus paper. No question over intent or premeditation and boxing is full of them including the very ones we cheer for. Morally that's shaky ground considering the amount of condemnation we hurl Margaritos way.


Back to boxing. He could be successful and he may still be able to make 154 comfortably and there are a lot of beatable guys at that weight. Shit he could easily get a belt if he plays his cards right.
Its all about what he has left and what drives him. If its because he's broke and destitute it could end badly but if its for redemption who knows?
If you were on a cruise ship and truly out to sea, would you get into a lifeboat with Armstrong or Margarito?
In my opinion, both of these guys have demonstrated on many occasions that they don't care for anyone but themselves and can't be trusted so I would not get in that lifeboat. Think about it. If things became desperate, who do you think goes over the side?
Armstrong should never be allowed in any competition and Margarito should never be allowed to fight again. IMO, of course.