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In my honest opinion, a performance enhancing drug is a performance enhancing drug is a performance enhancing drug... It don't really matter if it's making you hit harder, fight for longer, or even making your willy bigger.
However, fighting with loaded gloves is just as cheap as cheap gets.
It's kinda like the difference between:
Fucking for a living.
Fucking on viagra for a living.
Fucking with a Dildo for a living.
There is a huge differential in the levels of insecurity and fraudulent activity![]()
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When you put it that way it makes perfect sense![]()
When God said to the both of us "Which one of you wants to be Sugar Ray?" I guess I didnt raise my hand fast enough
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Ive been negged by PSL now
a pac man fan not liking a drug cheat thread
interesting
anyway i think everyone is missing the point
does it matter which is worse?
even if its miles worse the drugs cheats still cheated and they are loved
its easier to invisage plaster in a glove and the extra damage that it can do, its hard to ever tell how much extra drugs can give a fighter, i dont think you can really compare the two but they are both cheating
whom hates margs for cheating and loves hollyfield?
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To answer your question based on the feelings of many members here, more people hate Margarito than Holyfield.
Btw, I agree with you regarding the cheating part. Both are cheating and must be scorned. I don't agree, however, with the punishment you would like to impose to both offenses.
People here hate Margarito more because 1) he was caught in flagrante delicto of attempting to cheat 2) there is a probability that he used plaster with his fight against Cotto and the result of that felony/crime caused an apparent damage on Cotto.
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No, your missing the point.
Yes, absolutely it does. If you take steroids then your taking illegal steps to better your prospects. If you load your gloves, it's done in one simple step. It's a cheaper than cheap shot.
I can only assume this relates to fighters who haven't been properly convictedMosley/ Jones Jnr etc...?
Yep, your missing the point again. It's not directly about damage, it's about the measure of illicit short-cuts taken to inflict extra damage.
Again, this relates to the balance between accusations and actual convictions.
Boxing could and should do a lot more to enforce anti-doping but regardless, the apparent lack of competence in boxing's anti-doping regime unfortunately cannot rightfully qualify the likes of me & you to judge in it's absence.
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