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    #91
    Are you sure it's legal in Nevada?


    Floyd Mayweather has hands full as focus falls on pain-relief drug
    December 8, 2007
    ...
    In the long build-up to tonight’s bout, Mayweather has repeatedly denied that his hands might cause him a problem. However, the Mayweathers are unhappy that lidocaine has been specifically identified as a drug that cannot be used.
    ...
    The issue here in Las Vegas has been whether or not lidocaine was permissible. The drug is not on the banned list of the World AntiDoping Agency (Wada), yet it has been ruled illegal by the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), under whose authority the contest is being run.

    The Hattons?concern was that, although NSAC bans the drug, if the urine samples that the boxers are obliged to give afterwards were sent to a Wada-accredited laboratory, then lidocaine might not be tested for.

    At the bout organisational meeting run by NSAC on Wednesday morning, Gareth Williams, Hatton’s lawyer, asked Keith Kizer, the NSAC executive director, if lidocaine would be tested for.

    “We’d all seen the stories about Mayweather’s hands and we had heard rumours that he uses lidocaine,?Williams said. “So we just wanted to make sure that they complied with the rules and that it would be tested for.?br />
    The request did not go down well with John Hornewer, Mayweather’s attorney. Williams said: “He responded by saying: ‘Well, what about grappling??I quite facetiously responded: ‘I didn’t think you could test for that.’” Kizer confirmed yesterday that lidocaine is banned for use by boxers within a week of a bout.

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      #92
      Originally posted by Xplosivo View Post
      they do treat pacquiao like their god
      like what you did to floyd. hahaha

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        #93
        Originally posted by oc9979 View Post
        They are avoiding this thread like virgen avoid ****
        They avoiding this thread like PEDman avoids blood tests.

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          #94
          Ha, I is very funny that your boy Floyd has not said anything concerning this allegations. Other than that, he has not assured his fans that he is not using or no long using or promise that he will not be using it, in his future fights any such drug for his hands. If he did, please give link. Otherwise, I may have to presume that he must be planing to continue to numb his hands every up coming fights.

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            #95
            Originally posted by Splackavellie View Post
            Are you sure it's legal in Nevada?


            Floyd Mayweather has hands full as focus falls on pain-relief drug
            December 8, 2007
            ...
            In the long build-up to tonight’s bout, Mayweather has repeatedly denied that his hands might cause him a problem. However, the Mayweathers are unhappy that lidocaine has been specifically identified as a drug that cannot be used.
            ...
            The issue here in Las Vegas has been whether or not lidocaine was permissible. The drug is not on the banned list of the World AntiDoping Agency (Wada), yet it has been ruled illegal by the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), under whose authority the contest is being run.

            The Hattons?concern was that, although NSAC bans the drug, if the urine samples that the boxers are obliged to give afterwards were sent to a Wada-accredited laboratory, then lidocaine might not be tested for.

            At the bout organisational meeting run by NSAC on Wednesday morning, Gareth Williams, Hatton’s lawyer, asked Keith Kizer, the NSAC executive director, if lidocaine would be tested for.

            “We’d all seen the stories about Mayweather’s hands and we had heard rumours that he uses lidocaine,?Williams said. “So we just wanted to make sure that they complied with the rules and that it would be tested for.?br />
            The request did not go down well with John Hornewer, Mayweather’s attorney. Williams said: “He responded by saying: ‘Well, what about grappling??I quite facetiously responded: ‘I didn’t think you could test for that.’” Kizer confirmed yesterday that lidocaine is banned for use by boxers within a week of a bout.

            In the red, well there you have it. It's commonly used and only illegal in 7 states.

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              #96
              Originally posted by Dominicano Soy! View Post
              In the red, well there you have it. It's commonly used and only illegal in 7 states.
              like you said its illegal.........pac has never done anything illegal......

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                #97
                Originally posted by Splackavellie View Post
                Are you sure it's legal in Nevada?


                Floyd Mayweather has hands full as focus falls on pain-relief drug
                December 8, 2007
                ...
                In the long build-up to tonight’s bout, Mayweather has repeatedly denied that his hands might cause him a problem. However, the Mayweathers are unhappy that lidocaine has been specifically identified as a drug that cannot be used.
                ...
                The issue here in Las Vegas has been whether or not lidocaine was permissible. The drug is not on the banned list of the World AntiDoping Agency (Wada), yet it has been ruled illegal by the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), under whose authority the contest is being run.

                The Hattons?concern was that, although NSAC bans the drug, if the urine samples that the boxers are obliged to give afterwards were sent to a Wada-accredited laboratory, then lidocaine might not be tested for.

                At the bout organisational meeting run by NSAC on Wednesday morning, Gareth Williams, Hatton’s lawyer, asked Keith Kizer, the NSAC executive director, if lidocaine would be tested for.

                “We’d all seen the stories about Mayweather’s hands and we had heard rumours that he uses lidocaine,?Williams said. “So we just wanted to make sure that they complied with the rules and that it would be tested for.?br />
                The request did not go down well with John Hornewer, Mayweather’s attorney. Williams said: “He responded by saying: ‘Well, what about grappling??I quite facetiously responded: ‘I didn’t think you could test for that.’” Kizer confirmed yesterday that lidocaine is banned for use by boxers within a week of a bout.

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Splackavellie View Post
                  Are you sure it's legal in Nevada?


                  Floyd Mayweather has hands full as focus falls on pain-relief drug
                  December 8, 2007
                  ...
                  In the long build-up to tonight’s bout, Mayweather has repeatedly denied that his hands might cause him a problem. However, the Mayweathers are unhappy that lidocaine has been specifically identified as a drug that cannot be used.
                  ...
                  The issue here in Las Vegas has been whether or not lidocaine was permissible. The drug is not on the banned list of the World AntiDoping Agency (Wada), yet it has been ruled illegal by the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC), under whose authority the contest is being run.

                  The Hattons?concern was that, although NSAC bans the drug, if the urine samples that the boxers are obliged to give afterwards were sent to a Wada-accredited laboratory, then lidocaine might not be tested for.

                  At the bout organisational meeting run by NSAC on Wednesday morning, Gareth Williams, Hatton’s lawyer, asked Keith Kizer, the NSAC executive director, if lidocaine would be tested for.

                  “We’d all seen the stories about Mayweather’s hands and we had heard rumours that he uses lidocaine,?Williams said. “So we just wanted to make sure that they complied with the rules and that it would be tested for.?br />
                  The request did not go down well with John Hornewer, Mayweather’s attorney. Williams said: “He responded by saying: ‘Well, what about grappling??I quite facetiously responded: ‘I didn’t think you could test for that.’” Kizer confirmed yesterday that lidocaine is banned for use by boxers within a week of a bout.

                  ok so if this issue were only brought up back in 2007.
                  for how long did mayweather use this drug *******ly ?

                  oh well, even though floyd is a great fighter, he knowingly had an advantage.
                  if he'd hurt his hands while training, normally he should've taken it a notch lower..but with lidocaine, training is as intensive as having a healthy hand.

                  that is an enhancement.

                  forget the dangerous effect. its the short term goal that matters..

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                    #99
                    Originally posted by HazardousBoxer View Post
                    Hey man. It's PEDtards. Not *******s. Ill let it go this time, but don't mess up again.
                    LMAO is Pac throwing up gang signs in your sig?

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                      Originally posted by Xplosivo View Post
                      they do treat pacquiao like their god
                      You didn't know? Pacquiao is god to the Pacfans

                      If Pacquiao came out and said he was using PED's the Pacfans wouldn't care because Pacquiao is their hero

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