Saturday, January 9, 2010

Floyd Mayweather uses Xylocaine!! BANNED IN 49 STATES

Floyd uses Xylocaine!! BANNED IN 49 STATES

Floyd Mayweather has used injectable pain killers such as Xylocaine in the past before fights. The irony being that this drug is illegal in nearly all states, with one notable exception, Nevada.

Perhaps the reason for Golden Boy and Mayweather not wanting to fight in Texas now becomes clear. Obviously if tested there, particularly with the extensive testing he was asking for, Mayweather would test positive for a banned substance. In Nevada, these drugs are legal, and presumably can be used for athletic competition without any legal or financial recourse.

After all the negotiating trouble and accusations about Manny Pacquiao and his supposed steroid use, it appears Mayweather is the one taking widely banned substances.

The reason for Floyd using these drugs is presumably due to the fact that his hands are rather brittle, and he has broken both several times in the past. With a numbing agent to stop his hands hurting he can throw punches more often and without fear of hurting himself as much.

Its been proven that Floyd is the only one that uses illegal drugs to numb his hands before a fight. The only state that Legalizes the drugs Floyd uses for his hands is in Nevada Las Vegas, hence why the Floyd camp didn't want it held in Texas stadium. 49 states have banned Xylocaine in boxing which he injects into his hands to numb any pain before the fight.

Floyd is using a drug to enhance his performance of his fist. He doesnt feel the pain of his punches so he can throw it harder.

This is the article link:
http://www.insideboxing.com/Columnist/f ... ril_21.htm

This is the thread with that statement above link:
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showt ... 787&page=1

This is a video linking Floyd to Xylocaine:
http://www.floydmayweathervideos.com/fights/castillo/

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