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ambassabuild | 01:20 Sun 15th Mar 2009 | Sport
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After watching the boxing tonight leads me to ask, is it only vasaline/grease allowed on a cut, or is there anything they put on the swabs to stem the bleeding.
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Don't know. I didn't see the bout but wanted to. My cousin texted and said Barerra only lost because of the cut. Is that true? Reading the BBC page Khan was just the better fighter on the night?
01:24 Sun 15th Mar 2009
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Khan was quick, even before the cut he looked sharp, the doctor checked the cut twice before stopping the fight.
01:34 Sun 15th Mar 2009
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Good.

My BF has ring side seats :-(
02:02 Sun 15th Mar 2009
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They are allowed to apply a very weak adrenailne solution (that is 1 part in 1,000) and that helps the cut to heal or reduce the flow of blood.
13:20 Sun 15th Mar 2009
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Adrenaline even...
13:22 Sun 15th Mar 2009
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thank tcl , that answer seem to tick the box , cheers
01:08 Wed 18th Mar 2009

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