Usada released a statement saying they did do CIR screening for Mayweather just like VADA would have done.
USADA does carbon isotope testing. http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/boxing/post/_/id/1430/usada-counters-conte-assertions Stupid dumb**** and his This content is protected @ right here should shut the **** up and not speak about **** they don't know anything about.nut
Floyd needs to get randomly tested year round. Having a friend who has 24 TRT clinic should instantly be red flagged. Kind of like how Berto is with conte. Berto popped positive for roids under Conte's guidance.
Pac gets tested more than twice a year since he fights more than twice a year or even close to it. Pac was even tested randomly after the cotto fight because Floyd was so persuasive that Pac is roiding.
truth of the matter is, Floyd doesnt need to be tested with high levels of testosterone. because he lacks testosterone in the first place. Ask Fiddy and Ellerbe.:deal
u r gonna like this buckdacious :yep read this from the article the ts posted "One such chain of clinics, HRC Medical Centers, offers “Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy,” which includes injecting a pellet into the buttocks of patients. They are examined by a nurse and then given a prescription for the pellet injection of “anti-aging" testosterone injections. Researching comments on the Better Business Bureau website regarding HRC Medical Centers, the experiences their patients reported ranged from the positive to complaints about horrible side effects like unwanted facial hair for women and lowered voices. Many complained that they never met a doctor. There are roughly 24 of these clinics owned and operated by Don Hale and his brother Dr. Dan Hale, in Tennessee, Florida, and Grand Rapids, MI, birthplace of Floyd Mayweather, Jr. It should be noted that Dr. Dan Hale retired from HRC in March of this year. http://www.prlog.org...eplacement.html Don Hale was a local businessman and fight manager in Grand Rapids, MI. where the Mayweather family resided and young Floyd, Jr grew up a prodigy boxer akin to Mozart straight out the crib. When Floyd Mayweather, Sr. went to prison on drug charges, it was Hale who took Mayweather in. Floyd and Don separated over who would control the future Pound for Pound King’s destiny. “You know in the past we had a little bump in the road, me and Don Hale,” Floyd Joy Mayweather, Jr told me at the L.A. press conference to announce the Miguel Cotto fight. “But all in all, at one particular point in time when I met Don Hale, I met him right before I turned 17 years old. So when I met Don Hale when I was 17. You have guys when you are amateur, you say ‘This is my sponsor.’ Basically it’s your amateur manager. And you know, you not knowing no better, they buy you nice shoes, get a you a nice car and get you all these nice clothes. And you don’t really know why when you’re that young but when it’s all said and done, he had given me a letter of intent.” Speaking with Floyd, Sr. last October on an episode of Leaveitintheringradio.com, the subject of Don Hale was broached. “Don Hale was nobody but somebody from hell,” said Floyd, Sr. “That’s who he was. He was the damn devil. I put my son with the devil. That’s what I did. He told some many lies, man. Tell us how much money he gave me.” To hear Floyd’s Sr. and Jr. tell it, there was a financial arrangement with the placement of Floyd, Jr in Hale’s care. “I’m not going to tell you he didn’t give me something, man. Nothing like what he said though,” said Floyd, Sr. “He might have gave me, he might have gave me two hundred, four hundred dollars at the most. But he didn’t give me something big. Trust me and believe me. I could have given it back to him when I got out. But it wasn’t nothing. He done gained more off of the name of my son anyway.” “My dad was locked up at that particular time,” explained Floyd, Jr. “And when my dad was locked up at that particular time, he wanted money to keep coming in on his books. So my dad had me sign a letter of intent with Don Hale. But Don Hale had basically cut a deal already with Don King to try and take me over to Don King as an amateur. But, that was our past. And we got through that obstacle in our life.” Where the two Mayweather’s story splinters is whether or not a relationship still exists between the Anti-Aging mogul and the best boxer in the world. “Are they still friends,’ I asked Floyd Sr. “No,” answered Sr. after a long pause. “I doubt it. I never heard no more about him or Terry. She’d know more about. it because he was in there for the wrong things. Most of them in there for the wrong things. My son, my son don’t do the right thing, the wrong thing is going to come his way.” According to “Money” Mayweather, the leader of the anti-doping movement for boxers, he and Hale have patched things up. “[Don Hale] sued me. But it’s nothing,” Floyd, Jr. said of their rift. “All he wanted was probably a couple of dollars. Probably wanted some of his fighters to fight on my undercard. We got through that task. We speak all the time. We speak from time to time. I let him fly out to my fights. I give him tickets. I put him up in hotels. Because, you know, with me, I genuinely love Don Hale and I love his wife and his children. I was like, they were good to me. And Don Hale was a great guy. He was the first guy that I ever seen that owned a HRS hair replacement service. And seen people that he can take people and he can help them grow hair. It was unbelievable. This was in ’94.”
According to Conte and guys at Maxoxing CIR testing is not conducted all of the time under USADA guidelines.
Gabe hates Floyd, of course he is going to say that. It was hilarious when the USADA spoke about Floyd's testing and said it was the same as VADA, watching Gabe backtrack over at another forum They did the CIR tests on Floyd, and for all their boxing events.