Conte:"Testing should be 10 Weeks to 2 Weeks from Fight"

Yeah, he only blamed his loss to Morales because of a blood draw.

And being an athlete now means you have to accept any testing Floyd wants? If Pac said no to the commission, then I'd have a problem. Saying **** you to Floyd, no problem by me.

 

Explain to me how HGH will help Pac these days....

 

Eh, Im not sure about what hte CEO of a company who profits off blood testing has to say on the issue. . .

Im going to see if I can find credible research from accredited institutions.

 

Isn't about Floyd; it's about the integrity of the tests. Let's say Bradley asked for them, or Marquez, or Cotto, or any fighter. Pac needs to step up and take them. He is at the highest level in boxing and it's only right. Nothing to hide, so who cares right?:think

 

The claims were backed by numerous doctors and the olympic commission also believes it's true.

So, now you have doctors backing it and the olympic committee backing it.

 

But didn't Pacquiao ultiamtely offer to have random urine whenever, and random blood tests 17 days before the fight? It came down to a matter of three days - basically no side wanted to budge - they wanted to flex their egotistical muscles. . .


I don't see how taking HGH for 17 days could really do anything? Im sure it takes a longer time than 17 days to have any kind of an effect. . MOREOVER< Pac was willing to take a blood test IMMEDIATELY after the fight? So basically, with the "Pac's a cheater" theory, he would have such a small window to cheat? I just don't ssee how that would be feasible, effective, or practical?

 

"Dr. Gary Wadler, an internal medicine physician and chairman of the World Anti-Doping Agency&#8217;s Prohibited List and Methods sub-committee, supported Tygar's position."

You just said because he was the CEO you couldn't believe it. You have doctors backing it. There are more sources than just this.

You'll also find that MLB and NFL is doing blood testing for HGH as well. Urine doesn't detect it.

And again, olympians must undergo random testing through out each calendar year, while they compete.

 

I didn't see any independent doctors say anything about it. . . Im pretty sure back when this was being hotly debated on the reg., there were doctors who came out on both sides of the argument.

I just want to find if an independent research institution has done studies on the issue. . .

 

Doesn't matter..a cutoff deletes the INTEGRITY of the test. Just agree to it since you have 0 to hide. If you get a bruised arm, post it on youtube, or pacland, and reschedule.

Also, it isn't about Manny being a cheater, it's about him taking the tests. If he's clean then why reject 50/50..He rejected $52,500,000 for some blood testing.

Khan, Petersen, Ortiz, Mayweather, Mosley, Cotto, Berto have not had any problems with the testing.

So now your going to other points when I answered your original objection with a source.

 

LOL, this dr. works for an agency who profits off blood testing!


Let me conduct my research on the issue. . .

 

Well I have shown you enough sources. My point now voids yours out because you just troll on and I win this one.

 

So your saying the blood testing serves no point? But it does.

MLB and NFL have gone to random blood testing to detect for HGH. that should be enough.

 

He has accepted it. So Floyd priced himself out. Don't you keep up?

 

Does anyone else want to step up and try this? I can easily show you the sources, but the problem is, you *******s will ask for another one...then another one..then bring up more "voids." It's as if your first point is proved wrong and you can't accept it.

Proved wrong proved wrong proved wrong *******s.

 

Again, explain to me how Pac would benefit from HGH at this point in his career.