Do I owe Montoya an apology? I can't find the referece to yesterdays release.

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Too small.

What's the purpose of this thread again? (Other than serving as a meeting place for people trying to get on my ignore list?)

 

Here's one that I just read from an article by Steve Kim:

THE QUESTION

A May 23, 2012 letter from Jeffrey Spitz (council for Golden Boy Promotions) to our own Gabriel Montoya raises the issue of whether or not Floyd Mayweather tested positive on three occasions for prohibited performance-enhancing drugs.

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There’s a simple question that Richard Schaefer, Travis Tygart (the head of USADA) and Al Haymon should answer: Did any of the samples taken from Floyd Mayweather test positive?

 

both little boy scouts.

 

People go on and on about so much other stupid boxing **** like PPV buys and purses, but I feel like the original Quillin Wright story should get more attention from everyone & I think a few other writers need to confirm what Wright told Montoya.

 

Breaking News: Floyd has tested positive 3 times... Haymon, GBP protect him and cover it up! :shock: More to come....

 

Didn't Thomas Hauser write something to the effect that Oscar DLH should release his test results to the public? That piece was written in connection to the Montoya allegations.

 

**** you, This is a potentially very interesting story. All of your posts either reveal your detailed knowledge of gay sex or total lies for attention. You are the worst poster on ESB.

 

I highly doubt USADA would withhold a positive test as their reputation would be destroyed within the world of drug testing elite level athletes. I think this is just a way to get ratings.

 

I knew you were one of the Pacquiao fans who stop and use common sense before running with whatever you hear. It could be true, I just haven't heard or know any reason USADA would risk that.

 

Ur avatar.... Floyd and Kelley P?

 

As much as this comes up on this board for no reason i swear some of yall are paid to talk about this ****.

 

doesn't thomas hauser write for top rank now?

 

If this was much to do about anything it would be on main stream sport news sites by now.

 

LOL.....You couldn't pay me to run with a weak ass story with nothing solid to validate the claim. I have to admit Montoya was clever in using the facts and creating enough haze to generate interest. It's not exactly hard to use Floyds name as a springboard to launch the story. Not many will give a second thought to this story aside from very passionate Pac fans. Who's second job is to blast Floyd......everyone knows the first job of a "*******".....ironically its the same 2nd job of a "*****".