Jmm should sue Freddie Roach for defamation of character

For ****'s sake...he didn't turn down drug testing, he and the Mayweather camp just did not agree to a possible cut off date for EXTA testing. You ******s repeat **** that's not even 100% true...

 

why in the hell do you need a cutt off date?that defeats the entire purpose of RANDOM testing

 

JMM has never refused testing of any kind, yet Pac walked away from by far the biggest payday of his career over random testing?

Roach knows Pac is on the juice, or atleast was for a while. So because he is guilty, he thinks JMM has to be doing it TOO.

 

JMM definitely has a case, but it's not wort it. And I like Roach but he should keep is mouth shut on the subject. Arum should let both parties do testing and put the issue to rest.

 

deal

 

Do you not understand what I quoted from you and then posted? atsch It's as simple as this, don't say Pac refused extra tests when that's not what was the deal breaker. Does it need to be spelled out for you? My god....some of you fliyd fanboys are dumb as a pile of rocks!! You can't even grasp how to properly post something.

 

:huh what

 

I know, but I used to post more on rossboxing's forum and I'd read comments from various boxing sites including the scene. Some people suspected him of course before the tests were brought up, but it seemed to exploded after he declined to take the tests

edit: he didn't turn down the testing. He just made a bunch of excuses why he couldn't do it and then declined full random testing. ( I saw you chew off somebody else's head for it, so I edited)

 

When did Roach say this? I don't think Roach believe this. This could be talk from Roach to get JMM mad so he fights harder and opens himself up to a Pacman counter. Roach respects JMM. He has to respect a guy who his fighter is fighting for the 4th time.

 

All in all though, I'd bet my life that Pac, JMM, Floyd, both Klitschko's, and Tim Bradley and almost every other elite fighter have all been on PED's at some point in their careers, most of them for extended periods of time.

Anyone who thinks otherwise should spend an honest even just two hours studying up the history of PED's in sports. They were used by every NFL player in 1971. Whole Olympic teams in the '80's. You think the heavyweight champions of the world weren't using PED's? Now flash 40 years in the future when the industry has boomed. Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh... Fans are naive. Always have been and always will be.

 

Well, technically not agreeing on a cutoff means that he declined those extra tests. Therefore, it is accurate to say that he declined extra testing. The extra testing he declined was those tests which may or may not have taken place in the final weeks before the fight.

I know what you are saying, but actually, it is you who are wrong here.

 

Can't really see JMM running to the courts over it either. Perhaps maybe if he gets the win and Roach and Co. repeat the allegations. But if he loses, you know the PEDs thing will never be mentioned again anyway. :roll:

 

I think the best thing he can do is refute the claims, offer Team Pacquiao testing, and ask Roach for a public apology. Roach isn't a bad guy, he just steps over the line sometimes when in the heat of competition at the top level of the game.

 

If people are going to talk about this, I would say it's only fair to be truthful about the situation. Saying HE came up with 100 excuses isn't the truth, since Arum/Roach/koncz or whomever gave their two cents about it all. On ESB (and any articles that I can recall), NO ONE suspected PAc of anything until Sr made his remarks. Then most of the rabid floyd fans jumped on that wagon. It would be very different if there were rumors PRIOR to SR's remarks. Don't you think?

 

Well that would be all fine and dandy for everyone who thought that PED's were used by an extreme minority of world class level athletes. Not everyone is as dumb as you and 90% of this website when it comes to this subject, though. Once again, I see what you're saying, but no.