An article that lays out how floyd is juicing and USADA's corruption

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  1. itsa

    itsa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Oh no, I get it.

    It just makes 0 sense.

    Elaboration: you claimed PAC was sabotaged, then you claim he made a mistake on his paper.

    Which is it? It cant be both. If Manny is an honest guy, I'll take hisbword over your speculation.

    He could easily be taking slight pain meds (toradol is like Tylenol, ) to help ease certain pain that...and here is the kicker

    EVERY ATHELETE HAS

    Floyd had bad hands, Bradley's ankles, shoguns knee, mannys shoulder. Just because something is "bad" doesn't mean it's shot to ****

    These are not INJURIES which is why he wrote NO NO NO.

    *drops mic*
     
  2. jesse

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    It’s the sporting world’s worst kept secret that Toradol has been widely used as somewhat of a legalized cheat or substitute “pep pill” for otherwise healthy players looking to be temporarily rejuvenated for the game. In a legitimately injured athlete Toradol completely masks the effects of that injury, allowing the player to perform as if nothing were wrong. In an athlete not suffering from a debilitating injury, however, it turns him into what could be described as a virtually indestructible force.

    Toradol, aside from reinvigorating the body, also masks the effects of cramps and, more importantly, wipes clean the symptoms of a concussion. Under the effect of Toradol, an athlete could be seriously injured and dangerously concussed without even knowing it until much later.

    Major league pitcher Jonathan Papelbon has also spoken publicly about the routine use of Toradol as a hyper-charged “pick me up” rather than a real pain management treatment.
    "It made me feel better. You had to get it about 30 minutes before a game, and it made me feel pretty damn good. It only lasted about four hours maximum." - Papelbon

    “…End the toradol shots...before the game,” said former NFL quarterback Chris Simms. “[it's] basically a super strong pain killer that makes your body numb. You could go run through the wall and you wouldn't really know it until two or three days later.”

    I rest my case. It is clear if used prophylactically, which I'm not accusing Pacquiao of, has effects that would enhance ones performance compared to not using it.
     
  3. abuffy

    abuffy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I'm not denying what he wrote! I'm pointing out the contradiction in the paperwork that suggests he did have an injury and it was a clerical error. It's seriously so simple.

    He was asked if he had an injury and wrote no while at the same time listed out some serious meds which is clearcut evidence of not just a contradiction, but a clerical error.

    Next, you got to find out what went wrong. He either meant to mark YES for an injury when he marked no or he should've marked nothing when it asked for meds when he really listed a ton.

    So, use Occam's razor to figure it out. Which is more likely?

    Here's a descriptive example.

    You are sitting in the doctor's room and they give you a forum to fill out. One of the first questions asks, "Are you sick?"

    You mark, "No."

    You then do the follow up question, "Are you taking any medicine?"

    You mark, "Yes, I'm taking Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Azithromycin and Doxycycline (prescription antibiotics)."

    You turn in the sheet, and the doctor leaves the room. As he looks at it , he says, "Hmm, I think he made a mistake. Let me go back and ask."

    The doctor goes back into the room and says, "Sir, you listed a bunch of medication yet you marked no for being sick or not. Did you mean to mark yes?"

    You say:

    a) "Yes, sir. I'm sorry. I accidentally marked yes."
    b) "Yes, sir. I'm sorry. I accidentally marked all those medications."

    Which is more likely?

    Similar case with Pacquiao except when the official read the forum, instead of going back into the room to clarify, he shrugged his shoulders and said, "Whatever."
     
  4. itsa

    itsa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Here is the truth.

    either both manny and floyd are cheats or neither of them are.

    Manny had a bad shoulder since 2008 which never bothered him until may 2nd because of PROMOTIONAL reasons, not factual ones.

    He wrote he wasnt injured because, compared to all of his fights since 2008, he wasnt.

    this isnt rocket science. He is a professional athelete. He can read english and he can fill out paperwork. This isnt the end of the world. He lost, get over it.
     
  5. abuffy

    abuffy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Pacquiao made a mistake on his paper, a clerical error; however, I don't believe that should've resulted in him being disallowed the shot when you see the circumstances in which athletes have been given exemptions (Mayweather intravenous therapy a day before the fight).

    Yeah, and Floyd is allowed lidocaine. Athletes are given painkillers. Pacquiao had a torn shoulder before the fight. Not as bad as it was after he fought with it, but enough that he still asked USADA and NSAC for a shot.
     
  6. Nonito Smoak

    Nonito Smoak Ioka>Lomo, sorry my dudes Full Member

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    A collaborative article by TJ Maxipad, C.J. Ross, boxingmaestro, and dododong.

    They're all on PED's at the top level. Sooner ya'll come to grips with it, the easier reality will be on you as a sports fan.
     
  7. Dubblechin

    Dubblechin Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    According to the USADA, no one is using. I think that's the point.

    One agency catches people. The other - which gets all the money from fighters and promoters - doesn't catch anyone.
     
  8. itsa

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    so you dont think the employees should do their job and follow procedure, just because he's manny and we can do exceptions for him:tired

    But Abuffy, I thought you said, several pages ago, that manny was sabatoged!!:tired:tired:tired:tired:tired

    :tired

    You are such a clear blatant troll, even more than MVC. And thats saying something. I just can't believe im the only one who sees it
     
  9. itsa

    itsa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    if youre not cheating youre not trying :deal
     
  10. abuffy

    abuffy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Where did I say he was sabotaged? I said he was put at an unfair disadvantage however not relating solely to his shoulder injury.

    I expect the officials to do their job, but also realize the obvious contradiction in the paperwork that suggests an injury.

    I can't do this anymore. Trying to convince you haters over this is as difficult as convincing haters that Golovkin isn't ducking Ward. Such exhausting work for a concept that is literally 1st grade level.
     
  11. itsa

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    :tired:tired

    :zzz
     
  12. itsa

    itsa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    like yes or no questions?

    :zzz
     
  13. abuffy

    abuffy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yup. I clearly said he was sabotaged.

    :roll:
     
  14. Code Red

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    Thomas Hauser, the PBF Hater...you may as well had posted an article by Scoop Malinowski!
     
  15. itsa

    itsa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    dont play semantics. You are outclassed here. Leave troll. This thread should have been trashed by now anyway.

    You said "unfair advantage" meaning somebody else PUT HIM AT THAT UNFAIR advantage. That sounds like sabatoge to me :hi:

    :tired:tired