Nsac: "no way floyd used any sort of ped"

did they test him?

 

yes...they participated in the most stringent test.....it's called the Floyd Test procedure :rofl

 

The NSAC are just as crooked as USADA lol
Y'know I was just thinking. I wonder if this shenanikins had something to do with that NSAC commissioner that resigned on the spot fight night????? Wonder if he saw this coming & got out quick??atsch

 

NSAC: If Floyd Armstrong used peds he would have whooped PAC. He couldn't have used peds because PAC whooped his azz, instant replay doesn't lie and we've seen it all.

 

MVC

Sorry buddy. Your heros reputation is forever ruined. He will forever be known as a cheat and rightfully so. I'm assuming you didn't read Hauser's article. And if you did, it didn't register in your brain.

Have fun running damage control for the rest of your life for this fraud.

 

Well they never tested him so they don't know Usada did test him and from all reports he allegedly failed 3 times but I wonder what Usada did with those tests results not even NSAC can find them ..But we know Floyd is clean :rofl

 

Nobody is really saying he 100% definitely used PED's, it's highly suspicious but not 100% proof. What he 100% did do was get an advantage via an IV to hydrate himself, he did receive a TUE but there is no proof there was any medical grounds for this at all as according to NSAC USADA were not informed and basically walked in on him after receiving the IV. How could there be any medical grounds when they didn't even know he was doing it? Basically according to NSAC's account of events he cheated.

 

I think Floyds record should now become 0-0-0 (49)

 

I used to call Floyd Void, now I will call him Roid........................

Did the tests go missing? Go back and read the Judd letter, it will explain some things for you.................

 

Floyd mayweather the IV

 

The current wording in the 2015 Prohibited List states that
Intravenous infusions
and/or injections of more than 50 mL per 6
hour period are prohibited except for those
legitimately received in the course of hospital admissions, surgical procedures or clinical
investigations
(1).

 

:thumbsup

 

ofcourse they would say that wouldn't they?

 

It doesn't matter if he did or not. He broke the rules. If it were Pac that done this can you imagine the uproar?