Ariza defends Floyd

his T/ E ratio was not released for this fight.......correction

also it was clearly established that 50 m/l in any 6 hour period was legal


you are preaching to the choir

 

It would require a doctor to be present to at least diagnose Mayweather as requiring an IV. I assume USADA do not give out TUE's without a medical examination to prove it was required. If a medical examination was done then I'd assume a doctor was present at the time of the IV unless of course if the examination was done before hand then it brings into question as to why the TUE was a retroactive one and why it took Mayweather over 2 weeks to apply for it.

The whole thing reeks. USADA says they were informed before for the need for a TUE, if that's the case why was it given retroactively? When Mayweather applied for the retroactive TUE on the 19th it took one day to OK it. If Mayweather only needed a day in advance for the committee to OK a TUE and he had already informed USADA of the need why need a retroactive one when he could have requested a normal TUE before hand after the doctor had examined him and received an OK by the time he needed it after the weight in. USADA's view of events simply do not add up and what happened after makes even less sense.

 

plus the TUE clause was put into the contract in april

also the contract states that neither party is allowed to seek legal recourse if a violation occurred


dodgy

 

I can answer that easily.
Because floyd took illegal stuff and and hiding it illegally, and usada trying to cover it with a TUE (retro one) even though they cant give TUEs

Simple.

 

WADA was not applicable.

 

Obviously, this is something the haters want to hold on desperately too. I'd take Ariza's word over that of these armchair experts and gumshoe detectives.

If I understand this correctly. He was apparently within his right to receive the IV, as long as the proper paperwork was administered. He did not do that beforehand. And he was allowed to do so retroactively. NSAC took issue with how this was handled; because, they were not aware until after the fact. But, they did not feel there was any cheating involved...just unprofessionalism on the part of USADA. They could have pushed to overturn the victory if they felt otherwise. Nothing to see here...time to move on. Haters can't get the man beaten in the ring. So, they want to kill his legacy outside the ring. Guess what? He is still rich and 49-0. That's not likely to change; because of an administrative error.

Unfortunately, TMT seems to have a history of these issues. I recall something like this happened when Floyd couldn't make weight against JMM and filed the paperwork late to get the weight limit moved to 147. They really need to get things straight in that back office.

 

Has VADA ever tested Pac?

 

no.....incorrect...let me rephrase

you need a medical reason which has to be authorized and admistered in a medical capacity in order to receive the IV. IV can only be administered retroactvely in extreme cases where the patient requires it immediately

being that floyd did not meet the criteria...he broke the rules and USADA assisted with this...FULL STOP..

given that IVs are synonymous with PED masking, without proper protocol he looks like a cheater bc he took an amount that was 14x over the legal limit .....if it was within the limit...nobody wud be saying anything

along with hiis skewed T/E ratio indicate sythntetic hormone usage...it looks bad

read up properly on the facts before commenting

 

The medical reason was dehydration. You can't "administer" an IV retroactively...I think you mean "approve". And USADA filed the TUE so as to have this approved retroactively. So, in essence they took advantage of an existing loophole in the WADA code.

 

Mvc mvc mvc

 

Stop lying and posting misinformation.

 

usada is a testing agency...they take blood and urine to test them

was the DCO ( doping control offficer) a qualified doctor or physician's assistant nurse or what have you. no, he did it illegally in his house.

NSAC is irrefutibly quoted that USADA is not authorized to grant TUE

USADA filed or administered....same difference....fact is they sat on it for weeks especially since they are now claiming that floyd notified in advance

this is not in the spirit of the rulebook which states specifically when retroactive TUE are allowed under WADA code for ISTUE ( international standards for TuE)

i will copy and paste it later


conclusion, dehydration does not constitute a reason for a TUE especially when oral hydration is superior

yoou are at least correct in saying that USADA took advantage of a loophole

 

ok you want me to stop paraphrasing the WADA rulebook ? atsch

 

This guy posted the best known info on the use of large IVs in sport, and the Floyd case in particular.

You, on the other hand, are over in another thread claiming GGG hasnt sold many tickets in his career and proclaiming yourself to be some kind of great boxing mind.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who is posting misinformation.
Perhaps you'll be best served to stick with shooting hoops and/or cr aps

 

No need. I've pasted it here. Here's what's required when you receive infusions outside the hospital, when a surgical procedure or clinical investigation isn't involved. This shows you CAN do it, if a TUE is filed. And one was...although it was filed late and for retoractive approval. As I said...filing for retroactive approval must be a legal loophole.

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Requirements for a TUE when the infusion is NOT given during a hospital admission, surgical procedure or clinical investigation.

Prohibited Method: IV infusion of >50 ml/6 h Prohibited Substance: Insulin

Need TUE for substance

Need TUE for method

Permitted Method: Infusion of <50 ml/6 h Prohibited Substance: Insulin

Need TUE for substance

Prohibited Method: IV infusion of >50 ml/6 h Permitted substance: Glucose/saline

Need TUE for method

Permitted Method: Infusion of <50 ml/6 h Permitted Substance: Liquid iron supplement

No TUE