The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

He doesnt know how huge FM EGO is.:rofl

 

You doubt, however, are you sure. Thats the beauty of it all is being accused of something and vindicating yourself. How are they going out of their way to prove something. All they are doing is making sure that both fighters are playing on a level and legal field. There is nothing wrong with that.

 

Exactly. These little kids are too emotionally vested here.

 

Him and the rest of the "im a victim" crew would be here crying about double standards and the usual routine that those knuckleheads use.

 

The already test them. THat's the point.

 

Nah man, please don't think I'm taking a swipe at you, I just like to try and get all the connotations out there. You know what it can be like on here, people read a press release and blow it up into something else. I guess my issue is this, if Pac and Floyd are going to be subjected to extra tests for this fight, what does that hold for the future? Do you think a precedent could be set here, and is it a good thing?

 

That Darryl dude would have already made a thread.

THE DOUBLE STANDARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

If this was reversed and Mayweather was accuse of taking steriods and Mayweather refuse the blood test, i bet ya you, blade and the rest of the idiots would be bashing Mayweather like there's no tommorow. <<Tell me i'm wrong?

 

No doubt,thats all that Farrakhan wannabe talks about.

 

Urine not blood. There is a big difference

 

So you just admitted you are an idiot? Lol. :good

 

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Another member of the "I'm a victim crew".

 

Your wrong because that **** will never happen. Pacs camp dont do bull****.:yep

 

Imo there should be blood testing on every sports like for now on every bpxers, mlb, Nba, Nhl, Nfl should all take blood test before fighting , playing you name it. Who here thought Arod would be taking riods before he admit he did? Who here thought Tiger Woods would be taking riods? Now Tiger is being accuse of taking riods in which he could.

 

Obviously not big enough where no boxing commision uses blood work to this date. The point is, they are tested and there's no reason to suggest the current method wouldn't suffice.