Somebody please help me with this...re:pac floyd

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  1. rb3b3

    rb3b3 Member Full Member

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    ok to my knowledge i read that pac would 100% do a blood test immediately following the fight.. i dont have a source because i read it in a forum. now i dont see what the big deal is if he does a blood test after the fight. why wont pbf agree to that? now i also am a fan of pac and am a little upset he will not succumb to doing the olympic style testing before the fight. i will say however that if he feels it would weaken him then mentaly i think he would be ****ed if floyd starting catching him. he would prolly start thinking about the blood test and how weak it made him. now i never boxed in my life but im sure alot of it is mental prolly more then 50%.with that being said, just have the guy do the blood test after the fight what is the big deal?hgh nor any other ped would be out of his system after the fight... or am i wrong? what am i missing??????
     
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    Joy Boys are arguing that you can sweat it off
     
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    Pac agreed to get a blood and urine test right after the fight. Void wants an excuse to get out of the fight.
     
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    LastQuark Well-Known Member Full Member

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    If that's the case, take the sweat sample for testing! :lol:
     
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    I'm curious as well.

    Can someone with real knowledge on testing comment on this.

    If a blood and urine and sample are taken 5 days before and immediately after the fight, is there something that would be missed that would be detected if the samples were taken within 24-48 hours of the fight?