Pacquiao calling on Atlas and Tim Smith to produce this email!!

maybe pac can force the issue by getting the judge in the lawsuit to order the email as "part" of the evidence. then maybe they can get the forensics to track down the source to prove the malicousness behind it - jk.

 

I still can't believe Teddy blurted that **** out on FNF fights like it was a fact. It was like he was browsing ESB one day, found some ridiculous rumor with no source and decided to share the story on live TV as if it was credible. It's really unbelievable how ignorant Teddy Atlas actually is. Did he actually believe anyone from Pac's camp would be stupid enough to send an email to Mayweather's camp and ask them what would happen if Pac tested positive. Anyone who buys that story is a ****in moron. sorry..

The guy works for ESPN. You simply can't do **** like that.. spread stories like that without some kind of credible source. If Teddy was just some regular Joe Shmoe with no background in our sport, he would've easily been fired.. and sued..

 

Oh Please...Your whole agenda in the general forum is putting Manny in the most favorable light possible. You seem incapable showing any hint of objectivity when it comes to your boy

Just saying I hope you're being compensated for your diligent work being Manny's official ESB spokeman. :good

 

How dare you accuse me of non objectivity. Do you have proof?

 

I think youre spot on. And Atlas started talking about how he never goes online blah blah blah.

Whoopdedamdoo! he should have gone google and he would find out right away that it is fabricated.

What happened was someone probably told him that Tim Smith wrote this article and who knows maybe Smith and Atlas have a good relationship. He took the story and ran with it w/o checking.

 

translation I got from Pacland...

from Manny Pacquaio via his column in http://philboxing.com/news/columns.php?aid=1130&id=32864

"Just this week, it has come to my attention about news that a certain member of Team Pacquaio had tried to contact members of the other team thru e-mails, which gave someone a chance to give malice to an obvious lie. I'm referring to the issue that came up during the giant network ESPN's Friday Night Fights episode involving Teddy Atlas. I wasn't going to pay attention to it, but I couldn't stomach this kind of journalism. Irresponsible journalism by irresponsible people can not be tolerated.

I ask members of my team who could have done and sent the letter that is allegedly now in possession of Teddy Atlas, and another writer, Tim Smith of NY Daily News who are spreading this malicious gossip. I'm sure that no one from my team did this, and that it maybe just some fabricated email, or a product of some imaginative person with a dirty mind and character. Who? I don't know. Didn't it occur to them that anybody can get an e-mail address, and then use it for deception, specially for destroying the reputation of another person?

I am saddened by the fact that in today's world of journalism, some people think it's ok to make and spread baseless accusations, even in a country like the United States. Atlas said he has a strong evidence in his possession. It's also common now to judge or say the person being accused is guilty, without even trying to give them the chance of a rebuttal against the "lies/accusations" being spread. Both sides should be heard first to make it fair. Yes, I am saddened that many have crucified me “guilty” unless I prove myself innocent of all these accusations. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Now, I challenge Atlas and Smith, including ESPN to show the hard evidence that they say is in their possession, for justice' sake, if they have respect for themselves and if they are true to their professional etiquette. If not, I will forever call them liars".

 

deleting my repost...

 

I will vouch for you.

You're as logical as anyone who posts on this forum.
They just get mad when you side with Pacquiao on the steroid angle.

 

translation I got from Pacland...

from Manny Pacquaio via his column in http://philboxing.com/news/columns.php?aid=1130&id=32864

"Just this week, it has come to my attention about news that a certain member of Team Pacquaio had tried to contact members of the other team thru e-mails, which gave someone a chance to give malice to an obvious lie. I'm referring to the issue that came up during the giant network ESPN's Friday Night Fights episode involving Teddy Atlas. I wasn't going to pay attention to it, but I couldn't stomach this kind of journalism. Irresponsible journalism by irresponsible people can not be tolerated.

I ask members of my team who could have done and sent the letter that is allegedly now in possession of Teddy Atlas, and another writer, Tim Smith of NY Daily News who are spreading this malicious gossip. I'm sure that no one from my team did this, and that it maybe just some fabricated email, or a product of some imaginative person with a dirty mind and character. Who? I don't know. Didn't it occur to them that anybody can get an e-mail address, and then use it for deception, specially for destroying the reputation of another person?

I am saddened by the fact that in today's world of journalism, some people think it's ok to make and spread baseless accusations, even in a country like the United States. Atlas said he has a strong evidence in his possession. It's also common now to judge or say the person being accused is guilty, without even trying to give them the chance of a rebuttal against the "lies/accusations" being spread. Both sides should be heard first to make it fair. Yes, I am saddened that many have crucified me “guilty” unless I prove myself innocent of all these accusations. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Now, I challenge Atlas and Smith, including ESPN to show the hard evidence that they say is in their possession, for justice' sake, if they have respect for themselves and if they are true to their professional etiquette. If not, I will forever call them liars".

 

that email address is worth millions...

 

Well he's an a-grade dickhead for opening his mouth without fact. :deal

 

Well ****ing said, spot on! :good

 

maybe a subpoena will be the only way that email, if existent, will surface.

Sadly, it's not a crime to be stupid or to be an irresponsible journalist.

 

You'll need Indiana Jones to find that email because that thing exists as much as the lost ark