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

The random blood tests would squash all of this issue.

I don't see why the #1 P4P fighter in the sport should be opposed to a more stringent test and a fair compromise.

 

Let's just, for a second, assume that the email exists.

If it does exist, I'd imagine it'd be covered by a pretty damned strong NDA (non-disclosure agreement) -- which is standard practice to cover the internal details of negotiations. If it exists, someone must have broken that NDA in order for the Daily News and Atlas to know about it. Pac's side would know that Atlas can't produce the email without revealing the NDA violation. Atlas's side would know that Pac's side can't go into details about the contents of emails without violating the NDA either. All the patterns of behaviour so far make some kind of sense if you a.) assume the email exists and b.) assume it's covered by an NDA.

On the flip side:

All of the patterns of behaviour also make sense if you assume a.) the email doesn't exist at all and b.) the Daily News and Atlas have been fed (or 0fabricated) deceptive information.

At the moment, there's no way of telling these two scenarios apart based on the information in the public domain, which is why nobody should take any of this issue seriously until some concrete reason comes out.

 

This whole situation is ridiculous, but IF this email did exist you may not necessarily expose it immediately. They could be holding onto it as evidence to be used in court, or whoever received it may have been bribed.

It does seem very stupid for anyone to write that email, but doesnt it seem equally as stupid for a respected writer for a major paper to fabricate such a potentially damaging accusation?

 

whats pacquiao's lawyer gonna say in court ..........


'My client is being falsely acused of taking drugs

but he doesn't want to take any tests to prove his innocence' atsch

thats a rock solid case

 

Maybe some ***** created an email account called

This content is protected

and that was all Teddy "Bundy" Atlas needed to see to conclude that it was indeed from team Pac.

 

Pac has agreed to an unparalleled level of testing for professional boxing. That should be enough? No?

 

The 30mil question is, why couldnt Floyd agree to 24 days? Thats better than what any of his previous opponents has agreed to before? Or does PBF think pac is that good he is putting him on a pedestal.

 

:rofl:rofl

 

Great here we go againatsch Honestly, this guys like the whinny rich kid that you can't beat the **** out of cause you know he'd get his douch bag father to press charges....okay maybe that was a bit over the top...

 

EXACTLY:good:good

 

I will after he takes the damn tests.:hi:

 

And IF my Auntie had bollocks, she'd be my Uncle. And IF my uncle had a vagina, he'd be my auntie. If this, if that, if the other.

 

Would not be surprised whatsoever if this email comes from Pac's opposition for congress. I mean I heard those guys killed his campaigners already...so trying to ruin Pac's character leading up to this election wouldnt be out of the question whatsoever.

Either way, either the email is there or not, if it is there, an IP trace and when the email address was created would confirm if its bogus or not.

 

Do you have a link to where he said he wouldn't take any tests to prove his innocence?

I can't see why he'd say that, when he's already agreed to unlimited random urine tests.

He'd say "yes no problem, tell me where to **** and I'll ****."

 

http://www.examiner.com/x-5699-Boxi...rum-confesses-I-blew-it-on-MayweatherPacquiao