Floyd/Shanes just proved it

it should be used only for top fights. there is too much at stake.

 

BULL****

If it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander.

You dont want lower class fighters to be protected too????

 

This kind of testing looks oveer the top to me. Hard for a fighter to rehydrate and give blood all that when trying to make weight.

 

It's a nice idea, but who's going to fund all that testing? Just like instant replay in boxing... not all fights are recorded with fancy ass network TV cameras from multiple different angles. So how is it fair to institute replay when most fighters won't get the benefit?

 

Let the boxer's promotional company fund the testing if he wants his opponent to go through it.

 

At least we know we'll be looking at a fair fight come May 1.

 

we already knew that apart from the size difference PBF vs PAc was gonna be a fair fight.

Everyone knew it until Mayweather brought up the whole blood testing issue and started planting seeds of doubt.

 

Mayweather's ***** card. All it was.

 

Hypothetically, that's not correct if you're basing it off the USADA random testing method. HGH, which is not detectable in urinalysis, is only detected in blood tests. Also, HGH is said to be taken in the off training season. So unless, they have been random blood and urine testing the past few months and not just weeks leading up to the fight, no, this USADA method is not foolproof.

 

Which basically means in the end it will be taken from the boxers purse - unfortunately.

 

:deal


Mayweather ****ed up the fight everyone wanted to see.

 

EXACTLY! The fact that there's already a sanctioning body conducting the tests and what Floyd implemented was just absurd.

Imagine Floyd being told that the extra testing will cost him money. LMAO

 

bump for the Floyd fans.

 

Only for big fights? I thought Floyd was about "cleaning up the sport." By that, that means EVERYTHING in boxing.