Is this the drop of blood you are referring to?

It those pictures, its clear to see the tubes aren't even half full.

 

I'd like to see yr around random urine test, and blood taken after a bout.

 

those vials are not completely full...

I had to get blood work done once a month because of a misdiagnosis... in the end those vials are not full its about a tablespoon in each vial with a preservative at the bottom. I have also donated pints of blood and am able to continue regular exercise after a day of rest.

Morales and Marquez have made him bleed more.

 

I saw that video many times. In that scenario Manny gave blood the DAY BEFORE THE FIGHT. Freddie Roach said out of his own mouth that typically it would take Manny 2 to 3 days to recover from any blood testing. So I ask you again to explain why 14 days is not enough for Manny to recover from giving blood.

 

I'd say that cameras filming your training/sparring sessions will definitely interfere. Not necessarily because they are in the way, but if you have a camera on you...you are going to notice, and you are either going to push too hard trying to impress, or you are not going to be able to concentrate fully on your session. Two extra guys, who stay out the way (as portrayed in 24/7) whilst they are waiting/or not needed, isn't going to have a great effect on the upcoming bout.
Not just Pacquiao needs to get used to this...hopefully this will be the future testing for boxing (or along similar lines), and every boxer will have to adapt.

 

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Well im not well educated on drug testing in sports...but from what I have read or heard, they don't test every athlete on a regular basis. I'm guessing this is why they call it random drug testing. Even if said athlete is tested randomly once a year, to try and catch them off guard, im positive it would be a lot better than the current system.

 

Gyll, what is your avatar from?

 

:roflYeah it really weakened him vs Hatton.

 

He can "say" it so therefore it is "acceptable"? Even though there is ZERO scientific proof to back up these BS assertions.

*******s get on the mother ship and return to Pacanus.

 

I work in the home health industry. Those are (2) 10 mL blood draw tubes and (2) 4 mL blood draw tubes. 28 mL of blood there.

1 tablespoon = 15 mL.

Whoever said 1 tablespoon lied. Almost 2 tablespoons seen here.

This is just one blood test. Doesn't the USADA get to test as frequently as they want? Add that to the hepatitis and AIDS blood tests.

Very invasive if you ask me. And for what? HGH? The same blood test that has been performed on thousands of olympic athletes from 2004 and 2008 and caught nobody using HGH?

 

I have to say,a few days ago I took a blood test to check for cholesterol.They took 2 vials of blood.
My whole hand hurt for 4 days especially the part where they have drawn the blood from.
Like my bicep was torn or something.
I've done this before but this is the first time it happened.
The first thing that poped in my mind was Pac.Sometimes things can go wrong and it wouldn't be good while training.

 

Eh...

If you notice, neither of those 4 are filled.

 

Pac's is not new to blood testing, is he? Pac never complained about the amount, he just said he thinks it weakens him.

After seeing that sheeet, I don't blame him for wanting a long cut off date. Pac wanted to concentrate on training, and he trains long hours each day. How the fakk can he concentrate with those many fakking unnecessary tests when he does not even know when the guys are fakking coming. I assure you they will come more often than not. They need to make fakking money and to justify their existence. IT IS THEIR FAKKING BUSINESS.

And Floyd's acting like a bieetch pretending to love the stuff he brought on. nut:nut

 

When you donate a pint of blood you are given a cup of tea and a biscuit and sent on your way, when Pac is asked to give a fraction of that he needs a lay down and two weeks to recover...pathetic.