Apparently Floyd Mayweather Knows A Thing Or Two....

So for all you mother ****ers who sit back and say he passed the test, or he gets tested after the fight, read this paragraph

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Who cares, he won't fight Pac with or without testing.

 

There is a great deal of misinformation, propaganda, misleading statements and foolishness on the internet in general but with regards to the drama surrounding the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao potential super fight the internet 'conspiracy theory' engine is in hyper-drive.

Chat rooms, forums and barber shops are the perfect and appropriate venues for the age-old and highly entertaining 'my man will beat your man' debate. I get it and believe me I enjoy hearing the theories and passionate opinions while sitting in the barber's chair.

But certain facts remain.

No test is perfect and chemists both legitimate an otherwise recognize their inherent limitations. The current urine detection method for sports related banned substances does not adequately detect human growth hormone (Hgh) and its' ability to detect EPO is somewhat controversial.
Furthermore, the current methods related to detecting Hgh in blood samples are only useful for about 48 hours after injection; after which the tests reliability drops dramatically.

Therefore from a medical or scientific perspective, Floyd Mayweather is supported in his conclusion that to adequately test for banned substances, blood must be drawn randomly.

Scheduled sampling and cut-off dates serve only to provide necessary information for unfair manipulation of the system.

The true athletic benefits of these banned substances are a matter of debate and further research. But at this time they remain banned.
But please, don't let facts enter into the discussion...they rarely have before.

 

This is news to you? :huh

 

Don't post informative non-biased articles over here, we're all happy believing Mayweather is a chicken.

 

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Growth hormone test set

By From Wire Services | July 29, 2004

Olympic athletes in Athens will be tested for the banned stimulant human growth hormone for the first time following research at a British university, Dick Pound, head of the World Anti-Doping Agency, said.

"Up until now we've never had a test reliable enough that we were prepared to use," Pound said in a televised Bloomberg News interview.


Tests carried out at an anti-doping laboratory in Athens will reveal if an athlete has taken the drug in the past 36 hours.

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"We've got something that not only detects it but will go back a considerable period of time and pick up people who have taken it before and are getting the benefit of it now," Pound said.

:deal

 

You can only detect HGH in blood for 48 hours... Mayweather wants the testing to be random without cutoff... Any reason as to why?! Oh yeah to duck Pacquiao! :rofl

 

No its ment for the ****ing *******s to read so they can understand why Floyd wants this style of testing....

 

:rofl:rofl

 

Floyd's plan is to go in circles about the fight and drug test keep it spinning around look for a whack tune up bout because he is broke and then pay his IRS bill and of course repeat that circle over and over. He is playing games but either way his house of cards will crumble.

 

INteresting.

Here's all that I know:

No fighter ever asked "special" test to get a fight made

 

if the man is broke why isnt he on the streets yet? I mean I keep hearing how he is broke, but yet he is still living much better than all of us..

 

And you actually believe Floyd ads that being the reason? Oh yeah...to clean up the sport.. atsch

 

Tyson did for the Holyfield fight... and guess what? Evander Took the test.:good