What Pac submitted to NSAC. You just can't make this up.

Lidocaine is not a pain management drug, it's a preanesthetic or postanesthetic for surgery...odd

 

Under penalty of perjury? Oops.

 

You forget the part where Floyd still used Lidocaine\Toradol for this event (he admitted himself) while Manny was denied THE SAME drug.

Of course there are no biases to Floyd. Of course.:hey

 

Yeah that's fine, but it had no bearing on the fight as it clearly didn't hinder him from throwing punches, he threw more after round 3/4 than he did previously. The problem was he was scared of being tagged coming in, he wasn't brave or determined enough to get inside like maidana was.

Floyd and manny both fought scared.

 

Very clearly you don't understand just how painful a tear in any muscle is. Let alone the rotator cuff. On a freaking boxing event. Of this magnitude. Considering Pac's volume punching style. atsch

Pac is a warrior, he would die on that ring trying.
But to think it had zero effect on him is just pure nuthuggery.

 

So true.

Floyd and manny both fought scared.[/QUOTE]

 

You are really turning out to be a troll a torn rotator cuff doesn't effect your performance?

Pac was in Pain which preoccupied his thoughts

 

I've had a torn rotator cuff, I lifted weights with it for a month before I even realised, some people have a high pain tolerance. How did manny throw more punches in some of the later rounds than he did in the first 3 if it was that bad...

The rotator cuff isn't the reason manny lost, he lost because he was scared to engage, just like floyd was, but floyd made manny fight his fight. Both complete disappointments.

 

Pac is tough as nails he threw and must of felt incredible pain I played soccer when I was younger and hurt my leg really bad but still carried on because I didn't want to let my team down doesn't mean I performed to my best.

 

How did manny throw more punches in some of the later rounds than he did in the first 3 (after which he tore it again) if the pain was affecting him that much? I don't expect you to come up with a sensible answer, so feel free to just keep repeating yourself.

 

Forgive me but that is just difficult to believe.
I played in collegiate basketball and torn muscles are the worst. I'd rather sprain myself TBH.
Some motions are ok but once those torn muscles contracts, it's freakishly undeniably torn.

He wasn't throwing the right hook and it was too slow and too wide.
Here see it for yourself:

https://www.facebook.com/sunderlandnow/videos/vb.155734271426/10153217358106427/?type=2&theater

 

Pac has a high tolerance for pain I just don't understand why you don't think having this injury would effect your performance I really am lost for words.

 

Did he or did he not throw more punches in some of the rounds after he tore his shoulder?

The reason he lost is because he was scared to engage, that wouldn't have changed whether he tore his shoulder or not as he was fighting scared before the injury anyway.

 

He didn't want to make the injury worseatsch

Yea he did throw hard at times because he had to try and fight through the pain

 

If he didn't want to make the injury worse then why did he throw more punches in some of the rounds AFTER he tore it. Clearly didn't affect him enough for that to be the sole reason he lost the fight.

Why was manny scared to engage BEFORE he tore the shoulder?