Ariza defends Floyd

A surgical or clinical procedure or that requires no doctor or nurse, wow

 

I'm not defending. Just correcting all the incorrect information that some of you are giving. He had lot epitestostirone levels, prior to a 2011 and 2012 fight, not for the fight in question. As established plenty of times the amount was prohibited unless covered by a TUE.

 

*****s *****s trying hard

 

yeah, pretty much. And, just how do you know it wasn't a nurse that administered it again?!? Oh, wait. you don't know.

 

The ones trying hard, are folks like yourself. You are making stuff up now to make him guilty, lol

 

Why the TUE after, why Usada when they are not suppose to give TUEs, why TUE after?

Not hospital setting doesnt equal to unsupervised by qualified medical staff..

 

A nurse now. Haha quick find her, so she can confess to seeing an almost unconcious "severely" dehydrated withering away floyd

 

Steroids is not an issue -- *******.

 

As long as you can agree that he cheated I'm cool with all this :good

 

Damage control is not working, no matter how hard you try playing with facts, building new versions everytime the previous fails, it is pretty obvious that Floyd is just another Lance Armstrong... He has no legacy. End.

 

lol ariza would be the last guy id want defending me.. guys a ****ing worm

 

explain how this indemnifies floyd of wrongdoing

the contract clearly states that they were going to follow wada protocol....so that is the body of rules it had to follow

they violated wada

 

The longer this goes on without any proof that he had grounds to receive the TUE or that USADA's letter to NSAC supports their view of events and not those disclosed by NSAC to Top Rank and Pac the more it does look like he has something to hide.

This could all be very easily resolved if they wanted to end this. Simpy supply the letter USADA's sent to NSAC outlining what really happened or provide proof that Mayweather was actually badly dehydrated. Surely USADA would have only given a TUE after a medical examination, if they are simply taking an athletes word on what they needed and what medical condition they have that requires treatment then their organisation is a disgrace.

The longer this goes on the more Mayweather will rightly or wrongly be seen as the Armstrong of boxing.

 

lol

 

Yeah it does absolutely nothing, that's why Lance Armstrong went through all the trouble of smuggling saline bags.