A question for everyone that I asked in a different thread...

for that type of money, and against an innocent fighter, what pac offered should have been enough for floyd. pac was wrong too, both were stubborn. to say this all pacs false is wrong. pac was not obliged to take these tests.

 

No.

Pacquiao fought Cotto at 145lbs, not 147lbs.

De La Hoya is no longer a Welterweight. The skeleton of De La Hoya took a shellacking that night.

 

this got me thinking,could it be that floyd is actually taking ped's that he knows is undetectible even by blood sampling?which is why he is so eager to be tested.look at him,he gained more lbs than pac since 16 and is even more ripped..he uses numbing agents on his hands,he cheats on weigh-ins,so he has a history of being a cheat..just a thought

 

QFT :good

 

The reason, as I see it, that Pacquiao is under fire right now is not necessarily how he has moved up in weight but rather how adamantly opposed to drug testing he is. Alarm bells sound when someone says that they don't want to be tested unless they know when the tests will be.

 

The weight at which the De La Hoya fight took place was at 147.. This was Oscar's stupidity

The Cotto fight was a welterweight fight, Cotto agreed to it, and stated afterwards 2 pounds did not affect him.. My post still stands

 

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It has nothing to do with his weight gain, or his performance, or the fact that one of the mayweathers came out with the rumor...


It's because he and his camp are have been so ****ing adamantly opposed to the drug testing. So they defer to what Floyd-haters know best. They just attack the character of the person who suggests it. And these Anti-Floyd, or Pro-Pac folks never seem to be able to answer why he is so adamantly opposed to just taking the test, without making some excuse about wanting to spite Floyd....

 

I think the problem most have is that a fighter can take a **** test and pass even though he can be using PED's e.g Shane Mosley :deal

Also, why he won't test 14 days before fight night is a bit suspect.

I'd be happy with a blood test 1 week before fight night and one right after. Hair test all the better.

 

I think it's both his rapid growth within the last few years as an adult, and now mainly his refusal to take a blood tests 2 weeks before fight night, and his INCONSISTANT EXCUSES as to why.

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The only idiots who say that testing afterwars is the same, are those who can't get a true grasp on the risk these fighters put themselves under when the fight...


It's like saying.. We should check the handwraps after they fight, and if they are plastered, then we will be able to take away the victory...

 

These are Pac's weight on fight night:

11/18/2006 144 lbs vs Morales
03/15/2008 145 lbs vs Marquez
06/28/2008 147 lbs vs Diaz
12/06/2008 148.5 lbs vs De la hoya
05/02/2009 148 lbs vs Hatton
11/14/2009 149 lbs vs Cotto

He gained 5 pounds in 3 years. He'd probably weigh 150 vs 170 lb Clottey.