DLH fought at least 4 highly suspect ROID users.

The idea that Pac is highly suspected of Roids is utter bull**** ... The only people who actually believe the **** spewed out of Floyd Sr's mouth are a bunch of Joyboy morons , who are way too bias to think for themselves.

 

Nah. He's an arrogant loud mouth who, according to him, loves to play the role of the villain as a marketing strategy but then whines when people don't support him and treat him like a villain.

 

Mosleyx2 , Vargas, Trinidad, Sturm, Pacquiao, Hopkins, um...
(Who else did he gain an "L" Vs...?)

 

Not this **** again. Three decades huh? Do you know that three decade is the same as saying 30 years? I must have missed when he turned pro at 2 years old.:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

a very odd question to ask considering there is a challenge for Oscar to sign a release of his confidentiality to all his test in Nevada.

 

Didn't DLH go to court to stop Arum releasing the results of some of DLH,s drug tests?

 

Thomas Hauser widely respected, award-winning boxing writer Thomas Hauser who is also a lawyer, is pressing Oscar De La Hoya to sign a waiver so that the Nevada State Athletic Commission can release the records of drug tests conducted on “The Golden Boy” when he was fighting.

Hauser repeated his challenge to De La Hoya which came out in a lengthy, detailed article earlier in January at the height of the controversy over unsubstantiated allegations that pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao was on performance enhancing drugs.

Hauser told us “To repeat; this is a golden opportunity for Oscar De La Hoya to show the world how a righteous PED-free fighter acts and remove any hint of suspicion that he himself might not have clean hands” and posed the question “Why doesn’t Oscar simply sign the waiver.”

He said should De La Hoya sign the waiver then “maybe Keith Kizer (the executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission) will learn something.”

Hauser even took issue with us over our story in which we quoted Kizer as saying he didn’t know what the writer was talking about in his article and said “If Keith Kizer doesn’t know what I’m talking about, wouldn’t you expect him (as executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission) to pick up the telephone and call me to find out?” In fact Hauser said we should have called him first to find out what he was pointing out before getting a reaction from Kizer for which we apologized to the esteemed journalist.

Hauser stressed we need to keep in mind that the waiver “encompasses, among other things, people speaking freely about what they know. That goes beyond producing the limited number of Nevada State Athletic Commission records that the public has access to.”

Hauser also noted that De La Hoya, as mentioned in his article, had tested positive for lidocaine and creatine but was curious to find out from Golden Boy Promotions whether De La Hoya ever tested positive for performance enhancing drugs.” He said this is an issue that “should be resolved in fairness to everyone involved, as well as the Filipino people and boxing fans everywhere.”

 

yep, now ODLH was on roids....they should just make it leagal so everyone can have a fair playing field

 

people in the general boxing community are kidding them selves if they think some boxing stars..and some up and comers are not on peds... its common for athlete's/boxers to use "supplements" but what are they taking..... to many athlete's have been caught in a range of sports especially in the last 5 years with drugs- althletics, baseball, MMA, football- in my "aussie opinion" drug taking to boost ur performance if rife, I have seen it over here in australia from amatuers loading up gurana and caffene tabs before fights and these are just kids- ibf/wba/wbc governing bodies know there is a problem, but will probly wont do anything about it, as for manny pacman pacqiuo ..its obvious that he has used perfmance enhancing drugs to propell his career. aussie opinion

just a few boxers who have been caught

roy jones jnr - Andro was available in over-the-counter supplements when he tested positive in 2000. He was not disciplined.

shane mosely - Used the BALCO products before his 2003 fight with Oscar De La Hoya but claims that he thought they contained legal vitamins. He has not been disciplined (bull****)

James toney - Tested positive after winning the World Boxing Association (WBA) heavyweight championship in 2005. He was stripped of the title and suspended from boxing for 90 days

fernando vargas - After a fight with Oscar de la Hoya in 2002, tested positive and was suspended from boxing for nine months.

 

Why Wouldn't DLH sign? He Thought he was a smartass telling Manny to take the test and nearly had a Coronary when asked to expose his own history.

 

Check out Mosley's deposition..........................

Void and his delusional fans are lying about Pac because Pac has made a fool out of their chicken!

 

I just think its comedic, how all of a sudden everyone who ever had success in recent years was/is on some sort of illegal enhancements.

Yes, DLH was a ***** for calling out Pac for being on roids, now someone has called him out, what goes around comes around.

Following that logic, some time soon Floyd Snr will be accused of being on crack........

 

He did have a Little Business going at one time. How many years did he do?

 

... Baiting the noobs I see. Carry on