ESPN now Reports that Pac says he will only do NSAC test

Relax they will fight.....Unless your a pacquiao fan public perception will look like manny ducked floyd if the fight doesn't happen....plus, the steroid allegations will continue to circle through the media.....that's just wonderful for a future political campaign for pacquiao....that is why he is suing...its about his political carear...He will look like the guy that took on the all powerful american justice system.....good press in the phillippines....

I still think the fight will get made...the NSAC will have to change their guidelines in formal meetings....and it will push the fight back...

 

if mayweather's team wasn't bitching bout the testing way back this fight would have been signed already. Now they got a lawsuit in their ass! :rofl:rofl

now pac's team is holding court!

 

Thank God were back to normal. Let them fight!

 

what you didn't understand in that statement is that the NSAC is looking to do a more stringent test for this fight than in other fights, which would include random blood tests during Pac's training camp.

 

The way it was supposed to go.
If floyd had a problem with the drug tests, he should have petitioned the NSAC, not tried to get it in the contract for some outside agency.
Things are taking shape a lot more correctly now.

 

Excellent. Team Pac has Team Hypocrite on the back foot and they are moving in for some combos in the corner.

Team Hypocrite overplayed their hand, now they're suffering the consequences.

 

this is the prize for too much bitching......either floyd compromise or face manny in court...

 

Of course many people's opinions are being swayed. Thats how dirty politics work. You spin a little web of doubt and repeat your claims often enough, people will believe them. Its not something that is unique to boxing.

Even if Pacquiao accepts the drug tests and passes them, his entire career up to this fight will always be in question regardless of wether he has always been clean or not. Especially if he loses the fight or wins but doesn't look as good as usually. People will claim that he must have stopped taking steroids because of the tests and that he had an unfair advantage over many of his previous opponents. We've already seen that the burden of proof is on the accused, and in this situation Pac will have no way to prove his innocence in the past.

Imagine Pac passes the tests but loses a decision to Floyd, and Cotto comes out saying "Pac has never looked that slow and sluggish. It must be more than a coincindence that the first fight where he is forced to stay off PEDs, he looks so terrible". Another cloud of doubt would be settled in.

 

Floyd has every right to negotiate terms of the fight just as every other boxer does in every other fight; however, considering that he's making an unprecedented demand that's completely unwarranted and the demand won't even be recognized by the people who control boxing ie the state commissions and sanctioning bodies, I'd say his demand far exceeds the limitations of reason and fairness.

 

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