Floyd Mayweather admits to using steroids

If you watch his interview on 106 & Park from the other day, they ask him why he thinks Pacquiao is using steroids. Floyd's answer is that

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Now, before we analyze this comment, let's get the obvious out of the way: that is utter bull****. It is certainly possible to make that sort of weight gain from age 16 to 32 without steroids. So we have to ask: What would give Floyd such an idea? Why would he think a person couldn't go from a 106lb teenager to a 154lb fully grown man?

The answer is clear - because he did it! Why else would Floyd say that something he has done himself is only possible with the use of steroids?


During the next few questions of the interview you can watch Floyd struggle to protect himself, as they then ask him what's a natural way for a person to gain weight. Floyd begins to say that he came from a small weight class too but then is quick to point out it wasn't that small - but we all know Floyd was fighting in the amateurs at the same weight Pacquiao fought when they were each 16.


Then finally his suggestion is to eat steak and potatoes and drink milkshakes......really?? I'd love to hear some explanations from the Floyd loving contingent.


Here is the video: [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEr5VJnPzKY[/ame]

Floyd's accidental admittance is at 1:20.

 

You should get an anti-glare filter for your computer monitor if you find it to be reflecting too much.

 

This is equivalent to Lance Armstrong claiming that nobody could ever win 7 consecutive Tour de France competitions without using PEDs.

 

Floyd said it's impossible for "any athlete" to do it, not just those that have big strong legs. And FYI, Pacquiao's first fight at age 21 was at 122, and he likely weighed similar to what Mayweather did fighting at 130 in the ring, as Floyd has always fought very close to his real weight.

 

No, I really don't know what he meant. Please explain it to me logically as I'm obviously too simple to figure it out on my own.