Floyd needs to fight a CREDIBLE opponent with very transparent testing by WADA

Fixed :good

 

USADA doesn't test that many pro boxers now does it? Sparring is irrelevant but what is relevant is that EM did in fact test positive.

 

You did not awnser my question Pimp you side stepped it

So mayweather taking iv above the legal limit is speculation?

 

Usada the same people who swept his dirty tests under the rug ?

The same agency who gave him a TUE exemption but had no authority to do so ?

And of course he didn't break any rules according to NSAC with what he put in his system salin and viatamin c aren't illegal but an IV administered at home is as well as 750 ml in an IV is !! Butbwhatnyour gonna over look those facts ?

 

You can't change anything because of speculation no matter how much you would like to. It doesn't work like that. If he tested positive then I would agree but speculation holds no weight here.

 

Funny yet they only caught 1 cheat and that was Morales for of all things a diuretic

Real reputable company !

We know why Floyd never got caught under USADA $$$$ that's why he insisted on having them test him and not Wada or Vada institutions who actually catch PED cheats !

USADA is also the preferred choice of Haymon but you said they don't test many fighters


http://larrybrownsports.com/boxing/floyd-mayweather-usada-failed-drug-tests/273147

 

Does it really matter, you still wouldn't give him credit.

 

Technically being caught with an IV is the same as doping under WADA Code. Not sure you flo mos realized this stuff when you were bandwagoning this Olympic Style Testing, though ironically it's not even Olympic Style cuz your boy Floyd only tests 4-5 weeks from the fight. So it should be called Floyd Style Drug Testing, with free waivers and TUE's to those who pay 150K?

 

:deal

 

I actually think most of them know this very well, but that's all very inconvenient right now.

 

Hey Flo mos answer the pt below



http://www.thesweetscience.com/news/articles/21415-hauser-fires-at-usada-and-floyd-usada-responds



No amount of self-serving rhetoric from USADA can change the following unrebutted facts:

(1) The IV was administered at Floyd Mayweather’s home after the weigh-in on May 1. USADA learned about the IV on that date.

(2) The 2015 WADA “Prohibited Substances and Methods List” states, “Intravenous infusions and/or injections of more than 50 ml per 6 hour period are prohibited except for those legitimately received in the course of hospital admissions, surgical procedures, or clinical investigations.”

(3) The above-referenced prohibition is in effect at all times that the athlete is subject to testing. It exists because, in addition to being administered for the purpose of adding specific substances to a person’s body, an IV infusion can dilute or mask the presence of another substance that is already in the recipient’s system or might be added to it in the near future.

(4) Mayweather-Pacquiao was contested on May
2.

(5) Mayweather applied for a the****utic use exemption on May 19 (seventeen days after the fight).

(6) USADA granted the the****utic use exemption on May 20 (eighteen days after the fight).

(7) USADA did not notify the Nevada State Athletic Commission about the IV until May 21 (nineteen days after the fight).

Meanwhile, on May 2 (fight night), Manny Pacquiao’s request to be injected with Toradol (a legal substance) to ease the pain caused by a torn rotator cuff was denied by the Nevada State Athletic Commission because the request was not made in a timely manner.
It would be helpful if Travis Tygart or his spokesperson answered the following questions directly:

(1) What was the medical justification and supporting data that led to USADA granting the the****utic use exemption for an otherwise prohibited IV procedure?

(2) On how many occasions has the “A” sample of a professional boxer tested by USADA come back positive for a prohibited substance?

(3) What was the testosterone-to-epitestosterone ratio for each urine test administered to Floyd Mayweather by USADA for each of his fights beginning with Mayweather vs. Shane Mosley up to and including Mayweather vs. Andre Berto

(4) Does USADA still maintain that it handled the Erik Morales matter correctly?

 

Since all this extra testing is necessary to prove these boxers aren't cheats, does that mean every boxer his history is questioned? It was only about 6 years ago that normal default commission testing was enough.. Now no one trust anyone anymore...

 

It's really just usada all the other agencies have caught people

 

It's really about the guy who says he's cleaning up the sport, yet was caught using an IV by testers. When's the last boxer you know of with IV tracks all over his arm with so many fans playing games pretending nothing happened?