from the man's own mouth: Why Pac didn't accept blood tests 14 days from the fight

I agree.

Would you say its a shame for Mayweather asking or Pac denying to do it?

 

A cycle is a few weeks right? So random up until say 14 days would catch it right?

 

Exactly 14 days is two weeks so they asked for the 14 days for that reason in particular. Cause the next test would be after the fight. Thats keeping him clean the last two weeks before the fight. Which probably would really make him weak mentally knowing he hasnt had his last cycle.

 

Pacquiao's many excuses on this subject are a joke.

 

This **** didn't validate ****. His weak ass answers are damn near Roger Clemens like...misremembering asses.

 

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU 4 bringing some reason to the forum!! And no, I can't imagine any of those greats giving any excuse at all, except 4 Jones Jr. who already did and who may not be that great!

 

You can believe that ***** if you want, and just because you're Filipino...that is the only reason many of you give this clown an excuse as to why he backed out of the testing after he agreed to it initially. ***** riders who get no respect when talking boxing...

 

JMM gives --- hell, and Floyd one sides JMM, and we're supposed to think Floyd is giving excuses lol... Floyd agreed to all of ---'s demands, yet ---backed out of not being tested and gave fans a phony ass reason why he don't like needles or being tested lol... Don't be a pussheaded degenerate alll of your life...

 

bull****

 

Those guys wouldn't be requesting random blood test either. They would have just signed the contract and fought like real fighters. None of this extra bull****.

Sign the contract and meet me in the ring you ***** ass motha****a.
/End Negotiations

 

true. only ***** boys would request this kind of **** even after saying that it is an easy fight.

 

I think each person's reaction IS different for something. Some people feel fine after giving blood at drives, and some people feel weak for hours, and some other people feel weak for days. But NOBODY in good health would still feel the effects of a blood donation two weeks later. And the amount of blood taken during a donation is several times higher than the amount for PED testing.

 

I don't think it's necessarily a question of "did he or didn't he". I think it's a matter of "if this is what it takes to make one of the biggest fights in history...why not?". Like I sad earlier on, there's equal blame on both sides. Mayweather didn't need to make that demand and Pac didn't need to refuse it.

I wonder, though, regarding that article. Blood testing has never detected HGH in an athlete. But the article never goes on to say whether subsequent urine testing on those same athletes detected HGH. Otherwise, couldn't it just be that it didn't detect it because nobody was on it?

 

Agreed. The biggest possible fight ends up being the one that tarnishes the sport.

I blame Sr.:boxing2

 

You sound like a *****...

"Meet me in the ring you ***** ass motha****a"

Who are you to say that blood tests are for pussys? And who are you to say who is a real fighter? :verysad