How come TBE needed iv, give me a reasonable explanation

Well that's flat out robbery what you described lol. A better ****ogy would be:

Walking into the bank with a mask on and getting stopped BEFORE getting to the teller, tell security you're cold, and they let you go. They can't prove you intended to rob the bank, but it's shady as hell.

 

Mayweather has some of these guys heads so twisted that they automatically assume that he is guilty until he proves he is innocent. It doesn't work that way for people without an agenda.

 

I think it's both.

IV's replenish you, based on whats in them. :good

 

Yep! :good

You can only the finger so much at others before people think "This guy is hiding something!".

 

I don't blame people for being suspicious, I don't even believe him myself. But you can't condemn someone like that. I'm more suspicious of Floyd than Pac now than I used to be. I don't think either of them have been entirely clean but I don't judge them off suspicion either.

 

I certainly don't blame people for being suspicious, I think he was doing something also but that in itself is not enough for me to be certain that he was doping. These guys want to say Marquez was doping because he had a couple of pimples on his back but he passed the same tests that Pac did. I feel kind of bad getting sucked into this juvenile conversation. The fight is over and Mayweather has won and retired. Mayweather really isn't relevant any more to the current boxing scene so why can't some of these people just let it go?

 

Let me think.....hmmm....he was dehydrated and/or needed some vitamins and stuff? had nothing to do with cheating. so there hope that helps. now, be sure to get stuff out of the way of the chimney as Santy Clause is going to be coming down it soon.

 

Marquez had pimples... Mayweather clearly violated the WADA anti-doping code. Can't see the difference? I mean really?

There's no "blaming Mayweather" here, or "being suspicious". Dude violated the anti-doping code, and he's guilty as sin. You don't need any other proof like some test paper with a big red circle on it. What he did is more than enough.

The only question is, why he's not being punished for it, why the US judiciary system turns a blind eye to blatant corruption. There's nothing else to discuss about it.

 

Lol he didn't pass no test, testing with a TE ratio of a 128 years old man is not passing. The question is how low can USADA and NSAC go and they proved that with a little $$$ you can do anything wrong.

 

Marquez went from being a 40 year old man (or around that age, when testosterone in the male body is severely dropping) with NO definition and no acne, to having the body of a man half his age and was COVERED in acne. Marquez looked like he spent his whole camp lifting weights.

Hand on heart I can honestly say that I have NEVER been more suspicious of someone taking peds than him. And then you look at his crew at that time! He was blatantly on something.

 

Answer me this...

1) When did Floyd EVER need an IV before?
2) He apparently walks around at 147, so why was he dehydrated? He shouldn't have a problem being 147.

In my honest opinion, He'd use every and any advantage he could over Manny.

Way too much money on the line not too.
His legacy was going to be defined by this fight.

Look how jacked he looked! You do not get to look like that from hitting a tyre with a hammer, no matter what any fanboy wants to say.

 

Guilty in violating the rules, yes. No one is denying that.

 

1. We don't know if ever needed an IV before, can't see why anyone would, except Oscar lol
2. People say Pac could make 135. Notice what he and Floyd did IMMEDIATELY after stepping on the scale? They started guzzling water, because both Pac and Floyd dehydrated to make weight, or there's evidence to suggest that.

 

1) Look at his other weigh-ins. Never needed one.
2) Pac isn't a big 147'er. Floyd, somehow, always looks bigger than his opponents. Manny should have stayed at 140. Perfect fit, IMO.

 

Floyd looks bigger because he's typically longer, taller, and more toned. His opponents are usually soft looking. What about this weigh in was different than others? Not sure I follow.

And Pac is a small welter, yes. He's just thick for his height, often thicker than Floyd dimensionally. I think his calves, wrists, fists, etc, are all bigger than Floyd's.