If Floyd was 'severely dehydrated' would he have been KO'd if no banned IVs?

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  1. BigDramaShow

    BigDramaShow Member Full Member

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    Is it safe to say that since he was severely dehydrated, he was in no condition to fight, but if he went ahead, he would have been knocked out because he would be dehydrated and near death before the opening bell?
     
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  2. YesMySon

    YesMySon Well-Known Member Full Member

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    80 percent if human adults are dehydrated.dehydration isvtge number one cause if fatigue and God forbid a heat stroke.

    Water is important
     
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  3. Leoh

    Leoh Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He was not severely dehydrated. He was not even mildly dehydrated. Everyone knows precisely why he did what he did.
     
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  4. LondonRingRules

    LondonRingRules Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    If he was dehydrated to the extent they say he was then he would have died without the IV. So either you believe the whole TMT set up is incompetent enough to let him train for days on end without water or he used it to mask peds. May common sense prevail in all our thoughts 🙏
     
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  5. Super Hans

    Super Hans The Super One™ banned

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    If he was fighting Special K, King Khan or Funtime Frankie he would've been ko'd IV or not.
     
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