If Pac/Team Pac Were LYING...

Then why the **** would they bother mentioning the 7 days cut-off on 24/7? Makes no ****ing sense. They could have said nothing. Anything is more credible than Team Mayweather ever since they lied about negotiations taking place. When Pac stated that he agreed to everything, he might have meant that he agreed to everything (and then some going from 14 to 7 days) that Floyd demanded in the first round of negotiations. Either way, this is a classic case of Floyd moving the goal post (i.e. DUCKING again) for the simple fact that he doesn't want the fight.

If something was okay the first time, why shouldn't it be the second time? And before the haters say Pac should have accepted it the first time, I say this. Pac shouldn't have even bothered to entertain Floyd's demands, which we all know was a desperate attempt to gain a mental advantage by muscling Pac around during negotiations. Not to mention that the testing request was preceded by a masssive, calculated smear campaign.

Foreman said it best when he said that Pac should avoid the likes of the Mayweathers, a pack of lying, hateful thugs with criminal pasts.

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Regardless, at 7 days, there's no reason for Floyd not to take this fight. The Nevada Commission already shot to **** the practice of random testing up until the day of. If Pac doesn't want any distractions 7 days going into the fight, then it's completely reasonable. Pac has already made concessions that he should have never made to begin.

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MANY people feel woozy after giving blood. If you've ever donated blood, you'll know that lightheadedness and weakness are common after effects. That's why they provide juice, glucose drinks, and other snacks. I know it's beyond your realm of understanding to help out society in any way, so I'm not surprised you don't know **** about ****.

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Now, you take a professional athlete, and the rigors they go through to get their body in optimal condition, it stands to reason that taking unlimited and random blood testing can do more harm than good (agreed by NSAC). Pac has every right to protect himself, too. It's just that Floyd is a little ***** and needs every little advantage.

Pac's clean. And it was NEVER about "cleaning up the sport" and you *****s know it.

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Thousands of athletes go through it sure, but it's only in a few sports where your opponent's goal is to hurt you as bad as he can and make sure you don't get up. You talk about blood testing and weakening as being psychological, yet you want Floyd to have the psychological advantage of muscling around Pac during negotiations. Or do you really believe Floyd's trying to clean up the sport?

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NO ONE, not even the boxing commissions, are endorsing Floyd's goal of "cleaning up the sport". They all know Floyd's full of ****. Just like you, you ***** ass ho.

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Michigan Warrior is one of the top 5 most ignorant posters on here man...you are wasting your time.

 

In order for things to be equal, the SAME tests should be given at the SAME TIME. Did they test Floyd and Shane the same number of times and each time on the same day? If not, then it's not the same.

What if the last test they give Floyd was 10 days out and then the last test they give Pac was the night before the fight? Floyd would be their official spokesperson and give them free publicity so who's to say they might not test Floyd less stringently?