Assuming Mayweather and Pacquiao can come to an agreement in 2011 for this mega bout, also assuming this will be both boxers next bout. Do you think they should add the random testing similar to, if not the same testing Mayweather and Mosley conducted for their bout...or similar to what Mayweather is asking for Pacquiao if they were to ever meet? :huh Like I've already said, Mayweather has already been through a training camp and 12 round bout whilst having blood drawn, etc. Would applying these tests to the Margarito v Pacquiao bout give Pacquiao, not necessarily an advantage...but added knowledge he can go through a tough training camp and still produce the goods over 12 rounds? (Edit...When I say, should they add the random testing to the bout...I mean willingly, not that the random testing should be forced upon them)
I would test Margarito...because if I'm in his shoes I would juice the hell up knowing wherever I fight the Athletic Commission isn't going to be breathing down my neck. Or I can just pull a Clottey move - show up, get my ass beat, and go home happy knowing I collected a fat paycheck without doing much to earn it.
Pump them both full of roids and dip both fighters hands in concrete that way you haters wont lose any sleep dwelling on it.
Both would be taking the tests (obviously assuming if they did it)...no doubt Margarito would agree to it anyway. I just thought it could benefit Pacquiao, and possibly make negotiations easier for the Mayweather bout.
Really? And you know this HOW? Tell us in your wisdom WHO has juiced and passed the current standards? :deal VArgas, Toney, Jones....ALL busted with current testing.
Yes. And as it stands, they already test. If you are an expert on this, tell us how the current testing is allowing fighters to juice and pass. Curious. :think
Those are the important words in your post. The majority of sports now have year round testing...boxing is one of the most dangerous if not the most dangerous sport, why shouldn't there be proper testing? Especially when drug cheats are finding new ways...