I asked you a specific questions...post # 11. Quit being a **** and back up your bull**** please. WHO has passed that juiced? What exactly do you know of current standards allowing juiced fighters to pass? :deal
They don't ****ing know. These fools have nothing else to cling to but a weak ass blood test argument.
It's the same ole shitheads dissing Floyd or Floyd's fans with nothing new. Now it's the "prove me wrong" line of methodology lol. These same fans believe in the testing today because Pac or a fighter they like has passed **** tests...except one thing-HGH can't be **** tested. If they can throw away a failed Dlh **** test, they can throw away anything! When it comes to Floyd, their true colors always show lol...
And if HGH was to be used it would be used during of-season training, not months leading up to a fight. The test for it would still be a joke unless it was done year rnd.
Texas sees no cause for prefight drug testing for Manny Pacquiao and Joshua Clottey The move by state boxing board is in contrast to the strict testing to be required in Floyd Mayweather Jr.s bout against Shane Mosley in Las Vegas. Now, less than two weeks before Pacquiao fights Joshua Clottey in a welterweight title bout March 13 at Dallas Cowboys Stadium, the executive director of the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has ruled there is no "good cause" to institute any prefight drug screening for either boxer before their bout. The Texas executive director, William Kuntz, can still change his mind "at any time," and order drug screening procedures for Pacquiao and Clottey that the fighters would pay for, according to department spokeswoman Susan Stanford. Pacquiao is guaranteed at least $12 million for the bout, his promoter has said. Nevertheless, the absence of drug testing in Texas is in sharp contrast to the tests required for Mayweather's May 1 fight against Shane Mosley in Las Vegas. That bout will be subject to Olympic-style drug testing procedures to be supervised by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.
Even though I can't see any link for me to click on, I'll take your word for it. I'm flabbergasted that a title fight like this would not have any drug testing requirement whatsoever . Texas is the pits. Thanks for the info.
Maybe it will...but what the ****?! Pac won't even bow to Mayweather's request to fight Mayweather for so much more money. Why the **** would he do it when fighting against Margarito?
Has he actually come out and said this? Why the **** do the Mayweather camp let him speak...laughable.
You've missed the whole point of the thread again, even though I have mentioned it numerous times throughout it. It has very little to do with the drug tests and whether they can detect all types of drugs. And even then I not once claimed to be an expert on the matter. Pacquiao will not get the bout with Mayweather unless he agrees to extra testing...yes? I'm asking, if Pacquiao agreed to willingly go through the testing Mayweather is asking of him for the Margarito bout...would it hold any benefits for him ahead of the proposed Mayweather bout?