Mayweathers whole career in doubt...

That's why his fight night weight wasn't revealed.

 

Floyd's whole career is fake. Thinking about how much doping he could have done. Then contrast that with his ducking and careful matchups. Again with all his doping. How shallow he must have thought of himself to do all this doping and match making? I mean really what the hell?

 

hes got the best peds money can buy because hes the richest boxer in the sport

 

He looked smaller here than he did against Canelo so, no. I'd guess 150-155. Most welters rehydrate close to 160 anyway.

 

This forum is going to descend into an even worse seething pit of kindergarten goblins than it already was...

 

Is it anymore in doubt than Roy Jones career or James Toney who was caught Twice for actual PED's not a Saline solution? :roflatsch

 

More so obviously because no one has a USADA in their back pocket or is claiming to "clean up the sport of boxing" when in actuality he is pushing bags and bags of IV in his system the night before in his home.

 

I am pretty neutral when it comes to Floyd, but why wouldn't a story of him using PEDs be all over the reputable press, rather than a random sports blog on the web? For any serious journalist to break the Floyd story would be a huge boost to his/her career, particularly in the current environment where there is a big attempt at a crackdown at PED use in athletics with the press all over it (and even politicians in UK!).

With Lance Armstrong for example - accusations against him prior to him admitting being on roids came from serious journalists, who even released a book about it. All I see with Floyd is a bunch of crackpot blog writers and haters on the web boards.

I am not defending Floyd, but I am here to be convinced, anyone has a plausible explanation?

 

The fraud walks around at GGGs weight. Lets see the coward pick on someone his own size. Let him have all the IV and drugs he wants. Golovkin still knocks that kentucky fried head into row 69 :yep

48-0-1 baby!

 

Do you not remember "we are doing Olympic testing to clean up the sport " ? They never did 365 day 24/7 testing . IV is illegal under Olympic testing . It will cover the use of illegal drugs. Travis Tygart USADA was born out of the disgraced USOC .
In the Horse racing industry they limit something as simple as Bi -carb drench because of it ability to mask drugs.
BICARB In large doses can “mop up” the lactic acid that comes with muscle activity. Commonly known as a milkshake, it allows the horse to sustain a run for longer. It is a very common practice with as much as 600grams being administered in a single dose. Trainers often would administer a spoonful to a horse each day to help with their recovery after hard work. More recently, tubing has become the norm as it ensures every bit of the solution reaches the horse’s stomach. A bicarb (TCO2) stomach drench is popular with many trainers as it has been found that bicarb helps buffer lactic acid. As bicarb is naturally produced, it cannot be banned entirely. Instead, there is a threshold level of 36 millimoles a litre plasma total carbon dioxide. Any reading over that constitutes an offence. - See more at: http://www.horseracingkills.com/the-issues/drug-use/#sthash.n6UFbQml.dpuf

BICARB In large doses can “mop up” the lactic acid that comes with muscle activity. Commonly known as a milkshake, it allows the horse to sustain a run for longer. It is a very common practice with as much as 600grams being administered in a single dose. Trainers often would administer a spoonful to a horse each day to help with their recovery after hard work. More recently, tubing has become the norm as it ensures every bit of the solution reaches the horse’s stomach. A bicarb (TCO2) stomach drench is popular with many trainers as it has been found that bicarb helps buffer lactic acid. As bicarb is naturally produced, it cannot be banned entirely. Instead, there is a threshold level of 36 millimoles a litre plasma total carbon dioxide. Any reading over that constitutes an offence. - See more at: http://www.horseracingkills.com/the-issues/drug-use/#sthash.n6UFbQml.dpuf