Pac agreed 3 days before and right after fight blood tests

Look it up.

Fact: Manny Ramirez has always tested clean & MLB uses the same testing methods. They had to find a prescription in his possession to bust him.

 

Pacquiao wanted the USADA only to test him three times -- once in January, once on Feb. 13 or 30 days from the fight, and, once more in the locker room afterward.

"But if the Nevada Commission was doing it, then we would agree to do as many tests as they wanted to do -- urine and blood -- up to a certain date to be agreed upon," said Arum.

"The Nevada Commission will do it appropriately. That's terrific," said Arum. "In other words, we wouldn't limit it to a certain number of tests because we know that the Nevada Commission won't harass the fighters. "

Pacquiao has fought 11 times in Las Vegas, and has tested clean every time, said Kizer, who could not be reached for comment. Arum said that he would be willing to work out a protocol with Kizer based on trust.
"We would sit down with Mayweather's side and say, 'Here's what we're prepared to do with the Nevada Commission.' And then, the other side would sit down and say what they would be prepared to do," said Arum. "And then, the commission would then take it from there, and hold random urinalysis and random blood tests."

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/...d.php?t=194740

 

All the available info out there tells me that this would make it easy for him to take all types of illegal **** and still test clean on the conveniently scheduled dates, so that request is ****ing suspect.

 

Did you read the rest of it? Try again man.

 

1. Yea my spelling is bad I have a Non Verbal Learning Disibility (NLD or NLVD) A simple explanition is that it is similar to Asperger's syndrom. and have trubble with spelling this includs sounding words out, and no I'm not going to spell check every word.
2. A beleve that the most complete testing possible should be used.

 

Yeah, I read it. The NSAC would do their normal routine ****. Does it say anywhere in there that they would follow the olympic protocol? Exactly. You try again.

 

so basically you don't like boxing? why are you following boxing if you doubt the validity of it's drug testing.

Boxing has never had olympic style drug testing, so you're saying all boxers are on drugs because they need to have Olympic style drug testing.

So the rules of the Sport of Boxing now need to be changed because Mayweather say so?

Mohammed Ali, Sugar Ray, Tyson, Klitchko's etc etc, they are all on and have been on steroids because they never had Olympic style drug testing.

now u see how ridiculas the Mayweathers are.

 

Yeah, because I have to like every single thing that goes on in the sport of boxing to like & follow boxing, right?

No, I'm saying the olympics have this **** under better control and some boxers are on drugs.

No, I just like the idea of using the best possible testing procedures, even if it's only for just one fight, and I'm suspicious of any athlete who doesn't like that idea.

Where do all these stupid mother****ers come from?

 

"And then, the commission would then take it from there, and hold random urinalysis and random blood tests."

"we would agree to do as many tests as they wanted to do -- urine and blood -- up to a certain date to be agreed upon," said Arum."

 

oh i see so u just want pacman to get the special treatment.

fair enough

 

"But if the Nevada Commission was doing it, then we would agree to do as many tests as they wanted to do -- urine and blood -- up to a certain date to be agreed upon"

...And why would that be any more or any different than they normally do?

 

Floyd would get it as well, so no.

****in' ****.

 

Nevada doesn't normally do random blood tests (or any blood tests from what I understand). They offered to do this specifically for this fight.

 

...Says Bob Arum. I'll believe it when I hear them say it.

 

You are as ignorant as can be. HGH has been tested for the past 3 olympics using blood and NO ONE- REPEAT- NO ONE has tested positive ever.

It is not that nobody is taking it, it is simply that the drug is metabolized quickly in the body. Thousands of athletes being tested and no a single one tested positive tells you something - itr simply can not be detected using todays technology.

The NFL, and other athletic organizations don't even test it because of the invasive way it is being tested - blood, and the fact that the test is expensive with not a single person tested positive by the past 3 olympics, or for that matter, past any sporting events, questions the validity and accuracy of such test.