Pac Drug Test Results are out.

Source?

 

I have a feeling some Floyd fans aint gonna like this. Oh well let the hate begin.

PACQUIAO TESTED CLEAN FOLLOWING NOV.14 TKO WIN OVER COTTO
Sports Illustrated, November 24, 2009 4:11PM
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NEW YORK (SI.COM) -- Seven time world champion Manny Pacquiao tested clean following his Nov. 14 TKO win over Miguel Cotto, SI.com has learned.

Pacquiao, who became the first boxer to win seven championships in as many weight classes, underwent urine tests twice -- before and after the fight -- and both came back negative, said Keith Kizer, executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission. It's the the 10th time the Filipino has turned in clean tests in Nevada.

Immediately following his win over Cotto, fans inside the MGM Grand Arena pleaded for a megafight with Floyd Mayweather Jr., who many have regarded as the top pound-for-pound fighter since his return in September. In response to the expected fanfare, Floyd Mayweather Sr. publicly accused Pacquiao of taking steroids.

Mayweather Sr., Floyd's father and trainer, told SI's Chris Mannix that he believed Pacquiao's ability to take Cotto's powerful shots and keep coming proved the champion was taking performance-enhancing substances. "I know Floyd is the best," said Mayweather Sr. "But when [your opponent] uses something illegal, even the best can get hurt."

Floyd Sr. offered no evidence to support his claim.

Since 2002, Nevada has required fighters to submit urine samples before every fight. Those samples test for 40 types of steroids, diuretics and masking agents. In his 10 Las Vegas fights, Pacquiao has never tested positive, and his conditioning coach, Alex Ariza, said the only substances his fighter took leading up to the fight with Cotto were whey protein and liver-support supplements, in addition to his 6,500-calorie diet.

Pacquiao has been bombarded with accusations of doping, having conquered seven weight divisions since entering the sport at 106 pounds when he was 16. And after Mayweather Sr.'s comments following the Nov. 14 bout, there has been speculation that if a megafight between Floyd Jr. and Pacquiao is agreed upon, Mayweather's camp may place stipulations in the fight contract that would require both fighters to take separate, mandatory drug tests in addition to the required tests by state athletic commissions.

But at 10-0 with his Nevada drug tests, Pacquiao has provided plenty of proof he cleanly fought his way to seven world titles.



http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/m ... iao-clean/

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"Pacquiao will knock out Floyd Mayweather jr." - Freddie Roach

Roach still in a series of accurate prediction while Floyd Sr has always been wrong.

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NO STEROIDS FOR PACQUIAO
November 24, 10:32 AMOakland Boxing ExaminerRamon Aranda


Floyd Mayweather Sr. made a pretty big accusation weeks ago when he alluded to his thoughts that Manny Pacquiao was on steroids. Only days after Pacquiao’s destruction of Miguel Cotto, once again those rumors came swirling back which included similar thoughts from fighters such as Paulie Malignaggi.

How could Manny Pacquiao keep moving up in weight while remaining solid as a rock and retaining his iron chin against much bigger opponents be possible? Well according to trainer Freddie Roach, Pacquiao “doesn’t even know what a steroid is.” Still, without any proof, the rumors continued to rear their ugly heads and Pacman fans were no doubt growing more and more irritated by such claims.

Pacquiao has never tested positive for steroids and after speaking to Nevada State Athletic Commission’s Keith Kizer earlier this morning; this continues to be the case.

The test results have finally come in and they once again prove that Pacquiao is as clean as a whistle as he has tested negative for any illegal drugs. That of course also includes Miguel Cotto who has also tested negative.

Doubters really need to put themselves in check and simply give credit where credit is due. Pacquiao is more or less at his natural weight right now so the fact that he can look so comfortable at junior welterweight and even welterweight, speaks only to his great conditioning and resilience.

Boxing's pound for pound champ is all natural - case closed.

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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/mma/boxing/11/24/pacquiao-clean/

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Ya know, they make new undetectale steroids all the time not to mention HGH. That's how Shane Mosley got away with a clean test for the 2nd De La Hoya fight. I'm not saying Pac is actually guilty here, I'm just saying.

 

http://www.doghouseboxing.com/Benz/DHBenz1124a09.htm


CNN is reporting it.

 

He passed a test, this doesn't mean he is clean, all it means is he passed a test.

ps. i dont know or care if he is clean/dirty

 

Mayweather may also be on steroids.

 

Name a drug (steroid) that can't be detected. :bbb

 

I doubt this makes Floyd sr. or Paulie shut up. To shut either one of them up, you'd need to superglue both their mouths AND their assholes, especially since they talk out of their asses half the time anyway.

 

Pac brings WAY TOO MUCH MONEY to Vegas nd they wouldn't risk losing the Pac vs Floyd fight either. So even if he had stuff in his system, they wouldn't release it. Anyways they should test fighters during start/mid of training camp instead of fight nights.

 

You can say that about every fighter.

 

No Shane used EPO which can work months afterwards


They test tour de france cyclists for ths randomly due to this .

However extra red blood cells arent whats helping pac its speed power new and better techniwue and improving overall skills that make this champion great tell me a drug that can do that

Pac was hitting the 140s after weighting in for superfeather fites he has making the weight down to a key and should be praised

 

As far as boxing is concerned Pac is clean. Thats all that matters. Floyd fans opinions dont really carry too much weight specially when they have a vested interest in Pac failing the test.