Pacman interview regarding blood tests for first Morales fight

So he's always had issues with giving blood and shouldn't have to jump through hoops for Mayweather unless absolutely neccessary.

Case closed.

 

- This is a very strong argument proving Pacquiao is clean.

- It just establishes that blood testing is his krytonite (his weakness).

- Man - this fight needs to happen. Come on Floyd - prove you are the
best by fighting thee best. Save boxing and promote the sport.

 

Weak argument.

He gave blood prior to the Hatton fight with no problems and wasn't scared either.

If it was me, I'd be happy to do the test. It won't weaken him at all - anyone who says it will is just a liar. Blood regenerates very quickly and it's not like they're taking pints of the stuff.

 

Excuse from Pac . But it does prove his dislike of this type of test is not a sudden thing.

 

FYI Hatton fight was around 27 days before the fight if Im not mistaken.

 

this is new and exciting

 

wont do it for even 40 Million? :huh

 

Mayweather won't drop the demand for 40 million? :huh

He needs the money more.

 

oh seriously, enough already with the same stuff

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Honestly though if its affects you even at a psychological standpoint you wont do it. Yes you get 40 million but you want to win too right? Are you getting my point?

 

I wanted to call, but the hotline numbers they put up there have no area code.

 

Seriously the guy is loaded beyond his wildest dreams. This is a kid who grew up in the slums of a third world country and is now one of the richest athletes he doesn't need more money. So now its all about legacy for him and why do something that he thinks will lose him a fight and tarnish his legacy.

 

Seems like everyone misses the part where he say he did not eat or drink for two days.

 

man, i don't want to get sucked into this, but he could basically double his net worth with this fight...$40MM is freaking ridiculous for one fight

and for a man with political aspirations, he obviously wants to be something outside of boxing as well as in...so win, lose, or draw....he comes out a winner in the end