Pacquiao/Roach argument loses credibility if Mosley happens to win

Mayweather is also taking the test, so it's not just Mosley who will be weakened.

 

Honestly, the argument had no credibility to begin with.

 

The argument was always flawed pac has too many tatooes ffs.

 

To be fair though, people do react differently to blood being drawn...Mayweather and Mosley seem to be having no trouble so far from what i've heard. Maybe after Pacquiao sees this bout, and the benefits it brings to the sport...both camps (Mayweather and Pacquiao) can sit down again and sort the bout out, assuming Mayweather wins.

 

I never realized Marylin Monroe was that thick...

 

If mayweather wins and does it easily dont expect pac to ever fight floyd. tests or no tests

 

Tough ****.


Different fighters react differently to being punched in the damn face. If it's a part of the sport, then so be it.

 

Their argument is already busted. It has no weight. Mayweather and Mosley are dealing with these tests, so if Mayweather blows apart Mosley, they cannot reasonably cry and say that it would weaken Pacquiao more than Mayweather. But point number 2: the process has been shown, They send two guys whom will allow you to finish your workout than take samples and will allow you to take about as much time as possible to have that occur.

 

If Shane won they'd be too happy to care about the past. Everyone would want a Mosley-emmanuel scrap.

 

On the other hand, me thinks, if Mosley wins, the whole drug test would look like to be a lame excuse for Mayweather in wanting out of the fight with Pacquaio.

 

The only person who loses credibility if Shane wins is Floyd. He'll probably curl him into a corner and cry for hours after that happens.

 

What do you think weakens you more?

1. A needle in your arm drawing about a tablespoon of blood for a matter of secs?

2. Getting punched in the face repeatedly and then losing larger amounts of blood than a blood test demands?

The needles thing is bull****. Tell that to a diabetic or anybody with medical conditions that require them to get many shots per day. If this were any other sport, or any other professional athlete that wasn't adored so much because of a humble attitude, he would be HAUNTED by the media and public until he agreed or was either forced to comply.

 

It's not about weakening or needles you idiot, it's about interfering with training. The USADA is intrusive as hell - did you watch 24/7? That's why they had a problem with it. Who wants some dudes randomly drawing your blood and following you around while your training hard for fight? Especially when it's so close to a fight. That's why there were negotiating a cut-off date.