Team PACQUIAO have 24 Hours to tell the TRUTH & Release the RESULTS!

nuketurnal · Dec 11, 2010

well, it's not OSDT!
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this.

hmi · Dec 11, 2010

slugger3000 said: ↑

If khan walks through punches tomorrow night then I say kick ariza out of the sport!
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That is a very bad conclusion. If Khan walks through punches, then give Ariza the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. He is the first to discover a drug that can make the chin sturdier. This is some breakthrough that scientists haven't discovered yet. Ariza is a proven genius if this is the case.

CoDer · Dec 11, 2010

Hater's will now say it's not OSDT. And I though the fight with Margo was fixed, they say it was beautifully choreograph to perfection.

Reilence · Dec 11, 2010

nuketurnal said: ↑

Flips are generally superstitious. I remember Efren Reyes, a billiard superstar who doesn't take a bath before a game or else he'll lose.
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true, don't forget his false teeth too.

Beenie · Dec 11, 2010

Pac has tested positive for being P4P the best boxer in the world.

Deal with it. :deal

el mosquito · Jan 26, 2011

PR BOXING said: ↑

Erik beat his ass, plain and simple, that one is a classic too, Erik at that time was better than him, he was an one handed fighter by then

and did they drew blood from Morales too? because i didn't saw any effect on him so. . . . . . . . . .

if they did draw blood from morales then, you are helping my point

looks like pac is the only one who gets weak by that test= ODD :huh
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they didn't draw any blood from Morales. Pac was told that the commission lost his medical records and they need to draw blood from Manny the day before the fight. As for the Mosley-Mayweather fight, drawing of blood stopped 19 or 18 days before the fight

LiL · Jan 26, 2011

and now a new boxing commission has emerge !!! :rofl

it all started with a whisper that came from the most honest and good looking Mayweather SR.

and joyboys ride the wagon and proclaim their crusade for the truth

good luck ... starting such thread would be the greatest insult to all boxing commission who does the testing process

is TS a certified something to do such ultimatum ?

davebenoit · Jan 26, 2011

Pac Da Best of Dem All!

chicharoncuneta · Jan 26, 2011

WOW THE *****S JUST SUDDENLY DISAPPEARED FROM THIS THREAD!! I wonder why? This is a prime example of *****s owning themselves

Farmboxer · Jan 26, 2011

Void and his delusional woman beater fans will do anything to keep Void from getting into a right with Pac. Void fans love woman beaters.

Vitor Belfort · Jan 26, 2011

davebenoit said: ↑

http://espn.go.com/sports/boxing/blog/_/name/rafael_dan/id/5909553/pacquiao-margarito-test-clean

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LAS VEGAS -- Since shortly after Manny Pacquiao beat the living daylights out of Antonio Margarito for 12 rounds Nov. 13, I have had an open records request into the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation seeking the results of their post-fight drug tests.

Here's the good news: Both fighters tested clean for everything Texas tests for, according to attorney Daniel Petrocelli, who represents both fighters.

Now, for the drama in getting those results.

I check in with commissions after many big fights just to make sure everything is OK. In most places, it's no issue. In Nevada, for example, it's a simple phone call about 10 days after a fight. The records are public information in most places.

In Texas, for some reason, they are not unless both sides consent to the release of that information. So Texas, while always nice and cordial when I make requests, would not divulge the information -- regardless of if the fighters were clean, dirty or a combination of both. It got all the way to the point where my request elicited a letter this week from the state's attorney general's office explaining its position.

My view is that since boxing is regulated by a state agency, and therefore run with tax-payer money, anyone has the right to know if the participants tested clean or dirty after a fight. Texas needs to seriously consider changing its rule. I was not asking for any private medical information about anyone, simply a negative or positive result on a drug test performed after a fight that was a public spectacle.

With Pacquiao-Margarito there was, of course, much more fan interest that usual over the test results because of the rumors and innuendo that have surrounded Pacquiao (simply because of unfounded accusations from Floyd Mayweather Jr. and his people that Pacquiao uses performance enhancing drugs). There was also increased suspicion about Margarito because of what played out in the dressing room at Cowboys Stadium before the fight, when he was suspected of taking a banned substance with a cup of coffee.

So while Texas would not release the information, my Tweets about the situation and clear frustration prompted Top Rank, the promoter of both fighters, to talk to Petrocelli, who represents both fighters on various legal matters. He represents Pacquiao in his ongoing defamation lawsuit against Mayweather and others for their accusations, and he also represented Margarito throughout his campaign to be re-licensed after his California revocation because of the hand-wrap scandal he was involved in related to the Shane Mosley fight in January 2009.

Petrocelli called me Friday afternoon to first give me the results from Margarito, whose camp consented to the release. Because of a miscommunication, he thought I was interested only in the Margarito result. When I told him I also wanted the Pacquiao result, he told me he'd try to also get consent to release that one and call me back.

On Friday night, I missed his call (terrible reception in Mandalay Bay!) and listened hours later to the voice mail he left me. He had also been given permission to release those test results.

Both fighters, he said, tested clean for all of the more than 20 substances that Texas tests for. In addition, Petrocelli said all the levels of the various things Texas tests for were within the limits they were supposed to be for both fighters.

Some people (the lunatic boxing fringe) took Texas' refusal to release the results as a sign that somebody had failed a drug test. That is not the case. Texas was simply following its procedures. It shouldn't have been so hard to get the results, especially since neither guy had anything to hide. Ultimately, however, we got the answers we were looking for: Both men were clean.

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:hi::hi::hi::hi: bye floydette aka *****s

caneman · Jan 26, 2011

davebenoit said: ↑

http://espn.go.com/sports/boxing/blog/_/name/rafael_dan/id/5909553/pacquiao-margarito-test-clean

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December, 11, 2010
DEC 11
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LAS VEGAS -- Since shortly after Manny Pacquiao beat the living daylights out of Antonio Margarito for 12 rounds Nov. 13, I have had an open records request into the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation seeking the results of their post-fight drug tests.

Here's the good news: Both fighters tested clean for everything Texas tests for, according to attorney Daniel Petrocelli, who represents both fighters.

Now, for the drama in getting those results.

I check in with commissions after many big fights just to make sure everything is OK. In most places, it's no issue. In Nevada, for example, it's a simple phone call about 10 days after a fight. The records are public information in most places.

In Texas, for some reason, they are not unless both sides consent to the release of that information. So Texas, while always nice and cordial when I make requests, would not divulge the information -- regardless of if the fighters were clean, dirty or a combination of both. It got all the way to the point where my request elicited a letter this week from the state's attorney general's office explaining its position.

My view is that since boxing is regulated by a state agency, and therefore run with tax-payer money, anyone has the right to know if the participants tested clean or dirty after a fight. Texas needs to seriously consider changing its rule. I was not asking for any private medical information about anyone, simply a negative or positive result on a drug test performed after a fight that was a public spectacle.

With Pacquiao-Margarito there was, of course, much more fan interest that usual over the test results because of the rumors and innuendo that have surrounded Pacquiao (simply because of unfounded accusations from Floyd Mayweather Jr. and his people that Pacquiao uses performance enhancing drugs). There was also increased suspicion about Margarito because of what played out in the dressing room at Cowboys Stadium before the fight, when he was suspected of taking a banned substance with a cup of coffee.

So while Texas would not release the information, my Tweets about the situation and clear frustration prompted Top Rank, the promoter of both fighters, to talk to Petrocelli, who represents both fighters on various legal matters. He represents Pacquiao in his ongoing defamation lawsuit against Mayweather and others for their accusations, and he also represented Margarito throughout his campaign to be re-licensed after his California revocation because of the hand-wrap scandal he was involved in related to the Shane Mosley fight in January 2009.

Petrocelli called me Friday afternoon to first give me the results from Margarito, whose camp consented to the release. Because of a miscommunication, he thought I was interested only in the Margarito result. When I told him I also wanted the Pacquiao result, he told me he'd try to also get consent to release that one and call me back.

On Friday night, I missed his call (terrible reception in Mandalay Bay!) and listened hours later to the voice mail he left me. He had also been given permission to release those test results.

Both fighters, he said, tested clean for all of the more than 20 substances that Texas tests for. In addition, Petrocelli said all the levels of the various things Texas tests for were within the limits they were supposed to be for both fighters.

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It shouldn't have been so hard to get the results, especially since neither guy had anything to hide. Ultimately, however, we got the answers we were looking for: Both men were clean.

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Farmboxer · Jan 26, 2011

Tell Void and his sickly delusional fans to provide proof! Well? Where is it?

Devildoc · Jan 26, 2011

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bballchump11 · Oct 10, 2011

they're doing it again

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