The "All Things Mayweather/Pacquiao" Express!!!!!!

I agree with the OP, cept he's not just effing with Pac but everyone posting on this board.

 

I will read your posts.:good

 

And I am asking if it automatically means you are hiding something? Look, there is NO ****IN WAY you can appease everyone. SO ****in what if some people think He's on roids. REally...so ****in what? People in that mindset are pointless to the discussion. And if rumor gives you your daily dose of news, then you are as bad as them.

 

whats wrong with that is its not very reliable, the number of athletes doping and the number of athletes caught is not close to what it should be, having tests on determined days allows dopers to plan their cycles accordingly to gain the maximum amount from the substances while having a minimal risk of being caught. and im not saying manny is doping, im just saying that the current system is flawed and imperfect as is every system, but with a fight of this magnitude i dont think superstition is a legitimate excuse to to test to the fullest capabilities available

 

Why was it used now? Because of Sr speculations???...If its mandatory, then pac should take it, if not then...**** the mayweathers and the haters...let them and you speculate!!!:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

Excellent post. Same with other drugs, they have a time frame and no longer detectable in the urine. As I have previously posted they have stores that sell **** to flush out your urine to be drug tests. I know people that have beaten the urinalysis test and believe they are a joke.

 

atschatsch. I know it is random you idiot.

think of yourself as pac, on the night before the fight. you are tested and they take a syringe out of you.

some actually pass out either because of phobia of needles or plain superstition.

pac diligently trains to prevent distractions.

some of these tests can unsettle some fighters.

it would be good if the random test will be administered all at the same time for both fighters.

but we know that does not happen in real life does it.

 

you are seriously ******ed. do some ****in research then come back and post intellegently.

If he knows when the tests are going to take place he can take precausions to ensure that he passes them.

However if the test are random. It is very hard to mask.

 

Exactly, if they want to make this a normal part of the process, then that's fine. But until then, **** the paranoid crackhead and his son.

 

yet you somehow managed to skip over my post that was directed at you

 

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=194027

 

It's about principle. Neither man has ever been known to take drugs and they don't deserve to have their names drug through the mud b/c of someone starting false rumors. It's not a crime to have an opinion but "Slander" is a crime. I just feel its a shame that PAC has to field questions about character b/c of an opposing fighter who is upset at the accomplishemnts and accolades the other one is receiving.

 

I haven't heard of any of these except HGH Rico. Do you know more about Insulin and IGF-1r3 if so can you elaborate?

 

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=194027

 

Travis Tygart, executive director of the USADA, said he had talked to representatives of both fighters about providing testing. Tygart said he welcomed the request as he would for any sport that does not have stringent Olympic-type testing.
"I think every sport that wants to have clean athletes it's a sign of a step forward to have out of competition testing," Tygart said. "It's an essential thing to do if you want to protect the integrity of the sport. Clean athletes want a level playing field."
Tygart noted Olympic athletes are tested often and without notice. He said less than a teaspoon of blood is removed out of an average of 380 teaspoons in the normal human and that it regenerates within an hour of being withdrawn.
Blood tests, he said, can find things urine tests can't, like the use of human growth hormone, synthetic hemoglobin or blood transfusions, all of which "certainly would aid in an endurance-type event."
Ellerbe said he couldn't imagine why Pacquiao wouldn't agree, especially considering both fighters would likely make more than $25 million for the bout.
"Only Manny Pacquiao can answer that question," Ellerbe said. "The ball is in his court."



this is taken directly from an AP article. hahahahahaha and once again you look like an idiot on this site.