Where are the drug test results for Mayweather - Ortiz?

if you care so much, why don't you email them

 

I know a bunch of u ****in weirdos on here wish that there was no drug testing, simply because Pac's team had an issue with doing it. The fact is it has been documented that they were randomly tested leading up to the fight and we have not heard any word since would lead one to believe that the results were negative. No news is good news. But some of u idiots will make drug testing out to be some big deal when in reality it's not.

 

lol exactly man. These guys are losers. Look at the poll results, they're dumb

 

i dont know nsac said they were negative. i dont know if they meant theirs, it seems like they meant theirs. but, if they were positive they would of came out already dont ya think?

 

Why don't you criticize the same weirdos that made these same type of threads when there was a few days delay in releasing results for the Pacquiao-Margarito drug testing?

Where were your criticisms then? :think

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=274620

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Re: Texas refusing to release Pac Marg test results

 

because Pac is already suspect and NSAC always releases them, so it was weird. For this fight, NSAC already released them, and USADA isn't obligated to.
The NSAC is :hi:

 

Where is a source confirming their post-fight drug test results? I've googled the **** out of it and can only find a result for a pre-fight steroid test conducted via urine a month out.

Also, as an aside I also found an interview with Keith Kizer where he said that Bob Arum and Richard Schaefer petitioned the NSAC to conducted random blood and urine testing which the promoters would pay for. Pacquiao agreed and Floyd didn't, insisting on USADA. Which doesn't make sense unless he was really trying to attention ***** with that whole drug crusade he's cooked up for himself.

 

http://www.steroidsources.com/Stero...test-for-mayweather-ortiz-negative-said-nsac/

and the NSAC couldn't follow the WADA protocol as well as USADA could

 

check the article date. How are those going to be the post-fight results from NSAC if the article was written in August?

The Keith Kizer interview, he said they've consulted with USADA. The biggest problem is cost when it comes to implementing the testing Floyd wanted. If TR and GBP were willing to pay to cover that issue, why was that not enough?

 

NSAC tested them in August.

and it's funny because Kizer said this before
http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4777048

Arum's appeal for the commission to handle matters may be hollow because although it has protocols in place for random urine testing during training camps, it doesn't for blood testing, and to put it in place in time for a March 13 fight is unlikely, according to Keith Kizer, the executive director of the Nevada commission.

you should read the whole thing