why is floyd's drugs test demand unreasonable?

In 2003-2004 Shane never tested positive because there was not a test for what he supposedly took, not in boxing or in any other sport. They also were not on the banned substances list. Today he would be caught because those compounds are tested for and on the banned substances list. What about that don't you understand ?

 

**** for 30 million I'll be a slave for a 90 min fight. Can u say yes Masah:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

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and still are...:yep:yep

 

I thought most dicks were bald headed.... at least mine is....:rofl:rofl

 

Actually it's very fair. Anyone fighting Floyd is going to more than cover that 20k versus fighting anyone else in boxing. Everyone fighting Floyd gets a career-high payday. If they want that sort of cash, they can take the test. It's that simple. Floyd's not forcing this on anyone. Take the test if they wanna fight him. That's all.

 

seeing as how the only reason pac has gone on record saying that he doesnt want to take blood tests is that he doesnt want to take it too close to the fight since it would weaken him. This has been his most consistent reason anyways and floyd initial compromise from all the way up until the fight down to 14 days before the fight is more than fair. Floyd agreed to an unprecidented demand by pac for $10 mil for every lb floyd came over the weight limit and floyd agreed no problem. Both made unheard of demands, only difference was that one agreed to the ones thrown at him and the other didnt, even after floyd bended a bit and dropped it to a 2 week cut off.....2 weeks is more than fair.

 

I didn't think you had any answers or responses to my facts. All you have is blind lust for your little hero, :yep !!!

 

Look dude I hear what you're saying OK.. you seem to think that I'm against Pacman.. I'm not..
I understand this more than you know.. My cousin plays in the NFL (a different sport I know) he tells me some **** you wouldn't believe about this ****....that's all I can say about that. I think that The commission should change the rules and I said this long before Floyd demanded it.

I agree that this should come from the commission and not Floyd. I think it's a good idea that would be embraced if Floyd wouldn't have did it the way he did.

I can see Manny's point about being dictated to by Floyd, but Lets remove Floyd from the equation this is a good Idea period. Also the cost is high and that would cut out most of the small time promotions I believe that the sanctioning bodies should pay for it, with all the damn money they charge for fees for them bogus ass belts there's no way that they shouldn't be able to afford it.

Now to answer the question you KEEP asking about

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Look again fool!!!

 

I keep asking about it because I know the answer. It seems that no one else around here does.

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What are they ? That's what I asked. You can't just say they exist, what are they called. Deca, stanozolol, Sustanon 250 ? They gotta have names.

Really, they can only be detected through blood ??? Didn't Pac agree to a blood tests up until 24 days before the fight and immediately after the fight with unlimited urine tests ???

I understand that there is not much Pac can take for 3 weeks to gain a realistic advantage and not get caught. These things take time to clear out of the body also. So realistically he would have about 2 weeks to take this magical potion that you guys believe in and cycle off for a week in order to pass the post fight blood test. And believe me, the majority of the **** out there stays in the system more than a week and shows up in a simple urine tests. Pac simply doesn't have time to take anything with a 24 day cutoff and a post fight blood test.

Well get Floyd to get the rules changed and I'm sure that Pac will comply with what the NSAC wants him to do !!!

 

I can only speak here from my experience with my brother.

He hates the sight of blood being drawn. I've been to the doctors twice for medicals with him, the first time he passed out after the blood was drawn, the second he threw up. Both times I drove him home and sat with him for 2-3 hours before he felt himself once more. It isn't the needles that freaks him out, it's the blood pumping into the vial that gets him.

Now as I understand it the drug testing being demanded is unlimited and random. If Pac does suffer in the way my brother does how much would this impact on training? If this happens 4-5 times+ (I'm not sure) that's a shitload of time Roach is loosing in the gym. To make matters worse it could be compounded and stressed in Pacs mind. If my brother was to give blood 5 times over a 6-8 week period it would freak him the **** out, no doubt.

I agree it should be mandatory, the sport should be as clean as possible. I can also see Floyds side even if his uncle and father have gone about it in the manner of Salem's Lot. I can see Roachs side also if the above psychological effects do indeed occur.

 

If pac suffured so severely, this would have been a big issue a long time ago. He's given blood before in his career. This guy has no problem with the site of blood either LOL. It's more of a mental thing about it weakening his body and zapping his stanima which I feel is BS. BS whether it really affects him like that or not LOL. It's as bad as any other superstition in my book.

 

1. Considering that the demand is not sanctioned by a boxing body and only requested by Mayweather SOLELY for this fight, and Pac has come clean in ALL of his fights, with no whatever proof to believe he is on PEDs, I believe Pacquaio has the right to say no.

2. And if Pac sees it as something that will affect his performance, and has PROOF in the past that he truly feels he is affected by this blood test, I don't think it is unreasonable for him to say no to this extra-drug test demand.

 

Did you see Mosley without his juice, he was gassed at 4.