Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Right, and that massive amount of liquid helps to conceal whatever substances were possibly in the blood.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
What massive amount?ikorolev wrote:Right, and that massive amount of liquid helps to conceal whatever substances were possibly in the blood.
25 ounces?
What substances?
He passed the carbon isotope testing on EVERY urine test. ALL of them.
Keep grasping at those straws, Holmes...
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Saline is medication dumbass.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
I'm sorry, I forgot you think Salt Water is a healing drug.Ricky_ wrote:Saline is medication dumbass.
Nevermind.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
ikorolev, Why don't you just cut the BS, man up and admit Manny got his ass handed to him by a better boxer. Or, you could continue to rant and make yourself look stupid, which I am thinking is pretty accurate. You can't be as dumb as Ricky and Cheppy, but think it is pretty close.ikorolev wrote:Ha-ha-ha. Pocket ref, judges and athletic commission, but no unfair advantage.koolkc107 wrote: Floyd was clean and had no unfair advantage in the fight.
... and he was just injected 3+ cups of liquid for fun, because there are way more effective ways to hydrate![]()
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Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Manny got his ass handed to him by a better boxer. Manny didn't deserve a win, because he didn't take risks. Happy ?Badhusker wrote: ikorolev, Why don't you just cut the BS, man up and admit Manny got his ass handed to him by a better boxer. Or, you could continue to rant and make yourself look stupid, which I am thinking is pretty accurate. You can't be as dumb as Ricky and Cheppy, but think it is pretty close.
This thread is not about Manny. It is about hypocrite Floyd. Nobody pushed him to talk about clean sport, but he did.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Easy fix . weigh in before step into ring or at least a few hours before.
Actually taking fluid out before weigh in and then puting fluid back in after weigh in would be more benefical but dangerous
Actually taking fluid out before weigh in and then puting fluid back in after weigh in would be more benefical but dangerous
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
The Floyd Bumcrew loses all credibility in this thread. It's funny how they can't just admit that Floyd had an advantage going into the fight. That's NOT circumstantial. He was pumped full of fluid and vitamins the day before a fight. Legally or Illegally, if you can't admit that to be an advantage heading into a fight then your credibility is crap and no one should care about another word you type.Badhusker wrote:ikorolev, Why don't you just cut the BS, man up and admit Manny got his ass handed to him by a better boxer. Or, you could continue to rant and make yourself look stupid, which I am thinking is pretty accurate. You can't be as dumb as Ricky and Cheppy, but think it is pretty close.ikorolev wrote:Ha-ha-ha. Pocket ref, judges and athletic commission, but no unfair advantage.koolkc107 wrote: Floyd was clean and had no unfair advantage in the fight.
... and he was just injected 3+ cups of liquid for fun, because there are way more effective ways to hydrate![]()
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I've spoken to hardcore Floyd fans about this and they are all disappointed and admit it's a huge hit to his legacy and that this was just the tip of the iceberg of possible infractions Floyds made to get where he is now. It couldn't be more naive to believe that this was a one time thing with this guy. I can't wait until his crew start coming forward when the money trail is gone. Watch these people roll over on this guy. The world will eventually know the truth.
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. . . and by then "the world" could not care less.caldo2025 wrote:The Floyd Bumcrew loses all credibility in this thread. It's funny how they can't just admit that Floyd had an advantage going into the fight. That's NOT circumstantial. He was pumped full of fluid and vitamins the day before a fight. Legally or Illegally, if you can't admit that to be an advantage heading into a fight then your credibility is crap and no one should care about another word you type.Badhusker wrote:ikorolev, Why don't you just cut the BS, man up and admit Manny got his ass handed to him by a better boxer. Or, you could continue to rant and make yourself look stupid, which I am thinking is pretty accurate. You can't be as dumb as Ricky and Cheppy, but think it is pretty close.ikorolev wrote:
Ha-ha-ha. Pocket ref, judges and athletic commission, but no unfair advantage.
... and he was just injected 3+ cups of liquid for fun, because there are way more effective ways to hydrate![]()
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I've spoken to hardcore Floyd fans about this and they are all disappointed and admit it's a huge hit to his legacy and that this was just the tip of the iceberg of possible infractions Floyds made to get where he is now. It couldn't be more naive to believe that this was a one time thing with this guy. I can't wait until his crew start coming forward when the money trail is gone. Watch these people roll over on this guy. The world will eventually know the truth.
This whole series of events WILL affect FMJ's legacy.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Maybe some books will come out in future years exposing Floyd, who knows. There is just as good of a possibility someone will expose Manny as well about walking away from mega millions refusing random testing.
Personally, I think boxing will be better off when both are permanently retired. They have brought a lot of exposure to the sport in more good ways than bad, so we have that to thank them for. I would say it is time to move on, but I realize the hatred of Floyd is deeply rooted for some here, so these bullshit threads will go on for several more months.
Personally, I think boxing will be better off when both are permanently retired. They have brought a lot of exposure to the sport in more good ways than bad, so we have that to thank them for. I would say it is time to move on, but I realize the hatred of Floyd is deeply rooted for some here, so these bullshit threads will go on for several more months.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
So did lance Armstrong, he passed plenty via that exact action, they only caught him due to his team mates folding on him, floyd is the lance of boxingkoolkc107 wrote:What massive amount?ikorolev wrote:Right, and that massive amount of liquid helps to conceal whatever substances were possibly in the blood.
25 ounces?
What substances?
He passed the carbon isotope testing on EVERY urine test. ALL of them.
Keep grasping at those straws, Holmes...
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
1. Pac never at anypoint refused drug testing, the fight fell through because they couldn't agree on cut off dates.Badhusker wrote:Maybe some books will come out in future years exposing Floyd, who knows. There is just as good of a possibility someone will expose Manny as well about walking away from mega millions refusing random testing.
2. Arum recently stated another factor in the deal falling through was Floyd insisted in the contract a TUE could be granted and kept confidential (only usada and fmj would know about). It seems like this downright corrupt practice has been in play for all Floyds USADA fights except Pac.
3. USADA hasn't been doing "random" testing for Floyd like they do in other sports. He contracts them only for the duration of his training camps and they hive him a schedule for when they collect samples.
Fliyds drug testing facade is a smokescreen for you, the gullible.
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Lance did pass the tests at that time.Pureist wrote:So did lance Armstrong, he passed plenty via that exact action, they only caught him due to his team mates folding on him, floyd is the lance of boxingkoolkc107 wrote:What massive amount?ikorolev wrote:Right, and that massive amount of liquid helps to conceal whatever substances were possibly in the blood.
25 ounces?
What substances?
He passed the carbon isotope testing on EVERY urine test. ALL of them.
Keep grasping at those straws, Holmes...
But, when they went back and retested his samples using more sophisticated methods (ones now available)
his samples were dirty. This evidence was also part of the reason he finally came clean.
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Pac never at any point refused drug testing? You are either the biggest liar on the forum, or the most ignorant. I'm not here to beat a dead horse, but you seriously need to stfu. Think it is time for me to take a break. Half or more of the posts on this forum are either bullshit, lies, or just plain negative.Ricky_ wrote:1. Pac never at anypoint refused drug testing, the fight fell through because they couldn't agree on cut off dates.Badhusker wrote:Maybe some books will come out in future years exposing Floyd, who knows. There is just as good of a possibility someone will expose Manny as well about walking away from mega millions refusing random testing.
2. Arum recently stated another factor in the deal falling through was Floyd insisted in the contract a TUE could be granted and kept confidential (only usada and fmj would know about). It seems like this downright corrupt practice has been in play for all Floyds USADA fights except Pac.
3. USADA hasn't been doing "random" testing for Floyd like they do in other sports. He contracts them only for the duration of his training camps and they hive him a schedule for when they collect samples.
Fliyds drug testing facade is a smokescreen for you, the gullible.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
Enjoy your break mate, don't let the door hit you on the way out, and while your on your sabbatical maybe educate yourself:Badhusker wrote:Pac never at any point refused drug testing? You are either the biggest liar on the forum, or the most ignorant. I'm not here to beat a dead horse, but you seriously need to stfu. Think it is time for me to take a break. Half or more of the posts on this forum are either bullshit, lies, or just plain negative.Ricky_ wrote:1. Pac never at anypoint refused drug testing, the fight fell through because they couldn't agree on cut off dates.Badhusker wrote:Maybe some books will come out in future years exposing Floyd, who knows. There is just as good of a possibility someone will expose Manny as well about walking away from mega millions refusing random testing.
2. Arum recently stated another factor in the deal falling through was Floyd insisted in the contract a TUE could be granted and kept confidential (only usada and fmj would know about). It seems like this downright corrupt practice has been in play for all Floyds USADA fights except Pac.
3. USADA hasn't been doing "random" testing for Floyd like they do in other sports. He contracts them only for the duration of his training camps and they hive him a schedule for when they collect samples.
Fliyds drug testing facade is a smokescreen for you, the gullible.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd_May ... gotiations
1. Pacquaio/Top Rank never refused drug testing, the point was the terms of drug testing were never agreed. They put forward an offer of urine samples given any time & 3 scheduled blood tests in the first round of negotiations; 1 during camp, another 30-days out, and one right after the fight. It was rejected by Floyd.
2. Both sides went to a judge to act as mediator, the judge ruled 24-days instead of 30-days cutoff. Again, rejected by Floyd.
3. Floyd said "I gave him [Pacquiao] a chance, up to 14 days out. But my new terms are all the way up to the fight. They can come get us whenever, all the way up to the fight, random drug test. That's what it is." But, it has transpired in the wake of the IV scandal that USADA (whom Floyd has employed for Drug Testing on his own terms), don't actually do Random Testing. Floyd's contract with USADA all adhere to testing schedules.
Now see you later, careful you don't choke on all those facts.
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Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
No need to leave, mate. Either ignore posters (I've never used the ignore function but I'm really close with a few of our current gen trolls) you don't like or just try to stay out of threads involving Floyd/Pac. It doesn't make sense for good, contributing members of this board to leave over insignificant stuff like that.Badhusker wrote:Pac never at any point refused drug testing? You are either the biggest liar on the forum, or the most ignorant. I'm not here to beat a dead horse, but you seriously need to stfu. Think it is time for me to take a break. Half or more of the posts on this forum are either bullshit, lies, or just plain negative.Ricky_ wrote:1. Pac never at anypoint refused drug testing, the fight fell through because they couldn't agree on cut off dates.Badhusker wrote:Maybe some books will come out in future years exposing Floyd, who knows. There is just as good of a possibility someone will expose Manny as well about walking away from mega millions refusing random testing.
2. Arum recently stated another factor in the deal falling through was Floyd insisted in the contract a TUE could be granted and kept confidential (only usada and fmj would know about). It seems like this downright corrupt practice has been in play for all Floyds USADA fights except Pac.
3. USADA hasn't been doing "random" testing for Floyd like they do in other sports. He contracts them only for the duration of his training camps and they hive him a schedule for when they collect samples.
Fliyds drug testing facade is a smokescreen for you, the gullible.
Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
If you leave, Husker, it will be one of the last sane, objective voices here.punchoutsb wrote:No need to leave, mate. Either ignore posters (I've never used the ignore function but I'm really close with a few of our current gen trolls) you don't like or just try to stay out of threads involving Floyd/Pac. It doesn't make sense for good, contributing members of this board to leave over insignificant stuff like that.Badhusker wrote:Pac never at any point refused drug testing? You are either the biggest liar on the forum, or the most ignorant. I'm not here to beat a dead horse, but you seriously need to stfu. Think it is time for me to take a break. Half or more of the posts on this forum are either bullshit, lies, or just plain negative.Ricky_ wrote:
1. Pac never at anypoint refused drug testing, the fight fell through because they couldn't agree on cut off dates.
2. Arum recently stated another factor in the deal falling through was Floyd insisted in the contract a TUE could be granted and kept confidential (only usada and fmj would know about). It seems like this downright corrupt practice has been in play for all Floyds USADA fights except Pac.
3. USADA hasn't been doing "random" testing for Floyd like they do in other sports. He contracts them only for the duration of his training camps and they hive him a schedule for when they collect samples.
Fliyds drug testing facade is a smokescreen for you, the gullible.
So I hope you reconsider.
As for Ser Punchdrunk, if you put someone on ignore be sure to put ALL of his screennames on ignore,
since you are so sure multiple posters are just one guy.
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Re: Floyd is clearly not afraid of needles :)
koolkc107, who is currently on your ignore list, made this post.
Sorry troll, but I can't see your drivel anymore. You can stop following me like a lapdog now.
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You and I both know who follows who.
So butthurt, you are commenting on a post you can't even see.

So butthurt, you are commenting on a post you can't even see.