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Ricky_ wrote:

digzee wrote:Has Floyd or anyone from his team (not including KBB) said anything? Surely if it was something legal or innocent he would be in the media about it everywhere.

Yes he made some vague statement about how he did noting wrong, prides himself of being clean, pushes testing in the sport and that's why he uses the "gold standard in testing" th USADA

digzee wrote:

Ricky_ wrote:

digzee wrote:Has Floyd or anyone from his team (not including KBB) said anything? Surely if it was something legal or innocent he would be in the media about it everywhere.

Yes he made some vague statement about how he did noting wrong, prides himself of being clean, pushes testing in the sport and that's why he uses the "gold standard in testing" th USADA

Well I guess that clears everything up then in that statement, he does have a way with words like a modern day Shakespeare.

Badhusker wrote:If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did.

punchoutsb wrote:

Badhusker wrote:If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did.

This is very naive.

Badhusker wrote: Anyway, have fun blowing it out of proportion and say he did something illegal even though what he did was totally legal.

Badhusker wrote:

punchoutsb wrote:

Badhusker wrote:If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did.

This is very naive.

I can see if you think it is naive if you believe testing is totally useless, all boxers juice, and peds should be legal. It is naive to think that allowing a free for all on peds will make everything ok.

Freedom2013 wrote:How long has this been going on?

Floyd Mayweather's entire career is questionable.

Badhusker wrote:For those of you that don't know, the USADA follows the VADA standards, and there was not any banned substances in the IV, only fluids and vitamins. An application for a TUE (Therapuic use exemption) can be allowed retroactively for emergency treatment on the recommendation of a doctor, when there isn't sufficient time for the application, and other exceptional circumstances.

Obviously the USADA was aware of his using the IV to rehydrate, and realized that there was not time for a TUE application after the weigh in. Floyd should have applied before if he thought he needed it, but the fact is it was approved, and contained nothing illegal.

You can look up the USADA rules if you have the ambition to do so. If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did. DLH used an IV for rehydration before the Pacquiao fight, but no one cared.

Anyway, have fun blowing it out of proportion and say he did something illegal even though what he did was totally legal.

FloydtheDuck wrote:He's flunked 3 tests.
Yet follow up samples are shown to be clean

Sounds like carbon clone of how Armstrong got away with it

IKSRTFO wrote:

Badhusker wrote:For those of you that don't know, the USADA follows the VADA standards, and there was not any banned substances in the IV, only fluids and vitamins. An application for a TUE (Therapuic use exemption) can be allowed retroactively for emergency treatment on the recommendation of a doctor, when there isn't sufficient time for the application, and other exceptional circumstances.

Obviously the USADA was aware of his using the IV to rehydrate, and realized that there was not time for a TUE application after the weigh in. Floyd should have applied before if he thought he needed it, but the fact is it was approved, and contained nothing illegal.

You can look up the USADA rules if you have the ambition to do so. If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did. DLH used an IV for rehydration before the Pacquiao fight, but no one cared.

Anyway, have fun blowing it out of proportion and say he did something illegal even though what he did was totally legal.

DLH was obviously a zombie as Floyd fans love to point out and really needed to be rehydrated to a point where the IVs didn't matter at all. And wasn't you saying Pacquiao was juicing even though it NEVER showed up in his many urine and blood tests?

The question remains.....why would Floyd, who walks around at his fight weight, and will consume hamburgers and mountain dew in training, need to be rehydrated???????????????????

Not one Floyd defender has even given me a BS answer to that.

koolkc107 wrote:

IKSRTFO wrote:

Badhusker wrote:For those of you that don't know, the USADA follows the VADA standards, and there was not any banned substances in the IV, only fluids and vitamins. An application for a TUE (Therapuic use exemption) can be allowed retroactively for emergency treatment on the recommendation of a doctor, when there isn't sufficient time for the application, and other exceptional circumstances.

Obviously the USADA was aware of his using the IV to rehydrate, and realized that there was not time for a TUE application after the weigh in. Floyd should have applied before if he thought he needed it, but the fact is it was approved, and contained nothing illegal.

You can look up the USADA rules if you have the ambition to do so. If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did. DLH used an IV for rehydration before the Pacquiao fight, but no one cared.

Anyway, have fun blowing it out of proportion and say he did something illegal even though what he did was totally legal.

DLH was obviously a zombie as Floyd fans love to point out and really needed to be rehydrated to a point where the IVs didn't matter at all. And wasn't you saying Pacquiao was juicing even though it NEVER showed up in his many urine and blood tests?

The question remains.....why would Floyd, who walks around at his fight weight, and will consume hamburgers and mountain dew in training, need to be rehydrated???????????????????

Not one Floyd defender has even given me a BS answer to that.

BS answer but a least someone answered it.
I guess they are like me, and were giving you the benefit of the doubt that you might figure it out for yourself before anyone gave you the very simple answer to your question.

Rehydration doesn't have to have anything at all to do with making weight.
Folks get dehydrated all the time without it being connected to any weight loss.
And it is especially easy to get dehydrated if you work out a lot and don't hydrate properly during the works.

Do you know anyone notorious for working harder than anyone else in the gym?

koolkc107 wrote:

IKSRTFO wrote:

Badhusker wrote:For those of you that don't know, the USADA follows the VADA standards, and there was not any banned substances in the IV, only fluids and vitamins. An application for a TUE (Therapuic use exemption) can be allowed retroactively for emergency treatment on the recommendation of a doctor, when there isn't sufficient time for the application, and other exceptional circumstances.

Obviously the USADA was aware of his using the IV to rehydrate, and realized that there was not time for a TUE application after the weigh in. Floyd should have applied before if he thought he needed it, but the fact is it was approved, and contained nothing illegal.

You can look up the USADA rules if you have the ambition to do so. If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did. DLH used an IV for rehydration before the Pacquiao fight, but no one cared.

Anyway, have fun blowing it out of proportion and say he did something illegal even though what he did was totally legal.

DLH was obviously a zombie as Floyd fans love to point out and really needed to be rehydrated to a point where the IVs didn't matter at all. And wasn't you saying Pacquiao was juicing even though it NEVER showed up in his many urine and blood tests?

The question remains.....why would Floyd, who walks around at his fight weight, and will consume hamburgers and mountain dew in training, need to be rehydrated???????????????????

Not one Floyd defender has even given me a BS answer to that.

I guess they are like me, and were giving you the benefit of the doubt that you might figure it out for yourself before anyone gave you the very simple answer to your question.

Rehydration doesn't have to have anything at all to do with making weight.
Folks get dehydrated all the time without it being connected to any weight loss.
And it is especially easy to get dehydrated if you work out a lot and don't hydrate properly during the works.

Do you know anyone notorious for working harder than anyone else in the gym?

Joe Corona wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:How long has this been going on?

Floyd Mayweather's entire career is questionable.

To be honest, I question every modern boxer and pretty much athlete.

It is just laughable when you sit back - for a hundred years 30 and above was getting on for a fighter, now they are at their physical best heading towards 40.

The whole thing is a joke. Floyd has them in his pocket - what and how much he has done will never be known.

koolkc107 wrote:

IKSRTFO wrote:

Badhusker wrote:For those of you that don't know, the USADA follows the VADA standards, and there was not any banned substances in the IV, only fluids and vitamins. An application for a TUE (Therapuic use exemption) can be allowed retroactively for emergency treatment on the recommendation of a doctor, when there isn't sufficient time for the application, and other exceptional circumstances.

Obviously the USADA was aware of his using the IV to rehydrate, and realized that there was not time for a TUE application after the weigh in. Floyd should have applied before if he thought he needed it, but the fact is it was approved, and contained nothing illegal.

You can look up the USADA rules if you have the ambition to do so. If Floyd was juicing it would have shown up on one of his many urine and blood tests that he did. DLH used an IV for rehydration before the Pacquiao fight, but no one cared.

Anyway, have fun blowing it out of proportion and say he did something illegal even though what he did was totally legal.

DLH was obviously a zombie as Floyd fans love to point out and really needed to be rehydrated to a point where the IVs didn't matter at all. And wasn't you saying Pacquiao was juicing even though it NEVER showed up in his many urine and blood tests?

The question remains.....why would Floyd, who walks around at his fight weight, and will consume hamburgers and mountain dew in training, need to be rehydrated???????????????????

Not one Floyd defender has even given me a BS answer to that.

I guess they are like me, and were giving you the benefit of the doubt that you might figure it out for yourself before anyone gave you the very simple answer to your question.

Rehydration doesn't have to have anything at all to do with making weight.
Folks get dehydrated all the time without it being connected to any weight loss.
And it is especially easy to get dehydrated if you work out a lot and don't hydrate properly during the works.

Do you know anyone notorious for working harder than anyone else in the gym?

punchoutsb wrote:Interesting.

I've always felt that all top athletes use drugs, and I have no problem with it. I'll wait to hear more information on this one.

I see one of Floyd's jock sniffers is already here, let's wait for the other three to see how this is actually nothing but MANNY'S SHULDER OMZG!1!!11/1!

Badhusker wrote:If it wasn't for Floyd demanding random testing, not even this IV issue would have came up. Like it or not, it will end up as a non issue.

A huge majority of the ones crying the loudest are the same ones that defended Manny at all costs, saying he has not tested dirty so he is totally clean. Isn't giving Floyd the same benefit of the doubt fair, or do you want to remain hypocritical?

If Floyd refused random testing I would say he is dirty.