Thoughts on Floyd Mayweather’s new physique?

[KBB]

What the hell is Alex Ariza doing to Floyd?

People are saying that Manny Pacquiao has to bully Floyd in order to win the fight, but that doesn’t look to be such an easy feat to achieve!

Has someone placed Floyd’s head on Timothy Bradley’s body?

If you want to be honest then do a comparison, Floyd has always looked this way going into his fights;

[KBB]

Trying to imply that Ariza has him on something is stupid because he has always looked like this:

[KBB]

[koolkc107]

Looks a lot like the same old physique to me.

Floyd is usually in good condition...

[Pureist]

According to you guys about pacquaio, ANY change always meant peds, ariza was always shifty, now he's in floyds camp any change meand hard work and ariza is amazing, funny how things change

[Pureist]

According to you guys about pacquaio, ANY change always meant peds, ariza was always shifty, now he's in floyds camp any change means hard work and ariza is amazing, funny how things change

[kidbazooka1]

According to you guys about pacquaio, ANY change always meant peds, ariza was always shifty, now he's in floyds camp any change meand hard work and ariza is amazing, funny how things change

This

[JCS]

Its always tough to tell.. you don't know if he just got done working out... varying light levels, water levels... etc.

However, I will say that his biceps look significantly larger.

[Chepppaaa]

he looks bigger, he is gonne be strong, but maybe it could en up to his disadvantage, because being bigger means being stronger, but also being slower and you defninitly dont want to be slow against pacquiao.

[Taansend]

Are Mayweather & Pacquiao fighting each other then?

[Pureist]

Yes and on the undercard we have ariza v roach

[MachoTime]

Well at least Mayweather looks like he can turn his head sideways without having to move his whole body in sync

[KBB]

I think it's pretty clear that he hasn't changed much, it could be that he is getting a little heavier due to his advanced age. When I first entered the Army I weighed only 118, when I left I weighed as much as 227 of course as I aged I got heavier naturally.

Let's not forget that Floyd went back to chopping wood too and that's something he hadn't done in a long time, doing things like this along with all the muscle confusion and other explosive plyometric exercises I'm certain Ariza has been putting him through is sure to make you a little more defined.

Compare this pic to the one the OP posted and it's clear to see other than a little more definition that there isn't much of a change in Floyd then and now and this pic is from when he had 50 in his camp.

[Baby Face Finster]

My guess is he is juicing. At his age to still have that physique juicing has to be in the equation. Pacquiao is juicing also.

[MachoTime]

My guess is he is juicing. At his age to still have that physique juicing has to be in the equation. Pacquiao is juicing also.

Magic Shakes...

[Badhusker]

Let the excuses begin....

[Badhusker]

According to you guys about pacquaio, ANY change always meant peds, ariza was always shifty, now he's in floyds camp any change means hard work and ariza is amazing, funny how things change

The difference is that Floyd will submit to unlimited random testing, and Pac refused. Red flags show up, and rightfully so. You don't walk away from a career payday unless it could ruin your reputation and career.

[Pureist]

I think it's pretty clear that he hasn't changed much, it could be that he is getting a little heavier due to his advanced age. When I first entered the Army I weighed only 118, when I left I weighed as much as 227 of course as I aged I got heavier naturally.

Let's not forget that Floyd went back to chopping wood too and that's something he hadn't done in a long time, doing things like this along with all the muscle confusion and other explosive plyometric exercises I'm certain Ariza has been putting him through is sure to make you a little more defined.

Compare this pic to the one the OP posted and it's clear to see other than a little more definition that there isn't much of a change in Floyd then and now and this pic is from when he had 50 in his camp.

You've got heavier kbb due to the build up of bull crap over many years

[Teddy's Toupee]

Trying to imply that Ariza has him on something is stupid because he has always looked like this:

Is this your favourite photo to tease one out to?

[Emil]

According to you guys about pacquaio, ANY change always meant peds, ariza was always shifty, now he's in floyds camp any change means hard work and ariza is amazing, funny how things change

The difference is that Floyd will submit to unlimited random testing, and Pac refused. Red flags show up, and rightfully so. You don't walk away from a career payday unless it could ruin your reputation and career.

You mean only use the agency that catches less cheaters, telling them when they can start testing him, always drag out the announcing of the fights so the window for testing will be shorter and having a known supplier of peds hanging around in the camp and I am not talking about Ariza.

[Badhusker]

The difference is that Floyd will submit to unlimited random testing, and Pac refused. Red flags show up, and rightfully so. You don't walk away from a career payday unless it could ruin your reputation and career.[/quote]


You mean only use the agency that catches less cheaters, telling them when they can start testing him, always drag out the announcing of the fights so the window for testing will be shorter and having a known supplier of peds hanging around in the camp and I am not talking about Ariza.[/quote]


Now it is the testing that is not stringent enough, and Floyd controls it all? Next we will hear that Floyd paid them off, along with the judges, the ref, Pac's team, blah blah blah. None of it matters unless Pac loses, right? You would think if the USADA was weak in catching cheaters that Pac would have no problem getting tested. Roach even admitted that the fight not happening when they refused drug testing was on them, not Floyd.

It still makes me laugh at the excuses that surfaced after Pac was knocked out by JMM - accusing him of roids. I wonder where that lawsuit was? Roach and Pac thought he should have to go through random testing because of who he was associating with. After JMM said he would gladly take any tests that Pac does, they dropped it.

[Emil]

You mean only use the agency that catches less cheaters, telling them when they can start testing him, always drag out the announcing of the fights so the window for testing will be shorter and having a known supplier of peds hanging around in the camp and I am not talking about Ariza.

Now it is the testing that is not stringent enough, and Floyd controls it all? Next we will hear that Floyd paid them off, along with the judges, the ref, Pac's team, blah blah blah. None of it matters unless Pac loses, right? You would think if the USADA was weak in catching cheaters that Pac would have no problem getting tested. Roach even admitted that the fight not happening when they refused drug testing was on them, not Floyd.

It still makes me laugh at the excuses that surfaced after Pac was knocked out by JMM - accusing him of roids. I wonder where that lawsuit was? Roach and Pac thought he should have to go through random testing because of who he was associating with. After JMM said he would gladly take any tests that Pac does, they dropped it.

It is not about excuses, rather that random testing in this upcoming fight is a joke and as a reply to the thread starter it is not just his physique that makes it suspicious.

[KBB]

You mean only use the agency that catches less cheaters, telling them when they can start testing him, always drag out the announcing of the fights so the window for testing will be shorter and having a known supplier of peds hanging around in the camp and I am not talking about Ariza.

It is not about excuses, rather that random testing in this upcoming fight is a joke and as a reply to the thread starter it is not just his physique that makes it suspicious.

I laugh at this because there are enough links to show that Heredia is not working with Floyd and yet you guys still repeat it as though it is a fact, the same way you did when you said that Floyd was ducking Manny when there are more than enough links out there that proves that Pacquiao has been the one ducking all these years.
http://www.BS.com/fortune-says ... cer--89043

http://www.boxingnews24.com/2015/03/ang ... iao-fight/

http://slumz.boxden.com/f16/mayweather- ... a-2187884/

It's just like Badhusker stated, "all the excuses are coming out now so that you guys can use them on May 3rd". When Marquez flattened Manny you guys said the same excuses and are quick to call everyone else a PED cheat when Manny flat-out refused to do the testing back in 2010 that killed this fight but you said nothing then.

The double standard always applies whenever you speak on Floyd matters but you turn the other cheek when the finger is pointing Manny's way.

Y'all phonier than a $3 Mexican Food Stamp.

[Pureist]

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Wednesday 23 December 2009 20.33 AEDT Last modified on Tuesday 17 June 2014 06.40 AEST

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The proposed fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr has been thrown into jeopardy after the American fighter's camp demanded that both fighters be subjected to Olympic-type drug-testing in the weeks leading up to the bout. Mayweather's manager, Leonard Ellerbe, insisted the fight would not happen if Pacquiao did not agree to blood- testing under standards followed by the United States Anti-Doping Agency, saying: "There is no fight without Olympic-style random drug-testing".

Mayweather's camp claims it was told Pacquiao had agreed to have blood taken for testing before the initial media conference and after the fight but would not agree to have blood drawn within 30 days before the bout. But Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, said he could live with some testing, as long as it wasn't too close to the fight and wasn't overly intrusive.

"I will not let my fighter take a blood test the day before a fight," Roach said. "If they give me a five-day window or something like that I have no problem with it."

Roach said he hoped the issue was not brought up as a way to get Mayweather out of the fight. "He's looking for a back door out," Roach said. "We're eager to fight."------------------------ so the fight was stopped because pacquaio was going to juice up for 5 days before the fight, pacquaio was to take a test immediately after the fight, so was going to juice for 5 days and then have to pass a test anyway, pretty flimsy reason to stop a multi million dollar fight

[Pureist]

Did I miss something, what excuses are you talking about, if that was pacquaio looking like that you lot would be all over it, but because it's Floyd he's honest, pacquaio has never tested positive, but all nuthuggers said ariza was giving him special shakes, well ariza is in floyds camp now, Floyd wants to fight pacquaio now, coincidence? Floyds not worried about his health now?,