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Who here wants to see a roided up Pacquiao vs Mayweather?
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Last edited by whirlwind; 06-21-2010, 09:28 PM.
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Originally posted by Boss2k10 View PostLets be honest the only way Pacquiao beats Mayweather is if the same beast who destroyed DLH,Hatton, Diaz Clottey and Cotto shows up.
if we get the Pac who aint on roids then we get the guy that was outboxed by JMM. Mayweather is a lot better counterpuncher so this fight is not going to be competitive it will be a one sided fight with people booing and leaving early.
This roided up Pac is the only fighter who Mayweather can possibly face that will challenge him.
That is why OSDT should not be used as this will severely weaken Pac meaning we dont get a competitive fight.
That is why I want to see a roided up Pac take on Mayweather. With Roids Pac is able to take punches extremely well, see the Cotto fight where he doesnt even flinch when Cotto lands his best, compare this to the guy rocked by JMM. It dont matter how much Mayweather counters him, Pac will keep coming forward like Philipine solidiers who keep coming forward when they were shot.
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Originally posted by Einstien View Post"Blood screening is more sensitive (more likely to detect a banned substance), detects more banned substances, and is more difficult to beat through "masking" methods. Blood screening is the current standard for detecting abnormally elevated levels of synthetic human growth hormone (HGH)".
http://mmajunkie.com/news/16045/ask-...urine-best.mma
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Drs. Caitlin, Sonksen and Yesalis are not advocates for abuse of drugs in sport. To the contrary, they are respected researchers who have done much to attempt to eliminate performance enhancing drugs in sport. Dr. Caitlin heads the most respected drug testing laboratory in the United States and developed the test which broke the Balco scandal. Dr. Sonksen is a fellow of the Royal Society of Physicians with some 315 scientific publications, many on this very topic. Dr. Yesalis co-authored the first comprehensive surveys of teen steroid use.
Caitlin, Sonksen, and others are working on legitimate, more reliable tests for HGH. While it may appear politically correct and provide a good “sound bite” to jump on the bandwagon for drug-free sports, the truth is that the blood testing suggested for HGH is, at best, limited and impractical and at worst scientifically suspect. Efforts should be toward developing tests that work and then implementing them; not in pretending that there are good and generally accepted scientifically valid testing techniques when there are not.
This isn't even the article I was looking for, but I found this one to be better. There is also another article that someone here on boxingscene posted a while ago about a New York based doctor who said that urine tests were in fact superior to blood testing, because of the fact that no "known" drug could pass the kidney without being detected.
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Originally posted by Boss2k10 View PostLets be honest the only way Pacquiao beats Mayweather is if the same beast who destroyed DLH,Hatton, Diaz Clottey and Cotto shows up.
if we get the Pac who aint on roids then we get the guy that was outboxed by JMM. Mayweather is a lot better counterpuncher so this fight is not going to be competitive it will be a one sided fight with people booing and leaving early.
This roided up Pac is the only fighter who Mayweather can possibly face that will challenge him.
That is why OSDT should not be used as this will severely weaken Pac meaning we dont get a competitive fight.
That is why I want to see a roided up Pac take on Mayweather. With Roids Pac is able to take punches extremely well, see the Cotto fight where he doesnt even flinch when Cotto lands his best, compare this to the guy rocked by JMM. It dont matter how much Mayweather counters him, Pac will keep coming forward like Philipine solidiers who keep coming forward when they were shot.
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