Oh No! Pac has a tube of Blood Drawn within 20 days? Will He be to weak For Clottey?

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you and MIC are the worst posters here in NSB. both of u should not be take seriously. okay balboa whatever you say

the air date of the news is 2/21

i thought he's under "heavy training":lol1::lol1::lol1::lol1:

It is the amount of inconsistencies that has people saying that the pacquaio camp is dodging floyd. No one has to look no further than the blood testing. At first it was 30 days, then the 24/7 vid came out http://boxing.fanhouse.com/2009/12/29/does-hbos-24-7-series-foil-pacquiaos-blood-testing-assertion/ Pacquaio is given "a clean bill of health across the board," as he leaves the office, a small cotton ball bandaged over the crook in his left arm being the only evidence of his visit. The next day, in the 119-degree heat of the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood, Pacquiao is a blur of athleticism, firing blistering combinations at an imaginary opponent, the speed bag, the double-end bag, and the practice mitts of trainer Freddie Roach. Doesn't really sound like having blood drawn weakens him if he is firing blistering combinations the next day. Now, we are at the 20 day point with this latest issue of blood being drawn. All it shows is that Top Rank's 24 day assertion was garbage and they had no intention of fighting Floyd in March. They just wanted to entertain it for the fans while Bob Arum was threatening to cancel negotiations at every turn. Especially with them using Forbes in the training camp and Roach saying that he needs to get Pacquaio to 'see what he sees.' They knew that the boy wasn't ready. That's why the 10 million per pound thing was thrown out there. Arum and company was hoping that their line in the sand wouldn't be crossed and they could then point the finger at Floyd for being the reason that the fight didn't take place. Instead, Floyd walked over the line and Top Rank, not knowing what to do because they got their card pulled, ran to their cars and went home.

Pacquiao chalks up another L. This doesn't surprise me and just adds to the fact that he ducked Mayweather. End of ****ing story. you always get the pea brains. there is only 1 person with a history of ducking and it aint pac.

sorry.. i dont reason with idiots. :bottle: someone who uses the most known fictional boxing-character as a nickname in a boxing forum cant be smarter

oh, the 12years old italian boy crying again :bottle: sorry.. i dont reason with idiots. :bottle:

Can't believe this. They wouldn't budge from their compromise of 24 days with Mayweather, but then go and have a test 20 days from the fight with Clottey with no problems whatsoever. It's quite obvious from all the excuses, even before the blood test issues, that Pac and his camp didn't want the Mayweather fight yet.

i think im gonna start a thread asking which of you two is the bigger dildo :rofl::rofl:

you and MIC are the worst posters here in NSB. both of u should not be take seriously. oh, the 12years old italian boy crying again :bottle:

Not so fast. That was at 144 Pounds. Pac-Floyd wasnt at 144. BIG difference. You're correct, but Floyd violated a contractual provision right..If the over the weight limit penalty will not be stipulated, do you think Floyd would mind coming in at the weighing scale at 150 or over to gain an advantage over PAC? In the JMM-Floyd fight, its obvious that Floyd's skills is unmatched..but the way i look at it, Floyd looked too big for JMM. so it matters, i should say. just an opinion though.

There was a problem because a demand for additional testing is unprecented while a penalty for coming in overweight has its precedents. Plus, why will you ask if your opponent has no history of doping? On the otherhand, Floyd came in overweight against Marquez..He has the propensity to violate a contractual provision.. Not so fast. That was at 144 Pounds. Pac-Floyd wasnt at 144. BIG difference.

Soooooooo whats the problem with Pac accepting Floyds demands? Pac has never tested positive for Peds and Floyd has never came in over weight either but Floyd accepted. There was a problem because a demand for additional testing is unprecented while a penalty for coming in overweight has its precedents. Plus, why will you ask if your opponent has no history of doping? On the otherhand, Floyd came in overweight against Marquez..He has the propensity to violate a contractual provision..

because doping gives him speed,power and stamina despite having shit skills. Donaiare and penalosa is more skilled than pacroid will ever be. :rofl: :trink26: I cannot agree more with your second sentence..It's on your first sentence that i have doubts on..Of course, generally speaking, doping will give any fighter speed, power and stamina...so for PAC who's one dimensional as you claim him to be, are you claiming that he was on PEDS when he fought those past primes MAB,ODLH, come forward fighters like Hatton, and the " no longer the same Cotto after the Marg fight"?

Ok, so were done now with the blood testing and we shall now proceed to the 10Mil penalty? Alright, as you wish. That 10mil was negotiated and Floyd agreed to it..A penalty for going over the limit is not unprecented, is it not? As in fact, Floyd paid US$600,000 for coming in above the agreed weight limit against JMM. In short, asking for a penalty is not an extra ordinary thing in boxing..Anent the amount of 10Mil, as earlier adverted to, this matter was a subject of negotiation and Floyd agreed to it so the presumption is that Floyd himself finds this reasonable because he agreed..so whatever may be the wisdom behind the said amount, we can only surmise/speculate. Soooooooo whats the problem with Pac accepting Floyds demands? Pac has never tested positive for Peds and Floyd has never came in over weight either but Floyd accepted.

This argument is no surprise to me. He's the P4P #1 right now. And haters will eat up to any claims of him fighting weight drained boxers, using PEDs, etc etc. Anything to bring a fighter down and make him appear irrelevant in your mind. yet another parallel btw Floyd and Pac.......

I dont understand a thing you just said but be that as it may. Floyd has NEVER come into a 147 Pound fight OVERWEIGHT. So why did Pac put a 10 Million per pound cap on him?? Not to mention that Pac doesnt have to pay 10 Mill if HE comes over. Ok, so were done now with the blood testing and we shall now proceed to the 10Mil penalty? Alright, as you wish. That 10mil was negotiated and Floyd agreed to it..A penalty for going over the limit is not unprecented, is it not? As in fact, Floyd paid US$600,000 for coming in above the agreed weight limit against JMM. In short, asking for a penalty is not an extra ordinary thing in boxing..Anent the amount of 10Mil, as earlier adverted to, this matter was a subject of negotiation and Floyd agreed to it so the presumption is that Floyd himself finds this reasonable because he agreed..so whatever may be the wisdom behind the said amount, we can only surmise/speculate.

Would you know if he might come overweight against PAC? What's the point? Based on the records, he has yet to come in overweight in a 147 fight..Now? I dont understand a thing you just said but be that as it may. Floyd has NEVER come into a 147 Pound fight OVERWEIGHT. So why did Pac put a 10 Million per pound cap on him?? Not to mention that Pac doesnt have to pay 10 Mill if HE comes over.

Slow down. Answer the question and lets go from there. Has Floyd Mayweather Jr. EVER came into a 147 Pound fight Overweight? Would you know if he might come overweight against PAC? What's the point? Based on the records, he has yet to come in overweight in a 147 fight..Now?