If 2 blood drained fighter have a match, which style will be more affected

Olympians undergo the same testing that Mayweather and Mosely are going through, and they go on to win gold medals and break world records. You fail But thats when it doesn't really matter in my opinion, in the professionals it matters most because thats where the big-bucks are and the legacy. They don't give a **** on the olympics, your legacy is more important in the professionals then it is in the olympics.

so 40 tubes of blood for 4 weeks will never ever affect your performance and still be 100% at fightnight... cause i see 24/7 and this blood testing seems like a big hassle to me.. Olympians undergo the same testing that Mayweather and Mosely are going through, and they go on to win gold medals and break world records. You fail

OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ANOTHER DELUSIONAL PACQUIAO GROUPIE joke aside, u rly deserve to get banned for this thread. why? is blood draining a myth?

yes if they took 40 tubes of blood a few hours before a fight, but dont you realise the body has the capability to remake blood, your a pactard and bad karma left for being a twat. so 40 tubes of blood for 4 weeks will never ever affect your performance and still be 100% at fightnight... cause i see 24/7 and this blood testing seems like a big hassle to me..

last 24/7 , i already seen 4 tubes of blood taken, and its just for 1 session..... so if they have at least 10 session .... that would be equivalent to 40 tubes of blood , that will be too much... yes if they took 40 tubes of blood a few hours before a fight, but dont you realise the body has the capability to remake blood, your a pactard and bad karma left for being a twat.

last 24/7 , i already seen 4 tubes of blood taken, and its just for 1 session..... so if they have at least 10 session .... that would be equivalent to 40 tubes of blood , that will be too much... Over the course of what? 8 weeks? I've gotten my blood taken (2 tubes) and went to the gym the same day and was still able to train at peak intensity with no issues. If they were taking 40 tubes of blood the day of or before the fight, then you'd have a legit gripe, but you don't. I like Pac too bro, but you are reaching really bad and spouting off about shit that you have no knowledge of.

I voted for a fighter has a higher punch output. However, you cannot be blood drained from 2 tubes of blood. If you are "giving blood" say a pint then, yes that can be considered blood drained, but we aren't talking about that now, are we? This is coming from a Pac fan. last 24/7 , i already seen 4 tubes of blood taken, and its just for 1 session..... so if they have at least 10 session .... that would be equivalent to 40 tubes of blood , that will be too much...

OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ANOTHER DELUSIONAL PACQUIAO GROUPIE joke aside, u rly deserve to get banned for this thread.

1) What is "blood-drained"? 2) if there was such a thing as blood-drained, the stronger fighter would remain stronger. 1. What is "blood-drained"? too much loss of blood can make you weaker.... 2. if there was such a thing as blood-drained, the stronger fighter would remain stronger im not talking about a stonger fighter, im talking about styles here.... if your weak and drained ,and you think you can only last 6 rounds , which style is better... a. conserve energy and potshot for 12 rounds b. get all out for 3 rounds and get tired afterwards

Blood Drained? Lmao

I voted for a fighter has a higher punch output. However, you cannot be blood drained from 2 tubes of blood. If you are "giving blood" say a pint then, yes that can be considered blood drained, but we aren't talking about that now, are we? This is coming from a Pac fan.

Blood drained? Oh dear God. fighters are humans too, too much loss of blood can weaken them

pls vote....... :boxing: Do we know if one of those fighters is really having his blood drained? Boxing is a shady sport and one of those boxers could be paying someone off to give either less blood or no blood at all.

pls vote....... :boxing: Blood drained? Oh dear God.