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What about Pacquaio, whose own trainer said that HE was the reason that the fight was not made when negotiations first took place????
What about Pacquaio's camp? Roach admit that he had spies in Mayweather's camp. Or did you conveniently ignore that?
Roach added that his spies in the Mayweather camp told him the fighter skipped three days of training last week.
“I am not [lying],” Roach said. “I know from people who were there. Word gets out and Vegas is a small place.”
The thing is, I got a report from one of my friends in Mexico – that one of his Mexican boys beat the (expletive) out of him two days in a row.
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Last I checked, he followed WADA code.
How could he know Manny was hurt when Manny Pacquaio was quoted as saying he was NOT hurt before the fight?
Pacquiao said, “No, I don’t have pain or injury before the fight. I just want to make sure that whatever happened, I’m still there. I’m not saying I’m not 100 percent condition.”
He showed no sign of said injury. He didn't go to rehab. He was photographed and video recorded doing things that he should not have been able to do from one month post surgery, a sparring partner mentioned that he noticed no injury. Doesn't seem su****ious to you at all?
In order to follow WADA code, a physician had to sign off that the IV was appropriate. You believe Manny's doctor, but are unwilling to believe Mayweather had a physician who vouched for him.
Mayweather mentioned what people like you would say after he beat Pacquaio. He hit the nail on the head, I suppose.
Congratulations. Manny pulled a fast one on you. He made you believe he could win. He couldn't, and you bit on his excuse.
What about Pacquaio's camp? Roach admit that he had spies in Mayweather's camp. Or did you conveniently ignore that?
Roach added that his spies in the Mayweather camp told him the fighter skipped three days of training last week.
“I am not [lying],” Roach said. “I know from people who were there. Word gets out and Vegas is a small place.”
The thing is, I got a report from one of my friends in Mexico – that one of his Mexican boys beat the (expletive) out of him two days in a row.
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Last I checked, he followed WADA code.
How could he know Manny was hurt when Manny Pacquaio was quoted as saying he was NOT hurt before the fight?
Pacquiao said, “No, I don’t have pain or injury before the fight. I just want to make sure that whatever happened, I’m still there. I’m not saying I’m not 100 percent condition.”
He showed no sign of said injury. He didn't go to rehab. He was photographed and video recorded doing things that he should not have been able to do from one month post surgery, a sparring partner mentioned that he noticed no injury. Doesn't seem su****ious to you at all?
In order to follow WADA code, a physician had to sign off that the IV was appropriate. You believe Manny's doctor, but are unwilling to believe Mayweather had a physician who vouched for him.
Mayweather mentioned what people like you would say after he beat Pacquaio. He hit the nail on the head, I suppose.
Congratulations. Manny pulled a fast one on you. He made you believe he could win. He couldn't, and you bit on his excuse.
Meanwhile, on May 2 (fight night), Pacquiao’s request to be injected with Toradol (a legal substance) to ease the pain caused by a torn rotator cuff was denied by the Nevada State Athletic Commission because the request was not made in a timely manner.
A conclusion that one might draw from these events is that it helps to have friends at USADA.
“an abnormally low T-E ratio is not proof of doping. The ratio can vary for the same athlete from test to test. But an abnormally low T-E ratio is a red flag. And if you’re serious about the testing, the next thing you do [after a low T-E ratio test result] is administer a CIR test on the same sample.”
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