Pac/Floyd investigation, documented punches (disputed rounds) blow by blow

[travestyny]

Still laughing

Please provide cases to me where the patient had Rhambo and testing, evaluation and treatment was all done at home. I posted that that is NOT how it is done for Rhambo. Now it is your turn to stop making things up! GO!

You missed the point. It doesn't have to be done at a hospital. I've explained it to you a billion times. If Floyd was going to a hospital, he wouldn't need to get the TUE


But you wanted me to find a patient tested, evaluated and treated outside of a hospital. Well look no more than...Junior Dos Santos.

Once again, he never went to a hospital for it. He found about it when he went to visit Nike, and has a guy pricking his finger during workouts. LMAO.

He’s consulted with experts at Nike, and brought in Alexandre Dortas, a Brazilian physiologist, to monitor various levels in his blood.During the training camp for the Hunt fight, Dortas has been a familiar presence. He approaches dos Santos several times during a workout and pricks a finger to draw blood, which he test to make sure that JDS doesn’t overexert himself.
https://www.mixedmartialarts.com/new...cal-condition/

So he's being evaluated for it while in training, hmmmm? Give up! LMAO

Like I keep on telling you, Rhabdo is a life-threatening illness. So what you keep on stating makes NO SENSE!!! I keep on telling you that there is NO WAY that Floyd would have been at home if it was Rhambo. Floyd could have had liver damage, Kidney damage and possible cardiac situation.

Yet, it didn't kill Junior Dos Santos and you keep ducking it Dos Santos and Stiverne would have been better off if treated before their fight. They survived through their fights. Dos Santos didn't even go to a hospital for it AT ALL. That merks all of your bs about going to a hospital. Yes, it's serious. THAT'S PRECISELY WHY IF IT IS SUSPECTED, IT SHOULD BE TREATED IMMEDIATELY.

"Rhabdomyolysis is a potentially life-threatening syndrome that can develop from a variety of causes; the classic findings of muscular aches, weakness and tea-coloured urine are non-specific and may not always be present. The diagnosis therefore rests upon the presence of a high level of su****ion of any abnormal laboratory values in the mind of the treating physician. An elevated plasma creatine kinase (CK) level is the most sensitive laboratory finding pertaining to muscle injury; whereas hyperkalaemia, acute renal failure and compartment syndrome represent the major life-threatening complications. The management of the condition includes prompt and aggressive fluid resuscitation, elimination of the causative agents and treatment and prevention of any complications that may ensue. The objective of this review is to describe the aetiological spectrum and pathophysiology of rhabdomyolysis, the clinical and biological consequences of this syndrome and to provide an appraisal of the current data available in order to facilitate the prevention, early diagnosis and prompt management of this condition."


BTW - With Rhabdo, the muscles would be excreting a lot acidic agents. This includes lactic acid, for example. So if your body is becoming increasingly acidic, you do NOT give a (acidic) vitamin laced IV. Vitamin C is Acidic, for example! As I keep on telling you, they provide a solution and or medication that would balance body!


I know that you do not want to listen to Floyd/Ellerbe but go watch the interview and other interviews. It was JUST dehydration! That is what they said!!!

LMAO. Dude, you still talking about how it can't be Vitamin C when I already merked that bullshlt. You pulled that out of your ass and got a head like a rock so you are still trying to go with it Just admit that you failed.


Yes, it was dehydration. That's a symptom of what, dumbass Give up!


I notice you haven't mentioned his weight anymore. LMAOOOO. That was your biggest thing, now it's not even a mention. I guess you realize that you're wrong. It's over, kid. Pacquiao lost.

[ADP02]

You missed the point. It doesn't have to be done at a hospital. I've explained it to you a billion times. If Floyd was going to a hospital, he wouldn't need to get the TUE


But you wanted me to find a patient tested, evaluated and treated outside of a hospital. Well look no more than...Junior Dos Santos.

Once again, he never went to a hospital for it. He found about it when he went to visit Nike, and has a guy pricking his finger during workouts. LMAO.



So he's being evaluated for it while in training, hmmmm? Give up! LMAO




Yet, it didn't kill Junior Dos Santos and you keep ducking it Dos Santos and Stiverne would have been better off if treated before their fight. They survived through their fights. Dos Santos didn't even go to a hospital for it AT ALL. That merks all of your bs about going to a hospital. Yes, it's serious. THAT'S PRECISELY WHY IF IT IS SUSPECTED, IT SHOULD BE TREATED IMMEDIATELY.





LMAO. Dude, you still talking about how it can't be Vitamin C when I already merked that bullshlt. You pulled that out of your ass and got a head like a rock so you are still trying to go with it Just admit that you failed.


Yes, it was dehydration. That's a symptom of what, dumbass Give up!


I notice you haven't mentioned his weight anymore. LMAOOOO. That was your biggest thing, now it's not even a mention. I guess you realize that you're wrong. It's over, kid. Pacquiao lost.

Dos Santos Finger prick!

Yes, some people die at home and some do not. It doesn't mean that is the right protocol! Dos Santos may have damaged his body! Dos Santos "claimed" that he had probably had it. Dos Santos may have still gone to the hospital.

I am talking about someone who you THINK was diagnosed with possibly having Rhabdo. If they believed that they had Rhabdo then they would be doing all of the steps that I mentioned. Why? That is the correct procedure. You do not like that but that is a FACT!

AGAIN, go show me someone who was diagnosed at home, treated at home, all tests were done at home. You can even include Floyd. Good Luck!!!


"Rhabdomyolysis is a condition that occurs when a large amount of muscle is damaged. When muscle fibers break down, they release substances into the bloodstream. One of these is a protein called myoglobin. Myoglobin can damage the kidneys. Other substances released by damaged muscles can cause chemical and fluid imbalance in the body. Because of the damage and imbalances, the kidneys stop working correctly. This can be dangerous, even fatal. Rhabdomyolysis is a medical emergency. Treatment is always done in the hospital.

Rhabdomyolysis treatment
Treatment is always done in the hospital. An intravenous (IV) line is put into a vein in your arm or hand. IV fluids are then given to flush myoglobin and other harmful substances from the blood. Medicines may also be given to protect the kidneys. Other medicines are given to treat fluid and chemical imbalances and to help prevent complications. You may also be given pain medicine to control discomfort.
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Floyd had acidic vitamin laced IV - I am still waiting!!!

Floyd even ate steak. Hmmm, I doubt that would be recommended at that point in time.




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[travestyny]

Dos Santos Finger prick!

Yes, some people die at home and some do not. It doesn't mean that is the right protocol! Dos Santos may have damaged his body! Dos Santos "claimed" that he had probably had it. Dos Santos may have still gone to the hospital.

I am talking about someone who you THINK was diagnosed with possibly having Rhabdo. If they believed that they had Rhabdo then they would be doing all of the steps that I mentioned. Why? That is the correct procedure. You do not like that but that is a FACT!

What YOU don't like is that it might have been merely suspected, in which it would be the right thing to do to give him the IV. And it would make sense that it was suspected. Dark urine, shoulder injuries, decreased urine, and (no thanks to you), I found that a screening test for it is the urine dip stick test (yep, the same one that DCO's have on them). Hmmmm.

AGAIN, go show me someone who was diagnosed at home, treated at home, all tests were done at home. You can even include Floyd. Good Luck!!!

Already showed you, but you didn't like the answer If it is treated with an IV...and an IV can be done at home... what do you think that means, dumbo?


Here's another one 82 years old. Only transported to the hospital AFTER the IV was given because...rhabdo was SUSPECTED.

https://www.jems.com/patient-care/ba...tion-manageme/


Ahemmmmm. Floyd isn't 82 years old for the record . Plus this lady had an injury, which is why she was taken in and evaluated. They treated her for Rhabdo at home. So you have your answer now, don't you?

"Rhabdomyolysis is a condition that occurs when a large amount of muscle is damaged. When muscle fibers break down, they release substances into the bloodstream. One of these is a protein called myoglobin. Myoglobin can damage the kidneys. Other substances released by damaged muscles can cause chemical and fluid imbalance in the body. Because of the damage and imbalances, the kidneys stop working correctly. This can be dangerous, even fatal. Rhabdomyolysis is a medical emergency. Treatment is always done in the hospital.

Rhabdomyolysis treatment
Treatment is always done in the hospital. An intravenous (IV) line is put into a vein in your arm or hand. IV fluids are then given to flush myoglobin and other harmful substances from the blood. Medicines may also be given to protect the kidneys. Other medicines are given to treat fluid and chemical imbalances and to help prevent complications. You may also be given pain medicine to control discomfort.
"


Floyd had acidic vitamin laced IV - I am still waiting!!!

Floyd even ate steak. Hmmm, I doubt that would be recommended at that point in time.


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You are waiting???? As if I didn't give you this?

Vitamin E (alfa tocopherol), vitamin C (ascorbic acid), lazaroids (21-aminosteroids) and minerals such as zinc, manganese and selenium all have antioxidant activity and may have a role in the treatment of the patient with rhabdomyolysis [139,140].

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1175909/

Do you see Vitamin C there, dumbo LMAO. You can keep saying, "In a hospital," but if the IV is given at home, there is no need to go to the hospital. Give up!

[ADP02]

What YOU don't like is that it might have been merely suspected, in which it would be the right thing to do to give him the IV. And it would make sense that it was suspected. Dark urine, shoulder injuries, decreased urine, and (no thanks to you), I found that a screening test for it is the urine dip stick test (yep, the same one that DCO's have on them). Hmmmm.





Already showed you, but you didn't like the answer If it is treated with an IV...and an IV can be done at home... what do you think that means, dumbo?


Here's another one 82 years old. Only transported to the hospital AFTER the IV was given because...rhabdo was SUSPECTED.

https://www.jems.com/patient-care/ba...tion-manageme/


Ahemmmmm. Floyd isn't 82 years old for the record . Plus this lady had an injury, which is why she was taken in and evaluated. They treated her for Rhabdo at home. So you have your answer now, don't you?







You are waiting???? As if I didn't give you this?




Do you see Vitamin C there, dumbo LMAO. You can keep saying, "In a hospital," but if the IV is given at home, there is no need to go to the hospital. Give up!

I didn't read it because what you are stating is EXACTLY my point! The patient is then brought to the hospital, you said? THANK YOU!!!! CASE CLOSED!!!



and I am still waiting for Rhambo with (acidic) vitamin laced IV as their initial treatments (like Floyd's case).

NOT that note linked to an 1987 article (says "may" help) BUT about "antioxides" and how vitamins play a role in protecting/healing against Rhabdo occurence or reoccurence! I I already mentioned this several posts ago!!! Try again!

That is WHY the patient needs to go to the hospital. Rabdo is not easy to diagnose and treat. At a certain point, YES, you can give vitamins BUT not at that point in time. Not sure why you still cannot get it! I provided A LOT of information. I am sure that you are reading exactly what I am saying.



Floyd/Ellerbe
- Just dehydrated
- Floyd: I mean, I mean, some fighters take Pedialyte ... so that is the cure for Rhabdo? CASE CLOSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!
- Ellerbe: Remember he needs to do the drug testing, he is working out, get blood taken, give urine .....

So giving blood causes Rhabdo? CASE CLOSED!
So giving urine causes Rhabdo? CASE CLOSED!
So drug testing causes Rhabdo? That's a new one. Go look all of this up to. Let me know what you find!!! CASE CLOSED!

Rhabdo is NOT "JUST" dehydration. For Rhabdo there is muscle damage, toxins excretion that is causing an imbalance of electrolytes. There could be liver, kidney and cardiac episode. BUT we BOTH know that Floyd never left his house!





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[travestyny]

I didn't read it because what you are stating is EXACTLY my point! The patient is then brought to the hospital, you said? THANK YOU!!!! CASE CLOSED!!!

You should have read it because she was taken to the hospital because she was 82 years old and FELL. The Rhabdo was treated at home.

and I am still waiting for Rhambo with (acidic) vitamin laced IV as their initial treatments (like Floyd's case).

I gave you the link to it. Stop ducking it.

NOT that note linked to an 1987 article (says "may" help) BUT about "antioxides" and how vitamins play a role in protecting/healing against Rhabdo occurence or reoccurence! I I already mentioned this several posts ago!!! Try again!

What do you think "may help" means? LMAO. You are pathetic.

That is WHY the patient needs to go to the hospital. Rabdo is not easy to diagnose and treat. At a certain point, YES, you can give vitamins BUT not at that point in time. Not sure why you still cannot get it! I provided A LOT of information. I am sure that you are reading exactly what I am saying.

That's not what that quoatation says. They wouldn't give it at that point and time if you are not supposed to give it at that point in time. Use your brain

Floyd/Ellerbe
- Just dehydrated
- Floyd: I mean, I mean, some fighters take Pedialyte ... so that is the cure for Rhabdo? CASE CLOSED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!
- Ellerbe: Remember he needs to do the drug testing, he is working out, get blood taken, give urine .....

Just dehydration doesn't mean it wasn't caused by an underlying condition.

So giving blood causes Rhabdo? CASE CLOSED!
So giving urine causes Rhabdo? CASE CLOSED!
So drug testing causes Rhabdo? That's a new one. Go look all of this up to. Let me know what you find!!! CASE CLOSED!

Rhabdo is NOT "JUST" dehydration. For Rhabdo there is muscle damage, toxins excretion that is causing an imbalance of electrolytes. There could be liver, kidney and cardiac episode. BUT we BOTH know that Floyd never left his house!

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No, dummy. But what was in his urine? Do you know? Have any medical records.


Pacquiao lost. CASE CLOSED

[travestyny]

NOT that note linked to an 1987 article (says "may" help) BUT about "antioxides" and how vitamins play a role in protecting/healing against Rhabdo occurence or reoccurence! I I already mentioned this several posts ago!!! Try again!

That is WHY the patient needs to go to the hospital. Rabdo is not easy to diagnose and treat. At a certain point, YES, you can give vitamins BUT not at that point in time. Not sure why you still cannot get it! I provided A LOT of information. I am sure that you are reading exactly what I am saying.

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Have another one. LMAO. Is this from 1987? Guess what RML stands for?

Water soluble antioxidant vitamin C may contribute at least partially in preventing renal failure and morphological damage to kidneys due to vitamin C's action that may prevent ARF induced by RML.<sup>141

https://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...000605#bib0710</sup>

Now stop asking me to find patient medical records which you know are protected. I've already found a case of a woman that was treated for RML at home. Also found now two studies about how Vitamin C can be used when RML is present, yet you keep trying to say it won't be used because it's acidic. Then why would there be studies discussing it's use? Wouldn't the doctors and scientists be smart enough, like the great ADP02, to know that it would have an adverse affect

You've failed. Now since you can't disprove RML, this is over. Pacquiao lost and that's what: CASE CLOSED!!!!!

[travestyny]

I know that at least some vitamins are acidic. Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) is certainly acidic. While it is certainly helpful in preventing dehydration and even in preventing Rhambo but once you actually have Rhambo then they want to balance out the body with bicarbonate solution (alkaline) NOT vitamin based such as Ascorbic acidic vitamin C.

Paging Dr. ADP02. I think you need this.

Does Vitamin C Make the Body More Acidic?

Don't let concerns about acidity keep you from getting your recommended vitamin C -- this vitamin won't alter your body's acid levels.
https://www.livestrong.com/article/5...e-body-acidic/

Acid Balance in the Body
Does taking large quan****** of an acid, even a weak acid like ascorbate, tip the body's acid balance (pH) causing health problems? No, because the body actively and constantly controls the pH of the bloodstream. The kidneys regulate the acid in the body over a long time period, hours to days, by selectively excreting either acid or basic components in urine. Over a shorter time period, minutes to hours, if the blood is too acid, the autonomic nervous system increases the rate of breathing, thereby removing more carbon dioxide from the blood, reducing its acidity. Some foods can indirectly cause acidity. For example, when more protein is eaten than necessary for maintenance and growth, it is metabolized into acid, which must be removed by the kidneys, generally as uric acid. In this case, calcium and/or magnesium are excreted along with the acid in the urine which can deplete our supplies of calcium and magnesium [6]. However, because ascorbic acid is a weak acid, we can tolerate a lot before it will much affect the body's acidity. Although there have been allegations about vitamin C supposedly causing kidney stones, there is no evidence for this, and its acidity and diuretic tendency actually tends to reduce kidney stones in most people who are prone to them [1,7]. Ascorbic acid dissolves calcium phosphate stones and dissolves struvite stones. Additionally, while vitamin C does increase oxalate excretion, vitamin C simultaneously inhibits the union of calcium and oxalate.

http://ort****lecular.org/resources/omns/v05n10.shtml

I told you that you just pulled this from your ass. Just stop your desperation. Pacquiao lost.

[ADP02]

You should have read it because she was taken to the hospital because she was 82 years old and FELL. The Rhabdo was treated at home.




I gave you the link to it. Stop ducking it.




What do you think "may help" means? LMAO. You are pathetic.



That's not what that quoatation says. They wouldn't give it at that point and time if you are not supposed to give it at that point in time. Use your brain





Just dehydration doesn't mean it wasn't caused by an underlying condition.




No, dummy. But what was in his urine? Do you know? Have any medical records.


Pacquiao lost. CASE CLOSED

Remember, "Health comes FIRST" - Floyd Mayweather


20 posts ADP02 has quotes from various sites all conclusive about Rabdo: Floyd would go to the hospital if he had Rhambo.

Travestyny shoots blanks!



The below confirms that Travestyny is WRONG!!!

"Because of the damage and imbalances, the kidneys stop working correctly. This can be dangerous, even fatal. Rhabdomyolysis is a medical emergency. Treatment is always done in the hospital."

"Rhabdomyolysis treatment
Treatment is always done in the hospital. An intravenous (IV) line is put into a vein in your arm or hand. IV fluids are then given to flush myoglobin and other harmful substances from the blood. Medicines may also be given to protect the kidneys. Other medicines are given to treat fluid and chemical imbalances and to help prevent complications. You may also be given pain medicine to control discomfort.

The hospital stay for rhabdomyolysis is several days or longer. During this time, you’re monitored to be sure no further problems develop. Your kidneys are checked for long-term damage. And the underlying cause of the condition is determined and treated if needed."



Acidic Vitamin laced IV
You still came up with blanks!
Antioxidant MAY be given AFTER it is CONTROLLED. That is, AFTER the body has been STABILIZED. When the toxins are being released into the body, it is releasing acidic based toxins. Consequently, at that point in time, the body is out of whack and needs to be stabilized, so that is why they are given the treatment! Because without the treatments the person can be damaged!!! Because without the treatments, the person can die!!!




Stiverne said, he had Rhabdomyolysis
Dos Santos believed that he had Rhabdomyolysis
Floyd/Ellerbe interview they were asked why. It wasn't due to the weight. It was JUST due to dehydration!!!



So Floyd/Ellerbe CONFIRMED that it was "JUST Dehydration" in the interview.

The reporters asked Floyd/Ellerbe: But why Floyd/Ellerbe was it "JUST Dehydration"
- Giving blood maybe - LIE - Floyd fans said it was dumb to say that when Manny "thought" that can happen
- Giving urine maybe - LIE - Floyd fans said it was dumb to say that when Manny "thought" that can happen
- PEDs testing maybe - LIE - Floyd fans said it was dumb to say that when Manny "thought" that can happen
- Working out maybe - LIE - Floyd was relaxing in his FINAL days, Floyd said





Travestyny:
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What would giving blood have to do with Rhabdo?
What would giving urine have to do with Rhabdo?
What would giving PEDs testing have to do with Rhabdo?

You said that Floyd had injuries but did he report them all when he filled out his Pre-Fight Medical Questionaire? If NOT, then shouldn't he have been investigated by BOTH the NSAC and USADA? Shouldn't he have been DQ'd? Shouldn't he have been suspended?

You said that Floyd had an illness but did he report that when he filled out his Pre-Fight Medical Questionaire? If NOT, then shouldn't he have been investigated by BOTH the NSAC and USADA? Shouldn't he have been DQ'd? Shouldn't he have been suspended?


So if he didn't report them just hours before then he didn't have those issues. Right? Wrong? Are you confusedon what to say?



- So you had to make up injuries/illnesses that Floyd didn't have.
- Floyd never reported injuries/illnesses to NSAC. He had to but didn't
- Floyd/Ellerbe said it was "JUST Dehydration"

[ADP02]

Paging Dr. ADP02. I think you need this.





I told you that you just pulled this from your ass. Just stop your desperation. Pacquiao lost.

Oh BROTHER!!!!

The whole point of taking the IV and other treatments is that the body isn't automatically balancing quick enough. Remember, toxins are being released into the body and the body can be damaged. You do not wait until the body "may" do it automatically!!! So you need to give the patient proper treatment!!!

Acidic Vitamin laced IV
You still came up with blanks!
Antioxidant MAY be given AFTER it is CONTROLLED. That is, AFTER the body has been STABILIZED. When the toxins are being released into the body, it is releasing acidic based toxins. Consequently, at that point in time, the body is out of whack and needs to be stabilized, so that is why they are given the treatment! Because without the treatments the person can be damaged!!! Because without the treatments, the person can die!!!







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[travestyny]

Remember, "Health comes FIRST" - Floyd Mayweather


20 posts ADP02 has quotes from various sites all conclusive about Rabdo: Floyd would go to the hospital if he had Rhambo.

Travestyny shoots blanks!



The below confirms that Travestyny is WRONG!!!

"Because of the damage and imbalances, the kidneys stop working correctly. This can be dangerous, even fatal. Rhabdomyolysis is a medical emergency. Treatment is always done in the hospital."

"Rhabdomyolysis treatment
Treatment is always done in the hospital. An intravenous (IV) line is put into a vein in your arm or hand. IV fluids are then given to flush myoglobin and other harmful substances from the blood. Medicines may also be given to protect the kidneys. Other medicines are given to treat fluid and chemical imbalances and to help prevent complications. You may also be given pain medicine to control discomfort.

The hospital stay for rhabdomyolysis is several days or longer. During this time, you’re monitored to be sure no further problems develop. Your kidneys are checked for long-term damage. And the underlying cause of the condition is determined and treated if needed."



Acidic Vitamin laced IV
You still came up with blanks!
Antioxidant MAY be given AFTER it is CONTROLLED. That is, AFTER the body has been STABILIZED. When the toxins are being released into the body, it is releasing acidic based toxins. Consequently, at that point in time, the body is out of whack and needs to be stabilized, so that is why they are given the treatment! Because without the treatments the person can be damaged!!! Because without the treatments, the person can die!!!




Stiverne said, he had Rhabdomyolysis
Dos Santos believed that he had Rhabdomyolysis
Floyd/Ellerbe interview they were asked why. It wasn't due to the weight. It was JUST due to dehydration!!!



So Floyd/Ellerbe CONFIRMED that it was "JUST Dehydration" in the interview.

The reporters asked Floyd/Ellerbe: But why Floyd/Ellerbe was it "JUST Dehydration"
- Giving blood maybe - LIE - Floyd fans said it was dumb to say that when Manny "thought" that can happen
- Giving urine maybe - LIE - Floyd fans said it was dumb to say that when Manny "thought" that can happen
- PEDs testing maybe - LIE - Floyd fans said it was dumb to say that when Manny "thought" that can happen
- Working out maybe - LIE - Floyd was relaxing in his FINAL days, Floyd said





Travestyny:
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What would giving blood have to do with Rhabdo?
What would giving urine have to do with Rhabdo?
What would giving PEDs testing have to do with Rhabdo?

You said that Floyd had injuries but did he report them all when he filled out his Pre-Fight Medical Questionaire? If NOT, then shouldn't he have been investigated by BOTH the NSAC and USADA? Shouldn't he have been DQ'd? Shouldn't he have been suspended?

You said that Floyd had an illness but did he report that when he filled out his Pre-Fight Medical Questionaire? If NOT, then shouldn't he have been investigated by BOTH the NSAC and USADA? Shouldn't he have been DQ'd? Shouldn't he have been suspended?


So if he didn't report them just hours before then he didn't have those issues. Right? Wrong? Are you confusedon what to say?



- So you had to make up injuries/illnesses that Floyd didn't have.
- Floyd never reported injuries/illnesses to NSAC. He had to but didn't
- Floyd/Ellerbe said it was "JUST Dehydration"

You wrote all of that to say absolutely nothing. Do you enjoy wasting your time?


1. Showed you a woman that wasn't treated in a hospital. And it's foolish to say that you can't be treated at home when treatment is an IV.
2. Gave you a link about Vitamin C's use. In fact gave you a couple. You came back with more bullshlt from your ass. No source. Just your own thoughts...and you were already proven wrong.
3. Dos Santos didn't go to the hospital. They both felt it before the fight. They both went through with their fight. Which means it was likely mild and became worse (having the potential to become very serious like Stiverne), which is why they didn't have to be hospitalized initially like you claim and made it through full fights. Thankfully, Mayweather was treated to the point that he had no issues after his fight. Common sense. That proves you're wrong.
4. Dehydration may have been caused by another affliction. That is the point.
5. His medical records were filled out AFTERWARDS...thus the retroactive TUE, fool. LMAO


GIve up. As far as I'm concerned I've proven my point and your long soliloquies are just a waste of time since you now realize you can't disprove rhabdo, which means you lose.