Who is greater all time: Pac or Duran

[NotIron]

You dodged the last part like Pac dodged the random test !!!!!

I didn't dodge anything. I just made it as clear as I can for you to understand that Pacquaio has never claimed he was afraid of needles in his life. So to say that he did would be false, no more no less. And saying or doing something else does not equate to "the same thing". He has never said it, end of story.

As for why do I think Pacquaio avoided the random drug test procedure (I assume you're referring to the end of 2009), I don't know why. There could be a plethora of reasons why he did that.

[TheProudLunatic]

I didn't dodge anything.

As for why do I think Pacquaio avoided the random drug test procedure (I assume you're referring to the end of 2009), I don't know why. There could be a plethora of reasons why he did that.

You just can't/WON'T answer the question !!!!

Here, let me repeat it for the 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000th time -

"Would YOU have avoided random blood tests ?!?!?"

Not a single Pac fan wants to answer this incredible simple question

[NotIron]

You just can't/WON'T answer the question !!!!

Here, let me repeat it for the 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000th time -

"Would YOU have avoided random blood tests ?!?!?"

Not a single Pac fan wants to answer this incredible simple question

Would I avoid a random drug testing procedure? In the context of the 2009 Mayweather-Pacquaio negotiations?

No, I wouldn't.

[daggum]

I didn't dodge anything. I just made it as clear as I can for you to understand that Pacquaio has never claimed he was afraid of needles in his life. So to say that he did would be false, no more no less. And saying or doing something else does not equate to "the same thing". He has never said it, end of story.

As for why do I think Pacquaio avoided the random drug test procedure (I assume you're referring to the end of 2009), I don't know why. There could be a plethora of reasons why he did that.

maybe because it was a fake drug testing program concocted by mayweather to allow him to cheat with tue's while not allowing his opponent to cheat? i mean thats literally what happened so pacs doubts were warranted. dont know why people are pretending like it was a real program still?

[TheProudLunatic]

Would I avoid a random drug testing procedure? In the context of the 2009 Mayweather-Pacquaio negotiations?

No, I wouldn't.

You are the 1st Pac fan to have answered this

[TheProudLunatic]

maybe

Wee Pac never mentioned any of that garbage.
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Wee Pac was only concerned with blood leaving his body 21 days prior to a fight :lol1

[daggum]

Would I avoid a random drug testing procedure? In the context of the 2009 Mayweather-Pacquaio negotiations?

No, I wouldn't.

and if you asked your opponent to enroll in your fake testing program and he said yes. would you then move the goalposts and say he only gets 40 million no ppv(when hes actually more popular than you) dont think so. floyd was willing to fight guys like marquez and mosley with his fake program but even pac was too dangerous without the ped's.

[TheProudLunatic]

and if you asked your opponent to enroll in your fake testing program and he said yes. would you then move the goalposts and say he only gets 40 million no ppv(when hes actually more popular than you) dont think so. floyd was willing to fight guys like marquez and mosley with his fake program but even pac was too dangerous without the ped's.

Pac was gung-hoe if the tests were 21+ days in advanced
So there goes your warped AF theory

[daggum]

Wee Pac never mentioned any of that garbage.
More fan fiction
Wee Pac was only concerned with blood leaving his body 21 days prior to a fight :lol1

yes that was a silly thing to say but it was all a bluff from floyd so how is it relevant? floyd wanted a 14 day cut off and pac agreed to a 14 day cutoff. guess what happened? floyd moved the goalposts and said no i want a 0 day cutoff killing the fight. next go around pac agreed to the 0 day cutoff and floyd then low balled him killing the fight. you are acting like pac didnt call his bluff and focusing on something ****** he said which isnt relevant. what is relevant is floyd kept refusing to fight. that carries far more weight than pac saying i dont like blood leaving my body, because even if thats true or a lie, he agreed to do what floyd wanted.

[TheProudLunatic]

yes that was a silly thing to say but it was all a bluff from floyd so how is it relevant?

Wee Pac had the power to call on that "bluff" and what did he do -

and


Care to answer that question ?