Mayweather-Pacquiao in Jeopardy Over Drug Test - Merged Thread:

[jetgeomcx]

This site never seems to amaze me....1 man agrees to everything, including the blood test while the other has a body full of tatoos and says he is scared of needles. But somehow the guy who has agreed to everything including the blood testing and doesn't have a single visible tattoo is the 1 who is scared and doesn' t want the fight despite agreement on all terms!

Manny chest and arm is covered with Tats!!! He scared of neeedles, GTFOH!!! I'm starting think something is fishy!

that's just it...manny is never afraid of needles!!
it's not the needle folks.....
manny's superstition is about his dream of blood.....
and why floyd asks blood sampling 1 day before the fyt.??
floyd is the one trying to jeopardise the fyt!!

[cortdawg25]

that's just it...manny is never afraid of needles!!
it's not the needle folks.....
manny's superstition is about his dream of blood.....
and why floyd asks blood sampling 1 day before the fyt.??
floyd is the one trying to jeopardise the fyt!!

dude r u serious????......DREAMZ!!! C'mon son! We talking millions of $$$ here. if he don't agree to that test, he gon be looked at fishy from here on out!

[THE NAMELESS]

the guy who is scared of needles will knock you out in 1 minute.

[one-Punch]

Sonny Liston was scared of needles. Yeah, what a ***** he was.

is this true???

oh nevermind, I get it...

[Silky-Flow]

Well it's either that or he's ducking YET ANOTHER black boxer, i'm thinking it's BOTH.

[shogunn]

ali had a phobia for flying, does that make him a *****

[Oasis_Lad]

is this true???

Supposedly.

There's a controversy surrounding his death as the police ruled the death as a heroin overdose but members of his family stated that he had a phobia regarding needles.

From Wiki:

Liston was negotiating to fight George Chuvalo in Pittsburgh, when he was found dead by his wife in their Las Vegas home on January 5, 1971.[4] The time of death has been placed as six to eight days prior to that, and several sources list December 30, 1970 as his date of passing. Following an investigation, Las Vegas police concluded that there were no signs of foul play.

The cause of Liston's death remains a mystery. The police declared it a heroin overdose. As documented on the show Unsolved Mysteries, authorities found a puncture wound on Liston's right arm, a syringe near his body, and small bags of heroin inside his kitchen. Authorities thus ruled Liston's death a heroin overdose, although an autopsy showed only minute morphine and codeine levels in Liston's body; too small for an apparent overdose.

Some, however, believe that the police investigation was a coverup, and the cause of Liston's death remains unresolved.[2] To wit, Liston supposedly had a phobia regarding needles. After winning the title, Liston at first refused to go on an exhibition tour of Europe when he was told he would have to get shots before he could travel overseas. Liston's wife also reported that her husband would refuse basic medical care for common colds because of his dislike of needles. This, coupled with the fact that Liston was never known to be a substance abuser (besides heavy drinking), prompted rumors that he could have been murdered by some of his underworld contacts.

Additionally, authorities could not locate any other drug paraphernalia that Liston presumably would have needed to inject the fatal dose, such as a spoon to cook the heroin or an appendage to wrap around his arm. This only added to the mystery surrounding his death.

A friend of Liston's also told "Unsolved Mysteries" that Liston had been in a car accident a few weeks prior to his death. Liston was hospitalized with minor injuries, and received intravenous medicine. This is believed to be the source of the puncture wound that authorities found upon discovering Liston's body.

The fear of needles is called Trypanophobia.

[dumber79]

ali had a phobia for flying, does that make him a *****

and mr t......

[shogunn]

Well it's either that or he's ducking YET ANOTHER black boxer, i'm thinking it's BOTH.

no one is scared of black fighters, or any fighters based on their ethnicity. If they are, tell us yours

[one-Punch]

Supposedly.

There's a controversy surrounding his death as the police ruled the death as a heroin overdose but members of his family stated that he had a phobia regarding needles.

From Wiki:

Liston was negotiating to fight George Chuvalo in Pittsburgh, when he was found dead by his wife in their Las Vegas home on January 5, 1971.[4] The time of death has been placed as six to eight days prior to that, and several sources list December 30, 1970 as his date of passing. Following an investigation, Las Vegas police concluded that there were no signs of foul play.

The cause of Liston's death remains a mystery. The police declared it a heroin overdose. As documented on the show Unsolved Mysteries, authorities found a puncture wound on Liston's right arm, a syringe near his body, and small bags of heroin inside his kitchen. Authorities thus ruled Liston's death a heroin overdose, although an autopsy showed only minute morphine and codeine levels in Liston's body; too small for an apparent overdose.

Some, however, believe that the police investigation was a coverup, and the cause of Liston's death remains unresolved.[2] To wit, Liston supposedly had a phobia regarding needles. After winning the title, Liston at first refused to go on an exhibition tour of Europe when he was told he would have to get shots before he could travel overseas. Liston's wife also reported that her husband would refuse basic medical care for common colds because of his dislike of needles. This, coupled with the fact that Liston was never known to be a substance abuser (besides heavy drinking), prompted rumors that he could have been murdered by some of his underworld contacts.

Additionally, authorities could not locate any other drug paraphernalia that Liston presumably would have needed to inject the fatal dose, such as a spoon to cook the heroin or an appendage to wrap around his arm. This only added to the mystery surrounding his death.

A friend of Liston's also told "Unsolved Mysteries" that Liston had been in a car accident a few weeks prior to his death. Liston was hospitalized with minor injuries, and received intravenous medicine. This is believed to be the source of the puncture wound that authorities found upon discovering Liston's body.

The fear of needles is called Trypanophobia.

See, thats why I thought it was a joke. Because I thought he died from heroin. I guess his death is a mystery