What under olympic style testing would make someone refuse to take it?

[Doctor_Tenma]

Aside from Pacquiao---almost all Christians believe that voodoo exists, but the superstition part is a bit of a contradiction if he puts faith in God, but everybody has their quirks I suppose.

EDIT: By the way, Pacquiao has no problems with the blood testing--he's just following Roach's wishes.

Only those who are involved with that demonic crap can be hit with that ****.

[Dondi33O]

All I know is everyone was calling me a crybaby and delusional when I said, many fighters train with steroids before the fights then clean their systems before the fight itself. When they are tested before and after the fight they are clean.

[Charlie Kelly]

Has something to hide...

[rao007]

Contradictions, IN MY CHRISTIANITY? You don't say.

Like I said, everyone has their quirks--some Christians are not superstitious while others are. Go figure.

[rao007]

Only those who are involved with that demonic crap can be hit with that ****.

okay.........

[mathed]

That is by far the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Can't talk about another man's belief though. God is behind him, Pacquiao don't need to worry about stuff like that.

Just saying, taking blood before the Morales fight affected him as well. Whatever it made him think or feel, it somehow hinders his performance in some way. I don't know what he thinks but he must think that it harms him is some fashion and he has been labeled as superstitious. This is the same as a person that does not pick up pennies that are face down because they think it may bring bad luck to them, crazy but some people are like that.

[Texanballer]

Drawing blood 48 hours before a fight make you weak?

[Larrysbird]

Drawing blood 48 hours before a fight make you weak?

Perhaps, some side effects makes you dizzy, but why not immediately after the fight?

[ELPacman]

Contradictions, IN MY CHRISTIANITY? You don't say.

I like your avatar, it's pretty accurate depiction of Pac-Floyd. I also don't need to describe whose who in that one, pretty self explanatory.