Lets say Floyd calls off the USDA testing...

[kymira]

Floyd doesn`t need to call this testing off entirely. Why doesn`t he just agree to pac`s camp suggestion on how to do it?

It doesn't matter if they agree or call it off. Im just saying, "USADA", "STEROIDS", "HGH", these are words being thrown around by the mainstream media. This is not the best type of publicity for an athlete these days. We all know how the media loves this controversy and 9 times out of 10 they blow this **** out of proportion.

Pac's name is being slandered and realistically there's only one way out of it.

[kymira]

WTF does the dept of agriculture have to do with this??

dept of agriculture?? WTF are you talking about...

[malari]

It doesn't matter if they agree or call it off. Im just saying, "USADA", "STEROIDS", "HGH", these are words being thrown around by the mainstream media. This is not the best type of publicity for an athlete these days. We all know how the media loves this controversy and 9 times out of 10 they blow this **** out of proportion.

Pac's name is being slandered and realistically there's only one way out of it.

USADA cant change rule for pac and perform testing as pac wants it.

[chino727]

Yes but Mayweather can demand an unnecessary blood test that's not even required?Double standard.Both teams are on the extreme position about this.so why not meet in the middle.As far as i can tell...team pac is willing to have random blood and urine testing up to 5 days prior the fight.id say thats a pretty big compromise from their initial 30day window.

[kymira]

Yes but Mayweather can demand an unnecessary blood test that's not even required?Double standard.Both teams are on the extreme position about this.so why not meet in the middle.As far as i can tell...team pac is willing to have random blood and urine testing up to 5 days prior the fight.id say thats a pretty big compromise from their initial 30day window.

I think that may be the only solution to this, a "modified" USADA ( or an agreed upon private agency ) Test that both parties can compromise with.