Should Pacquiao Undergo Extensive Drug Testing To Clear His Name? (Video/Poll)

[Go Blue]

What?! None are perfect so no program is better than another? What you're telling me is, since testing now is not perfect, then the testing they did in the 1970s is just as good. You actually do not believe that it is possible for one testing and monitoring program to be better than another unless one of them is absolutely perfect?

Chavez Jr. got caught using a drug to cut weight. Basically he was using it at the last minute to make weight, was careless and got caught. Just because their program is inferior doesn't mean they won't catch people.

Ey red menance what ya drinking for new years?

[Guest]

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[Go Blue]

Aldo, you are rocking the hot babes tonight with the pics.

I demand more !


I want cheesecake, not just regular cake.

[Spray_resistant]

[BOLLOCKS]

Peanut butter jelly time.

[Vasyl’s dad]

What?! None are perfect so no program is better than another? What you're telling me is, since testing now is not perfect, then the testing they did in the 1970s is just as good. You actually do not believe that it is possible for one testing and monitoring program to be better than another unless one of them is absolutely perfect?

Chavez Jr. got caught using a drug to cut weight. Basically he was using it at the last minute to make weight, was careless and got caught. Just because their program is inferior doesn't mean they won't catch people.

I didn't say one program wasn't better than the other, I said no program is the absolute best.


Chavez Jr. got caught period with todays standard testing.



But this is the one glaring factor,

Not a single person wanting this test done cared a month ago. Nobody knew **** about blood testing, or cared about it until Floyd made it a demand.

Nobody cared about testing for any fight, in any year before this ridiculous demand.

Why now?

Because of an ex convicts baseless accusations?

[Red_Menace]

I didn't say one program wasn't better than the other, I said no program is the absolute best.


Chavez Jr. got caught period with todays standard testing.



But this is the one glaring factor,

Not a single person wanting this test done cared a month ago. Nobody knew **** about blood testing, or cared about it until Floyd made it a demand.

Nobody cared about testing for any fight, in any year before this ridiculous demand.

Why now?

Because of an ex convicts baseless accusations?

Well, I'd say the WADA program is the best available right now, or maybe international cycling because they seem to do even more beyond the standard.

Yeah, I agree Chavez got caught with todays NSAC standard, which is obvious. What's your point?

Sure, there are people that already hated Pac that are using this as an excuse to trash on him. Mayweather Sr is an idiot. I'll 100% agree with that, but the fact that the accusations seemed to originally come from him doesn't matter.

The fact is that Pac decided not to participate in a drug testing program that is standard in international sport. It was a ****** decision. If he'd agreed to the testing, no one would be talking about this right now.

Hockey is my favourite sport, and they do a really horrible job of testing. It's something I've wanted to see improved ever since I found out how bad their testing policy was. Hockey fans believe they have a clean sport, which is very naive in the face of the global problem of doping and PEDs. Where you have athletes with thousands or millions of dollars on the line, you'll find PEDs and doping. Boxing is no different.

Hell, half o my high school rugby team was roiding, and there was no money involved and little to no chance of pursuing professional play - maybe scholarships.

[hugh grant]

Whoever his next opponent may be, do you believe Manny Pacquiao should still undergo extensive drug testing throughout the duration of his next training camp in order to clear his name indisputably?

Nursery teachers dont need severe tests everyday of their working lives to prove they arent pedos do they? I think as long as they havent got previous convictions of child tampering they should be ok and trusted. So why isnt Pac not having failed any tests enough for floyd and his *****s?

It would be easy to doubt the honourablity of people who work with children wouldnt it? But they arent subjected to being wired up, with graphic scenes of child **** displayed to test them are they?
That would be too severe woulndt it be? So is subjecting Pac to the highest tests when he has passed every test, and just because floyd wants him to.
Even non pedos with nothing to hide wouldnt want severe tests even though they are innocent. Its still worrying to take them in any case. Pac dont need worrying disruptions so close to a fight. Making movies is not worrying btw

PBF thinks he is royalty and is so self indulgent, thinking he can ask Pac olympic testing whens hes been test consistently for so long. Pac needs brownie points

[snoopy360]

The only way it would prove he is innocent is if he beat the next opponent that is of the same caliber and name worthiness as say Cotto, Delahoy, or Hatton and do it just as convincingly. Say for instance Paq fought Mosely and destroyed him while doing random testing then yes there is no way he took any for the previous fights.

[MindBat]

The key word is and always was RANDOM. It's been beaten to death, everything can clear out of someone's body in hours...

I think it was Conte who stated that certain drugs leave the system within hours.

No there is no reason to be su****ious of him especially because this all started from Mayweather Sr. crackhead ass mouth. The Mayweathers started this hole circus for no other reason than they never wanted to see this fight happen and create smoke screens. He should not have to prove his innocence when he was never proven guilty, when this isn't the standard for ecery other fighter. It's discriminating against him for no reason. Unless they make this standard for every fighter than this should not even be a discussion.

They should blame the NSAC for not ruling out additional drug testing protocols.

The NSAC in fact suggested that the addition of random blood testing to their current urine testing protocols would not be impossible to implement, given sufficient time to set up the proper procedures.