Who Doesn't Think Blood Test are Good For Boxing?

[The Noose]

1. Floyd has no authority to issue Pac with this 'drug test or no fight' bull****.

2. Even if Pac took the test, passed it, but then Floyd won with ease, its possible su****ion would double regarding his previous wins over Cotto and Hatton.

[menoari]

More rigorous testing for PEDs will be good for the sport.

Natas has mentioned some obstacles and issues to actually implementing one for boxing.

The devil is in the details, who gets tested? when do they have to undergo testing? and the ultimate - who foots the bill?

[renren40]

Immediately after the Ricky Hatton fight, disrespect, accusations, and assertion of opinions from professionals in the boxing industry were directed towards Manny and his legacy.

These same exact people that flat out attacked Manny Pacquiao's career with no proof or evidence have the audacity to ask Manny for 15 random drug tests.

fkk No.

40 million? Manny is already banking.

Are random drug test good for boxing? Sure, throughout the year for active boxers. But not 15 in 10 weeks.

[Xeraser]

Pac Fans, explain to me how and why random Blood testing is a bad thing? Is it just cause Pacquiao has a problem with it? I believe without a doubt that the only reason you dont like it is because Pacquiao doesn't like it. Any other fighters about to make 40 million would agree to it in a heartbeat, even Floyd Mayweather. The only fighter who has come out and said he wouldn't test is Roy Jones, and as much as I like Roy, he has been caught with some illegal sh-t before.

I have no doubt that other big name fighters would submit to this test, I'm talking Oscar, Shane, JMM, Paulie, Ricky, B Hop, Paul Williams, Cotto, Clottey, Berto, they all would take it. Manny could set an example for the sport, but he never even thought about that, all he cares about is his silly superstion, which really is nothing but an excuse he concocted to explain his terrible performance vs. Morales. I recall him having a ton of excuses in that fight, blood test was just one of them.

So on the real, this is a Pacquiao issue? Hardly any other fighter would let this fight die out of fear of needles.

The GBP did not submit Mosley when Judah was asking for it.

I know 40 million is a lot of money but for someone like PAc who stood by principle by not giving Floyd's the satisfaction of treating him like a cheater was priceless.