im so sick of dumbass *******s making excuses saying random blood test will weaken

[cherokee]

here it is buddy just so you stop whining

but when you've finished your bottle, you may want to read this:

PAC HAS RIGHT TO RESIST BLOOD TEST

Dougie,
I am a surgery medical resident in SoCal and a big boxing fan. Initially I thought, “What is Pacquiao scared of? A blood test is harmless. After all, we do it all the time in the hospital.” That was before I had a blood test done on me. It was the first bad reaction I have had but it was bad enough for me to put myself in Pacquiao's shoes and realize that it could definitely affect my psyche. I have attached a picture of my arm a few days after I had my blood drawn for you to get the idea. It is called a post-injection hematoma and can happen when a blood vessel is inadvertently pierced when drawing blood. It is very similar to a bruise. Now imagine going into a fight with a giant bruise on your arm because you had blood drawn one week before the fight. It looks uglier than it feels but, my arm definitely felt different.

This is not to say that every time you get your blood drawn this will happen, but it can happen. If I were fighting the most important fight of my life, I wouldn't want to risk going into it with my arm looking like this. Let me know your thoughts. -- Dre

That bruise looked pretty nasty, Dre. (And since I have no idea of how to embed a pic in the text of this blog item, readers will just have to imagine the ugly, puffy purple and green-looking hematoma between your biceps and forearm.) I’ve heard of these things happening and thankfully I’ve never experienced it. Even so, I don’t look forward to having my blood taken, which I have to have done more often than most individuals because I have a thyroid condition that requires constant monitoring.

Whenever I give blood I get dizzy and sometimes I become nauseated. It been so bad at times that my wife worries about me driving from the lab by myself.

http://www.ringtv.com/blog/1487/dougies_massive_monday_mailbag/

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all different circumstances of course but all I'm saying is what can affect manny might not affect floyd and vice versa. We all have different physiology and to think that we all the same physical constitution is a bit naive!

it is not the random testing per se that manny is not happy with but I think just by reading his statements is that he worries about the frequency of the test and that they can draw blood from you even until the day of the fight

[larry x]

It'll probably weaken both fighters, but since Manny has the much higher work rate it'll affect him much more. Mayweather is already good at conserving his stamina for late in the fight and we all know the only way Manny can win is by swarming Mayweather with punches from all angles non-stop.

yet another lame excuse..he'll lose more blood in the ring then all those test put together..

[..WaRSpencE..]

floyd shouldn't have asked for olympic style tests in the first place. are they fighting in the olympics. NO!

I don't see how that's a bad thing tho..if it's to the benefit of the sport knowing that it's all hard work and natural skills built in the gym and would clear all detractors and doubters of boxing..than why not?

I think this could be a foundation to something good for the future of the sport..but Manny is making it hard to believe him or anybody in his team..especially Arum..who went hard to try and help Margarito even after he was caught..so nothing can be put past Arum..he'll defend his fighters whether dirty or not!..that's been proven..

[z0jo]

here it is buddy just so you stop whining

but when you've finished your bottle, you may want to read this:

PAC HAS RIGHT TO RESIST BLOOD TEST

Dougie,
I am a surgery medical resident in SoCal and a big boxing fan. Initially I thought, “What is Pacquiao scared of? A blood test is harmless. After all, we do it all the time in the hospital.” That was before I had a blood test done on me. It was the first bad reaction I have had but it was bad enough for me to put myself in Pacquiao's shoes and realize that it could definitely affect my psyche. I have attached a picture of my arm a few days after I had my blood drawn for you to get the idea. It is called a post-injection hematoma and can happen when a blood vessel is inadvertently pierced when drawing blood. It is very similar to a bruise. Now imagine going into a fight with a giant bruise on your arm because you had blood drawn one week before the fight. It looks uglier than it feels but, my arm definitely felt different.

This is not to say that every time you get your blood drawn this will happen, but it can happen. If I were fighting the most important fight of my life, I wouldn't want to risk going into it with my arm looking like this. Let me know your thoughts. -- Dre

That bruise looked pretty nasty, Dre. (And since I have no idea of how to embed a pic in the text of this blog item, readers will just have to imagine the ugly, puffy purple and green-looking hematoma between your biceps and forearm.) I’ve heard of these things happening and thankfully I’ve never experienced it. Even so, I don’t look forward to having my blood taken, which I have to have done more often than most individuals because I have a thyroid condition that requires constant monitoring.

Whenever I give blood I get dizzy and sometimes I become nauseated. It been so bad at times that my wife worries about me driving from the lab by myself.

http://www.ringtv.com/blog/1487/dougies_massive_monday_mailbag/

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all different circumstances of course but all I'm saying is what can affect manny might not affect floyd and vice versa. We all have different physiology and to think that we all the same physical constitution is a bit naive!

it is not the random testing per se that manny is not happy with but I think just by reading his statements is that he worries about the frequency of the test and that they can draw blood from you even until the day of the fight

nice lol

it's too easy to expose *****s

[Liar]

You gotta understand. A lot of these Pinoy posters are in the Phillipines. They are unemployed and sit around in internet cafe's all day while there mom's and sisters work in brothels. Red K is the only meaning they have in their lives, man. Give a dog a bone. This site, and Pak-Yow, means so much to them.

uh-oh, here comes the red k from that fog-hat toyi and the rest of the pinoy baklas.

[cherokee]

what kills me more is..now they're all hanging on to this "Mayweather should take random aids tests" now..

This site has lost quality..and BPP keeps letting these trolls take over this site..and it's making NSB lose quality posters..

you're not serious are you? those posts actually killed you?

[larry x]

here it is buddy just so you stop whining

but when you've finished your bottle, you may want to read this:

PAC HAS RIGHT TO RESIST BLOOD TEST

Dougie,
I am a surgery medical resident in SoCal and a big boxing fan. Initially I thought, “What is Pacquiao scared of? A blood test is harmless. After all, we do it all the time in the hospital.” That was before I had a blood test done on me. It was the first bad reaction I have had but it was bad enough for me to put myself in Pacquiao's shoes and realize that it could definitely affect my psyche. I have attached a picture of my arm a few days after I had my blood drawn for you to get the idea. It is called a post-injection hematoma and can happen when a blood vessel is inadvertently pierced when drawing blood. It is very similar to a bruise. Now imagine going into a fight with a giant bruise on your arm because you had blood drawn one week before the fight. It looks uglier than it feels but, my arm definitely felt different.

This is not to say that every time you get your blood drawn this will happen, but it can happen. If I were fighting the most important fight of my life, I wouldn't want to risk going into it with my arm looking like this. Let me know your thoughts. -- Dre

That bruise looked pretty nasty, Dre. (And since I have no idea of how to embed a pic in the text of this blog item, readers will just have to imagine the ugly, puffy purple and green-looking hematoma between your biceps and forearm.) I’ve heard of these things happening and thankfully I’ve never experienced it. Even so, I don’t look forward to having my blood taken, which I have to have done more often than most individuals because I have a thyroid condition that requires constant monitoring.

Whenever I give blood I get dizzy and sometimes I become nauseated. It been so bad at times that my wife worries about me driving from the lab by myself.

http://www.ringtv.com/blog/1487/dougies_massive_monday_mailbag/

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all different circumstances of course but all I'm saying is what can affect manny might not affect floyd and vice versa. We all have different physiology and to think that we all the same physical constitution is a bit naive!

it is not the random testing per se that manny is not happy with but I think just by reading his statements is that he worries about the frequency of the test and that they can draw blood from you even until the day of the fight

once again floyds taking the same test..so this holds no water..so let me give you your back

[fcastro1]

thats a lame ass excuse homie..so you're saying manny is a mentally weak fighter then...ya'll believe anything except the truth..he's ducking random blood test for a reason and it isnt superstition

well the only time in 10 years he lost was when he had blood taken out of him which he said in his own words weakened him.

why dont you question floyd and why he doesn't want to take the fight becaus of these tests. He is the known ducker out of the 2.

[aether]

thats a lame ass excuse homie..so you're saying manny is a mentally weak fighter then...ya'll believe anything except the truth..he's ducking random blood test for a reason and it isnt superstition

you are looking at it as if it is as clear as black and white. here are some facts.

1. What floyd is asking for is not required by any sanctioning bodies. it is an item on the contract in which the other side can reject if he chooses

2. manny is open to drug tests stricter than what is required of him, or any other boxer for that matter. he believes giving blood weakens him, look at the post morales videos. it isn't an excuse he pulled right out of his ass. doesn't matter what any of us think. it's his body, and we should respect his beliefs.

3. floyd's camp had no authority to require olympic style testing for this fight, and it was wrong for and it was wrong for them to come out with damaging statements in the middle of the negotiations.

[larry x]

well the only time in 10 years he lost was when he had blood taken out of him which he said in his own words weakened him.

why dont you question floyd and why he doesn't want to take the fight becaus of these tests. He is the known ducker out of the 2.

floyds a knwn ducker??lol..manny ducked the entire 135 division..he ducked raheem after he beat morales..and why would floyd take a fight with a man he thinks is on roids??a man who refuses to prove he isnt on roids??a man who'd rather sue then to prove he isnt on roids??