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this fight is not like any of his previous 40 fights, for obvious reasons....
but the biggest reason, many of you are overlooking, is the fact that NONE of floyd's previous opponents had been accused before the fight of using steroids. other boxers have come out against pacquiao, as well as floyd's father.....so comparing this example to others is wrong.
floyd has manned up, and agreed to every stipulation top rank has put forth on him, but asking manny to be randomly drug tested is too much on mayweather's part?
every excuse manny and top rank have given for not wanting the tests, including time frame, and the company conducting the tests, GBP has come back and said "we're willing to negotiate..."
top rank and manny, say "no,no,no.....it's our way, or no fight."
you can't type with straight fingers, that anybody other than top rank and manny pacquiao is the reason this fight isn't signed, and they'll be the reasons this fight won't get made if it doesn't.
when you have 1 side willing to negotiate EVERYTHING, and the other side taking hard-line stances at every turn, you can't help but use common sense as to what's going on here.Comment
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PEOPLE! PLEASE READ THIS AND LEARN!
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USADA Prefers Out Of Competition Testing
Said J. Sahi, M.D., tells Philboxing why the USADA prefers out-of-competition testing:
A random blood testing for the synthetic Human Growth Hormone, Somatropin, within the training period leading to the fight is NOT an effective way to catch cheaters especially if it is done within the thirty days before the fight. The USADA knows this. As a matter of fact, Travis Tygart, the CEO of USADA said that to be most effective, athletes would have to be subjected to random testing while out of competition. If it will be done for this fight, it would be during competition since the fighters are scheduled to start training in early January.
No athletes, trainers and coaches in their right mind will use this drug few days or weeks before the competition. It is useless because it will take several weeks to months to have the desired results. That is why this test is recommended to be used when athletes are out of competition.
It is not simple to use HGH for few weeks before the fight. It is troublesome. When using HGH the body also needs more thyroid hormones, insulin, corticosteroids, gonadotropins, estrogens and what a surprise androgens and anabolic steroids. This is also the reason why HGH, when taken alone, is considerably less effective and can only reach its optimum effect by the additive intake of steroids, thyorid hormones, and insulin, in particular.1 These other drugs can be detected by the urine test then NSAC urine test is already enough for this.
There are three hormones which are needed at the same time in order to allow for maximum anabolic effect. These are HGH, insulin, and an LT-3 thyroid hormone, such as, for example, Cytomel. Only then can the liver produce and release an optimal amount of somatomedin and insulin-like growth factors. This anabolic effect can be further enhanced by taking a substance with an anticatabolic effect. These substances are-everybody should probably know by now-anabolic/androgenic steroids or Clenbuterol. Then a synergetic effect takes place. 2
Blood sugar and thyroid hormone should also be monitored while using HCG. It is really difficult and inconvenient to have all these stuffs during competition especially when you have only few weeks before the fight. That is why, this is being done during out of competition when athletes have several months prior to the competition or fight.
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It could be that Floyd is a little nervous or jealous of Pacquiao's success but now that so many have weighed in on the matter it seems at least plausible. If Pacquiao takes the tests to everyone's satisfaction and the results are negative then everything falls squarely on Mayweather's shoulders. His su****ion may be motivated by envy or incredulity but let's face it, Pacquiao's star is rising, and what he has done *IS* unprecedented.Comment
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