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Originally posted by Pretty_Hitman View PostPretty pointless having a favourite if the fight probably ain't gonna happen.
i'm still of the opinion that this **** is ridiculous tho. if you're clean, it makes no sense why you wouldn't agree to random testing, w/o all these counter-conditions tho. this random **** has been in the contract since the beginning, top rank and pacquiao are acting like this is **** drawn up "at the last minute," to throw off the fight....
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Originally posted by boxingfan4life View Postpac doesnt bring anything to the ring that floyd hasn't experienced already. unfortunately for pac floyd brings a new element that pac hasnt experienced. pac has never faced anyone as technically and defensely sound as mayweather.
and take the blinkers off ever so slightly.
Pac hasnt faced anyone as tecnically sound you are perhaps right. But all that means is that Pac will PROBABLY find it harder to hit PBF than he is used to.
Originally posted by ani4ani View PostI can't imagine why anyone wouldn't have him favorite. He's unbeaten.Last edited by hugh grant; 01-05-2010, 11:44 AM.
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Originally posted by adobostreak View Postsimple to be the favorite when you blood drain your opponent
"How is a blood test carried out?
Blood samples for testing can be taken either from a vein (which carries blood to the heart) or from an artery (which takes blood away from the heart).
If only a few drops of blood are needed (for monitoring blood sugar in diabetes, for example) it is enough to make a small prick in the tip of the finger and then squeeze the blood out.
Most blood tests are taken from a vein, commonly from those around the elbow. First a cord (tourniquet) is tied around the upper arm to make the vein prominent. It may be a bit tight, but this makes it much easier to take the test."
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http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/health_ad...oodsamples.htm
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Originally posted by check hook View Posthttp://www.doghouseboxing.com/DHB/Tyler123009.htm
An interesting interview with Freddie Roach........he thinks he knows more about blood chemistry than a biochemist with 30 years experience.
LMAO, good post.
The worst is that he couldn't FINISH the interview because he was feeling very agitated...I GUESS PBF's mind games are starting to pay dividens...
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Originally posted by trainhard_187 View PostIm basing my opinion on simply the level of competition in the past 3 years.
Floyd wins a SD against a money hungry Delaquitter who was old anyways..
Floyd TKO Hatton who is overrated but gave Floyd trouble until Floyd finally adjusted..
Floyd wins a UD against Marquez who and any boxing expert will tell you doesnt belong anywhere north of 135....
Pacman beats old Delaquitter in a onesided fashion.. Sure DLH was old but still Pac worked him.
Pacman Pummels Hatton like a sparring partner.
Pacman makes mence meat out of Cotto who Floyd has ducked..
Level of competition..
Pacman has been fighting elite opponents and has been dominating in fashion.
Floyd has been picking and choosing his last few opponents to tailor his zero losses..
Your a fool not to see these simple facts..
PAC wants to fight JMM over 140 lbs yet you say he can't go north 135...
De la Hoya was the JM Champion at his weight, yet PBF fought him when he wasn't your "ELITE" opposed to the 147 lbs De la Hoya...Hatton was UNDEFEATED when PBF fought him...
I just don't understand your nonsense...
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Originally posted by hugh grant View PostCliched, flawed comments like this irritate me. Pac brings things to the table PBF hasnt seen. PBF hasnt fought anyone as highly rated as Pac for starters. That is a good enough reason in itself that floyd will lose. Pac brings plenty of things to the table PBF hasnt faced thats for sure. Pac can do things no one can do, so of course he brings things to the ring floyd hasnt experienced. So open your eyes a little before coming out with comments
and take the blinkers off ever so slightly.
Pac hasnt faced anyone as tecnically sound you are perhaps right. But all that means is that Pac will PROBABLY find it harder to hit PBF than he is used to.
Well that dont really mean much considering the opposition he faced and the weight he faced them in. PBF might start betting fave, but probably more people think Pac would beat PBF. We dont know how good PBF is at this stage having come out of retirement and his first fight is misleading.
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