Does the 10-day Difference in Testing Warrant PBF's Refusal to Accept Fight Deal?

[Chups]

I agree with the 14 day cut off......too bad Floyd did not lay this in the negotiation.

[B u r n e r]

I agree with the 14 day cut off......too bad Floyd did not lay this in the negotiation.

It was a mediation......not a negotiation.

Which means both parties weren't in the same room ever.

Schafer said Arum NEVER told Pac abiut the 14 day cut off.

[V.WEBB]

11 votes for the 14 days...not surprised

[Foodie One]

11 votes for the 14 days...not surprised

Please answer the original question. Here:

Do you think PBF's refusal to accept the 24-day cutoff reasonable? Why?

[V.WEBB]

Please answer the original question. Here:

Do you think PBF's refusal to accept the 24-day cutoff reasonable? Why?

why do you keep asking that question about him refusing?

didn't the judge come out and say that Team Pac's allegations were FALSE about the mediation deal?

come on now...

[DE100]

Please answer the original question. Here:

Do you think PBF's refusal to accept the 24-day cutoff reasonable? Why?

Yes it reasonable for one simple fact, Originally Mayweather wanted test all the way up the fight, and Pac wanted 30 days... So at the end they can met in the middle 14 days... more then fair for both.

[BMWM3P]

14 days is more than enough. As much as I hate backing Mayweather, Pac has cast doubt upon himself with his reluctance to these test. His excuses are childish and 50 million dollars should be more than enough compensation for what little incoviniences these test my cause.

[B u r n e r]

Man if you dont agree that 14 days is MORE then enough time to recover froma drug test..When Roach said Pac needs 3 days to recover.

Then that means you dont want to see the fight.

[larry x]

how is 14 days not enough???seriously???

[larry x]

you owned yourself with this thread....seriously stop being so damn biased