Rumors of "dirty penalties" are un true and was "leaked by the Mayweather associates"

[myCoCainE]

Atlas has a very very reliable source. It's called the Non Stop Boxing Forum.

[Curtis Jackson]

^LOL. Doudt Packy is on anything, just need to stop being a **** and accept that 24 day propsal

[mathed]

Click on the link to the lawsuit, BoxingScene is mentioned in it: All the "diehard Floyd fans" with their assertions of the truth that Pac is on roids are only contributing to the downfall of your favorite boxer. It's your right to voice your opinion but when you assert that it is a fact.....you better be able to prove it.

http://www.boxingscene.com/filedcomplaint-pacquiao.pdf

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[EDD1]

Looks like Atlas was pretty irresponsible here.

I think(not entirely sure) but he can be summoned by the courts to state his source of face potential legal trouble, since he chose to say it openly on the air.

Filed Complaint Case 2:09-cv-02448 Document 1 Filed 12/30/09
False statements section, page 8 of12 item #37, 38.

37. On December 25, 2009, the New York Daily News Reported:
According to a source familiar with the talks, Pacquiao’s representatives asked what penalties Pacquiao would face if he tested dirty, and also if a dirty test result could be kept secret so that the integrity of the fight wouldn’t be ruined in the public eye.

38. This is untrue and, on information and belief, was “leaked” by Mayweather, Jr. and his representatives to further destroy Pacquiao’s professional credibility and reputation.

http://www.boxingscene.com/filedcomplaint-pacquiao.pdf

[sNiTcH]

Click on the link to the lawsuit, BoxingScene is mentioned in it: All the "diehard Floyd fans" with their assertions of the truth that Pac is on roids are only contributing to the downfall of your favorite boxer. It's your right to voice your opinion but when you assert that it is a fact.....you better be able to prove it.

http://www.boxingscene.com/filedcomplaint-pacquiao.pdf

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very well said

[IMDAZED]

All things aside, do you guys seriously believe that Manny Pacquiao would rather prove his innocence by suing for measly bucks rather than passing some tests and picking up $30 million?

[imscythe]

All things aside, do you guys seriously believe that Manny Pacquiao would rather prove his innocence by suing for measly bucks rather than passing some tests and picking up $30 million?

Does Pacquiao look like a slave to you and submit to all Floyd's demands, he's the P4P, the welterweight champion for pete's sake.

Floyd demands an outrageous test skipping the authority, Manny agrees but with his own clause as well then Floyd just want to impose his rule in boxing and Manny say enough is enough.

It's good that the lawsuit continues that will teach him and his camp a lesson.

"One fighter is not bigger than the sport." by Dan Rafael

[FLY TY]

they weren't giving opinion.

they were stating information from a source.

if the source was a member of team mayweather , they have to consider the source reliable since team mayweather is part of the negotiations right?

now the information itself might not be reliable.



pacquiao's lawyers filed this in their lawsuit. if this goes to court , we'll find out who was lying and who was telling the truth.

cosign. instead of having things settled in the ring, i guess we'll have to settle for the courtroom.....

[Curtis Jackson]

HAHAHA Atlas will be forced to apologize! LOL.

[Mr. Chago]

I believe this more than the BS that Altas leaked. Disappointing, I knew Floyd never really wanted to fight Manny, and only drag it for the sake of tarnishing his image.

LAME, tell packy to sign between 14-24 days instead of fighting Clottey