He gave his opinion on the issue last week. Last week he said that Pacquiao should've just taken the tests if he had nothing to hide. He talked about not understanding why somebody would turn down all that money because he didnt want to give blood. He was supposedly speaking for the "everyday man". Where were you? In this clip, he's completely switched up and is trying to play both sides of the fence by blaming both guys for the fight not being made. He contradicts himself by accusing Mayweather of using the request for random testing to get out of the fight, when last week he went on and on about how random testing was the best way to make sure that a fighter is clean. Being objective doesn't mean playing both sides of the fence. Being objective means making decisons or forming opinions based on facts, and not personal feelings. This has nothing to do with Mayweather or Pacquiao's side, this is about Atlas taking a different stance than he took last week.
You aren't any kind of tough guy, you're a insecure nerd who has trouble dealing with people who don't agree with your narrowminded simple-simon opinions. Good luck with that low self esteem.
You aren't any kind of tough guy, you're a insecure nerd who has trouble dealing with people who don't agree with your narrowminded simple-simon opinions. Good luck with that low self esteem.
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