Why demand PED testing for the biggest fight in history?

[IMDAZED]

Lidocaine in his fight vs B-Hop.

Lidocaine. Isn't it obvious to you why Floyd Mayweather wouldn't request random blood testing for lidocaine?

[Maidana vs Rios]

If Oscar suspected Floyd of something I'm sure he could of asked for more stringent methods.
Oscar never tested positive for any banned substance.
Floyd wanted random testing, not testing on fixed dates..

I thought 24 days was just a cutoff date, wasn't it? That means Pac can be tested randomly, anytime from the start of training camp to 24 days before the fight. That gives about a one month window for a random blood test, plus unlimited urine testing (to detect common steroids, EPO, etc).

[Maidana vs Rios]

Lidocaine. Isn't it obvious to you why Floyd Mayweather wouldn't request random blood testing for lidocaine?

I didn't think blood testing targeted one particular substance. Blood testing checks for everything they can test for, no?

If you're being sarcastic never mind.

[IMDAZED]

Blood test, blood test, blood test, there are other means other than blood test there is Hair and Saliva but Mayweather never brought this up as an alternatives in the proposal. And there is said, to be a break through where HGH can now be detected by urine testing http://www.usatoday.com/sports/2008-...ine-test_N.htm. why not also mention this as another option.

I don't know how old that article is but it doesn't even seem as if this new test has hit the market. Furthermore, it doesn't matter. Those same organizations quoted in that article as being excited about the potential of this new test are the same ones who are demanding urine AND blood testing.

[Maidana vs Rios]

What advantage do you think an injection into the palm of his hand would of given Oscar in that fight? Also Lidocaine is not a ped. Why are you so against stricter testing in the sport?

I'm not against stricter testing. Pac agreed to stricter testing. You have to draw the line somewhere. Pac's line was based on personal experience (1st Morales fight).

Bottom line, Pac agreed to stricter testing. Is this a true statement or not?

[General Zod]

I thought 24 days was just a cutoff date, wasn't it? That means Pac can be tested randomly, anytime from the start of training camp to 24 days before the fight. That gives about a one month window for a random blood test, plus unlimited urine testing (to detect common steroids, EPO, etc).

Pac never agreed to random testing, he said testing on three fixed dates. The first test date was at the start of the promo tour, the second was at 30 days before the fight and then was moved to 24 days before the fight and the last one was after the fight.

[Maidana vs Rios]

Pac never agreed to random testing, he said testing on three fixed dates. The first test date was at the start of the promo tour, the second was at 30 days before the fight and then was moved to 24 days before the fight and the last one was after the fight.

You sure? I could've sworn 24 days was a cutoff date....lemme check google

[IMDAZED]

I'm not against stricter testing. Pac agreed to stricter testing. You have to draw the line somewhere. Pac's line was based on personal experience (1st Morales fight).

Bottom line, Pac agreed to stricter testing. Is this a true statement or not?

So was Pacquiao lying when he mentioned a host of other excuses for his loss to Morales?

[Maidana vs Rios]

So was Pacquiao lying when he mentioned a host of other excuses for his loss to Morales?

Hell with me. All I know is that in 2005, he said the blood test before the Morales fight weakened him. If that's his experience, that's his experience.

[arraamis]

You sure? I could've sworn 24 days was a cutoff date....lemme check google

24 Days was when they went to mediation with that judge and Mayweather insisted on at a minimum 14 days with RANDOM being the stipulation.