Manny Paquaio on why he didn't want to take the blood test [interview]

[cortdawg25]

I wont be surprised. The education system & society in general is slowly but surely descending into amorality & barbarism. Even though we live in the technology age where knowledge is a click away, people (young people especially) are more lacking of knowledge than ever before.



When did Pacquiao refuse testing? As far as im concerned he has passed all required test & no one has yet to produce a single iota of steroid use. Pacquiao has passed, obliged, & respected all required tests, rules, regulation, and his sports commissions sovereignty.

So not only does Pacquiao obliged mayweather's extra testing its not good enough.

Because Pac said yes to 24 days but mayweather wont budge from 14 he's a steroid user.

Its the epitome of sporting McCarthyism.

the problem is the required test are inadequate. He has a means to clear up all doubt by participating in an adequate test, but chose not to do so. what he did choose was to fight in court rather a ring.

Who does that if they have nothing to hide? Past instances have shown us that the guilty always try and bring upon lawsuits and deflect the criticism from themselves to their accuser. McGwire did it, A-rod did it, mosley just did it!

[Modobo3]

Pac's english is too bad for him to answer these questions. a lot is being lost in translation.

ive seen almost all of pac's fights since he made it big in america & every single interview he does he cant even properly answer a boxing question when it comes to proper analysis.

Pac is not getting a fair shake here. his engish is too bad to properly answer the testing questions.

what is happening to him is utterly repugnant. a clean fighter who has passed all tests & no evidence of steroid use is being branded a cheater.

This is the very essence of McCarthyism.

It's not his english, it's his answers!!!

[Mr. Fantastic]

He says not before the fight and then defends 14 days question. LOL!!!! Pac looking like a moron.

[RL_GMA]

he denied random tests, essentially.. If you look through all the spin...



He could be possibly taking an agent to help him during training that would be cycled out of his system by the time the fight came, and consequently, the testing after in the dressing room. I maintain, that any test you know WHEN its gonna be, is useless as far as enforcing a moral code. People will find a way around it, sure as ****



also quite possible

But you can say that for every athlete competing in any sport today for that matter. The only reason people are questioning Manny is not because he won't agree to Nevada's demands, but to Floyd's demands. Imagine if the roles were reversed and Floyd said, "Ahhh F* Off Im not taking tests past this day", do you think Floyd would be looked as su****ious or simply just standing his ground and saying, "You're not the NSAC"?

I also think Ego's did play a huge part in this fight not being made (yet at least), because if you notice they're not making a huge hoopla over Manny's drug tests with the Clottey fight more than them talking about the event itself and it being possibly the biggest hosting venue in the US the sport's seen in quite a long time. Yea, it's Joshua Clottey and he just wants a check, but for someone who supposedly was getting "Bad Press" over the steroid accusations (Pacquiao), nobody seems to really care nor was light shed heavily over Pacquiao's head as he's continuing to fight essentially without the bad press.

[Modobo3]

Well knowing the whole Morales incident might help

I think 14 days prior is when fighters start to taper down the sparring rounds but they're still working hard.

Point Taken!

[rao007]

No it doesn't, not at all. It's a lame excuse.

It's a definitive reason for Pacquiao. Call it a lame excuse if you like.

2005 interview.

[Doctor_Tenma]

It's not his english, it's his answers!!!

It's crazy because, people throwing that around are gonna tell me that Pacquiao coincidentally answered every question? Unreal man!

[Doctor_Tenma]

It's a definitive reason for Pacquiao. Call it a lame excuse if you like.

2005 interview.

Seen it,

And that has 0 to do with all this.

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[Modobo3]

Sure, I think that's fair to say. And if Mayweather fans articulated that more "Pacquiao may or may not be guilty but he does look su****ious" then I'd have no problem with that. My only problem is the whole "Read/Watch this! This means Manny is guilty!" BS.

OOPS! I tried to reply to this one...let's try this again...

POINT TAKEN, thanks!

[Marijuana]

I can't believe this ****, I really can't. I'm not even a Pacquiao fan and I seem to know more about the situation with Erik Morales then most do. Check this out,




No mention of blood here

Are you surprised?

Look, I understand what Pacquiao means about blood testing. Whenever I've done a blood test, usually my arm develops a bruise for a day where the needle was injected. I feel weak for maybe the first hour. It's inconvient, but nothing more. Someone that has been in the kind of wars Manny has will have no problem sparing for one day with a bruised arm. How someone can throw away 40 million dollars and disrespect the boxing community at the same time because of a bruise is mind boggling.