Pacquiao went from 106 to 147. Floyd went from 106 to 154.

[mazdaru]

pac's taking blood test wasn't a problem it's just that he doesn't want to be interfere while in the middle of his heavy training. And pac was agreed to be tested right after the fight and 24 days before the fight.

then he had a problem with taking the blood test, b.c the way he wanted it isnt the way its conducted

[pasawayako]

so floyd was in danger of not making weight?

i think he is, this *****s knew that floyd was a big ww and he even try to lure pac to fight at 154lbs which is means that he was having a hard time making a 147 lbs.

[mazdaru]

i think he is, this *****s knew that floyd was a big ww and he even try to lure pac to fight at 154lbs which is means that he was having a hard time making a 147 lbs.

wait, so now yall are changing yalls tune, yet again. first yall said the stipulation was added b.c floyd came in over 144 for his bout with JMM. but the fight between floyd and pac was contracted at 147 which he has never come in over.

now yall are saying the stipulation was added b.c he asked for the figh to be at 154 which mean he has probs making 147.

bwahaha, yall cant seem to get yalls story str8 not matter the topic

[imscythe]

obviously the commission doesnt feel testing has a problem or else they would have handled it already...therefore floyd put their ass on blast and thats what they get

Yeah and let them feel the pressure more and present that their testing is still inappropriate. Or present it to a much more higher sports commission.

Random blood testing is certainly good for boxing and for any other sport but let a commission handle it, if not NSAC then someone higher than them so everybody has to follow it.

[Pullcounter]

what weight was that, was that weight 147?

the fight was supposed to be at 147 right?

[pasawayako]

pacs stipulation isnt basless but floyd is, umm, go figure.

has floyd come in over 147? you said he didnt, and you did said basically the stipulation doesnt exist being that floyd wont come in over 147.

make up your mind *******. i love owning this ****** logic of yalls


ill even go so far to say that both of their stipulations were baseless but the difference is, Floyd agreed will pac didnt. you still get owned

the agreed weight limit in his last fight was 144 lbs. did floyd make those weight? You're the one who keep twisting the facts. Floyd has the history of cheating in weigh in that's the fact.

[mazdaru]

Yeah and let them feel the pressure more and present that their testing is still inappropriate. Or present it to a much more higher sports commission.

Random blood testing is certainly good for boxing and for any other sport but let a commission handle it, if not NSAC then someone higher than them so everybody has to follow it.

but what you fail to realize, which isnt surprising is that floyd legitimately feels pac is on something. so the test is to make sure hes getting in there with a clean fighter.

[mazdaru]

the agreed weight limit in his last fight was 144 lbs. did floyd make those weight? You're the one who keep twisting the facts. Floyd has the history of cheating in weigh in that's the fact.

no, im not. you keep trying to mesh the facts. floyd coming in over 144 has nothing to do with coming in over 147 b/c hes never come in over 147.

here are the facts.

MAY-JMM was contracted at 144
May Pac was contracted at 147.

adding a stipulation based on floyd coming in over 144 has no bases being that Floyd and Pacs fight was contracted at 147, which floyd has never come in over.

so if floyd has never come in over 147 what is the bases of the weight penatly if hes never come in over that weight.

and dont say 144 b/c 144 isnt 147, thats if you can count

more fail

[mazdaru]

the fight was supposed to be at 147 right?

correct, the fight was supposed to be at 147. has floyd ever come in over 147?

[Pullcounter]

correct, the fight was supposed to be at 147. has floyd ever come in over 147?

that's the whole point. the stipulation was meaningless because floyd has never come over 147 lbs.