Could Floyd be on roids?

[project xxx1]

Why did he retire when he was going to face Oscar in a rematch? The first fight was a SD and it made 2.4 Even if he did a fraction of that, he would make millions

The man has super speed

He has super reflexes

He has super stamina

He has super long arms

He has brittle hands

He went from 106 at 16 to 154 with Oscar

Look how ripped he was against Oscar. I have never seen anyone go up in weight and be that ripped



He may have faked a rib injury against JMM. Could he have needed time to cycle out of his PED'S EPO'S Steroids, HGH etc... just a question.

He has roid rage often, calling people names. His roid rage showed so much when Rugged Man called him a cherry picker. His first defence is to attack with his mouth rather than answer him

What was that purple gorilla piss drink he had? Hmmmm

He often gets emotional, crying at press conferences, after fights like Gatti etc...

Can anyone provide proof that he is innocent please

may well be so but he is ready to take a random drug test with no cut off period

[jqSide]

may well be so but he is ready to take a random drug test with no cut off period

Possibly because in his f*** up imagination Pac's substance is stronger than his.

[Bennett]

and an old troll at that. i feel sorry for his offspring.

[PensionKiller]

and an old troll at that. i feel sorry for his offspring.

So tell me why it is impossible Floyd was on roids?

[Bennett]

So tell me why it is impossible Floyd was on roids?

nothing is impossible dad, but in this case its highly improbable. why would a 16 year old kid use roids/juice/etc when he has a huge career in front of him? the pacyow fans like to repeat freddy cuz it was freddy who said floyd went up from 106 to where hes at. the difference is floyd wasnt from an economically depressed environment like pac did and in pacs case it was a problem of getting enough food to eat. floyd had no such problems. manny didnt have any sort of garuntee that he'd be anything when he was 106. floyd did. he had a good am's pedigree, got the bronze, family of boxers/trainers. he had a real future in front of him. your lame argument has no basis except regurgitating what freddys saying. this is a bad example of trying the old turn the tables routine.

[Bennett]

another difference was pac was 106 as a pro. lil floyd was 106 when he was a j.o. and had a ton of growing to do.

its like if carbajal starting moving up in weight and fought and knocked out hearns. people are going to notice and have some serious questions.
look at lil floyd height and reach and compare it to pacs height and reach. see the disparity?

[Carpe Diem]

Yes, that's why he was ducking to be tested randomly. He wanted to set his own schedule date so that he could cheat, but Manny didn't trust him to allowed him to do that.

[VoodooChild]

another difference was pac was 106 as a pro. lil floyd was 106 when he was a j.o. and had a ton of growing to do.

And Manny didn't have growing to do after 16??

[peyk-peyk]

floyd retired because he needs to completely washed-out the drugs that he has been using before coming back to fight only a fighter that has no chance of winning against him. That's why he did everything to duck pac, he knew he doesn't have a chance to win.

Mayweather didn’t put into waste the remaining steroids in his system during his retirement and instead dabbled in wrestling and Dancing with the Stars show.

If you looked at him dancing you’ll noticed he’s a little stiff because of the steroid side effects.

[PensionKiller]

nothing is impossible dad, but in this case its highly improbable. why would a 16 year old kid use roids/juice/etc when he has a huge career in front of him? the pacyow fans like to repeat freddy cuz it was freddy who said floyd went up from 106 to where hes at. the difference is floyd wasnt from an economically depressed environment like pac did and in pacs case it was a problem of getting enough food to eat. floyd had no such problems. manny didnt have any sort of garuntee that he'd be anything when he was 106. floyd did. he had a good am's pedigree, got the bronze, family of boxers/trainers. he had a real future in front of him. your lame argument has no basis except regurgitating what freddys saying. this is a bad example of trying the old turn the tables routine.

Do you realise that there are people in sport turn to drugs to better their performances.

This is a big problem in the US with young people trying to get ahead of their peers.

You mention Pac had trouble finding food, how the hell can he afford steroids huh? His speed and power has alwys been there. His stamina also.