Comments Thread For: Mayweather-Mosley: Nevada To Conduct Their Own Tests

[JAB5239]

When exactly was the last time you checked? Can you provide a link?

They made Cotto who was then the champ to fought at 145. Even if both sides agreed, they still broke the rules. It's like corrupt cops working together with drug dealers, it feels right but they're still breaking the law.

You didn't answer the questions.

[JAB5239]

What would that prove?

That the NSAC picked a better date to drug test?

Wouldn't prove a thing in my opinion. But it would still be funny as hell!!

[Eagle Eye]

Did Floyd require the fighters in the undercard in his fight with Mosley to undergo the random blood testing? just curious...

[Carpe Diem]

The fight was billed as a 145-pound classic

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4656400

[Hannibal Barca]

No that is not the right way. The right way would be to go thru proper channels and have it made a rule. The right way would be to promote it by talking about other fights not just his own. The right way would be certified by boxing commissions to ensure things are fair. Floyd buddying up to the USADA and calling for testing is hardly fair.

So reaching his intended goal without waiting for the consent of commissions who have no interest in improving their archaic procedures isn't a good thing? Whatever you say Skip.

He's been promoting USADA testing procedures, keep up.

You scoff at the notion of conspiracy theories yet craft one all your own. Question the integrity of the USADA if you wish, but they've proven their worth. Fans of not just boxing, but sports as a whole have no issue with USADA testing methods. That issue is owned by Pac fans alone.

[Eagle Eye]

So reaching his intended goal without waiting for the consent of commissions who have no interest in improving their archaic procedures isn't a good thing? Whatever you say Skip.

He's been promoting USADA testing procedures, keep up.

You scoff at the notion of conspiracy theories yet craft one all your own. Question the integrity of the USADA if you wish, but they've proven their worth. Fans of not just boxing, but sports as a whole have no issue with USADA testing methods. That issue is owned by Pac fans alone.

Given that his goal is to clean up the sport, did he require his undercard to undergo the same random blood testing?

[Bruce Banil]

it appears most people here didn't undesrtand simple SOP or standard protocol. nsac has to do it's duties and usada never supercedes their mandate in conducting their drug testing in nevada.

with or without usada testing...nsac has to do it's test in all nevada fights.

[JAB5239]

So reaching his intended goal without waiting for the consent of commissions who have no interest in improving their archaic procedures isn't a good thing? Whatever you say Skip.

He's been promoting USADA testing procedures, keep up.

You scoff at the notion of conspiracy theories yet craft one all your own. Question the integrity of the USADA if you wish, but they've proven their worth. Fans of not just boxing, but sports as a whole have no issue with USADA testing methods. That issue is owned by Pac fans alone.

Sorry but Floyd is not bigger than the sport. He cannot and should not be able to supersede the current rules to implement his own. Obviously bigger and more important people in boxing agree with me since his test with Mosley means nothing to the sport. Its just a drop in a bucket. A needle in a haystack. And the funny thing is that not him, you or anyone else is worried about ANYONE else being tested who is not fighting Floyd. If Im wrong please direct me to the thread where Floyd is taking a stand against other fighters besides his opponents. Show me where you have adamantly supported this kind of testing in other fights. Hurry along now, I haven't got all night.

[Hannibal Barca]

Given that his goal is to clean up the sport, did he require his undercard to undergo the same random blood testing?

Why are you asking me? Look it up yourself.

[JAB5239]

Given that his goal is to clean up the sport, did he require his undercard to undergo the same random blood testing?

THAT is an excellent question! I really don't know. Does anybody have an answer?