[Video](ESPN) Freddie Roach on Jim Rome "I Would" On taking the Test

[DE100]

lmao..and I thought it was just me..

lol yeah, I noticed it too a while ago.

[champ_kw]

When i saw this thread I thought "Pac will be nailed for not coordinating with his team" on these kinda interviews, which will be bad for him with everything that's happening.

Then i listened to the interview, and clearly Freddie's speaking for HIMSELF.

I don't get why people here are quick to surmise and conclude that Pacquiao this Pacquiao that heheheh.

Clearly unreasonable Pacfanatics have no rebuttal with this.

But people without sense and comprehension are totally missing out that Freddie's speaking his own mind, IF IT WAS HIM he would take it for the money, but he's not Pacquiao, who for some reason say his principle is better than $40M coz he don't need money. Yeah yeah he's Pac's trainer but can't he be asked a question about passing a $40M test and peeps are quick to attribute the answer to Pac?

Where do people get off thinking a guy who has a bottom heavy contract with his promoter that takes a large percentage of his fight money, has his hands on Manny's naming rights (so he's getting some of that NIKE money too), and only has become a blockbuster on PPV within the last 3 or 4 years, has an entourage the size of a football team (that's plane tickets for everyone, dinner tabs for all of them, housing, etc.), can walk away from the possibly the richest fight in the history of the sport over principle? If his principles are so strong, why he cheat on his wife? Stop acting like this guy is such a man of principle.

[Heru]

Damn, I never seen this thread before. Roach threw Pacquiao under the bus with this one.

[PureBoxer]

The only type of person to refuse a $40M drug test is a cheater, period.