Is Floyd above the NSAC?

[Come∂ian]

NSAC needs to take their money and do this

[-Antonio-]

Yet again, Pac fans are the only fans in sports that take offense to more stringent testing policies.

NSAC testing policies are terrible, and the USDA are above them. Period.

Where was all this talk about the testing policies before? That's right no one gave a ****. It's all a game played by GB and Floyd. If not then they would have done this in the Marquez fight. Seeing as they made a LW go up to 147.

[S.G.]

Why do you care if they're powerless or not? What's the problem with them being superseded in regards to drug testing if the USADA are doing a better job anyway?

[IMDAZED]

Where was all this talk about the testing policies before? That's right no one gave a ****. It's all a game played by GB and Floyd. If not then they would have done this in the Marquez fight. Seeing as they made a LW go up to 147.

You're right. It is a game.

[speedjay]

Yet again, Pac fans are the only fans in sports that take offense to more stringent testing policies.

NSAC testing policies are terrible, and the USDA are above them. Period.

Pac fans are not against stringent testing policies.

They're against a coward that suddenly became so adamant to implement OST when facing a worthy opponent.

[IMDAZED]

Pac fans are not against stringent testing policies.

They're against a coward that suddenly became so adamant to implement OST when facing a worthy opponent.

What about the coward who refuses to take them?

[Pullcounter]

Why do you care if they're powerless or not? What's the problem with them being superseded in regards to drug testing if the USADA are doing a better job anyway?

the thread isn't about how the USDA is superseding the NSAC test, the thread is about how the NSAC can't get the USDA results when the fight is happening in Nevada which is under the jurisdiction of the NSAC.

[speedjay]

What about the coward who refuses to take them?

Why not fight using the testing method mandated by boxing commission?

[-Antonio-]

Why did Manny agree, again?

What to the 30 days or whatever? Probably because he was backed into a corner.

Look its obvious Floyd's plan was to turn this around on Pac. He wanted to make Manny look bad, or at best make him go through strenuous testing. The plan worked obviously.

But who does Mayweather think he is to just change the rules when he wants to? It's a load of ****. Pacquiao doesn't have to agree to anything Floyd demands. Especially when all the steroid talk started from the guy's dad.

[IMDAZED]

Why not fight using the testing method mandated by boxing commission?

Why settle for less?