Didn't you idiot's say that it was only a tea spoon of blood?

[Mr. Fantastic]

This is ****ing ******ed, Pac can ask for title shots at a catchweight but Floyd cant ask for a test. **** outta here clown!!!

I do agree with you except Pistol Whip being a clown. He's not a bad poster, even when I disagree with him.

Don't forget to add the 10 million a pound penalty. Where does it say that on the commission rules??

[Max05]

Just saw the 24/7 and it was two large viles of blood they had to take from Mosely.


So much for you know nothing *****s who keep saying it was just a teaspoon of blood.



***ing morons!!!

Its more like 4 full tubes of blood and they are still taking blood from MOSLEY in that picture

ITs just unreal,probably 5 + tubes every 3 day.


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[red_shoelace]

They take a ****ing pint of blood or more when donating dude. Dont compare that to two 2x3ml tubes half full of blood..

Not to mention pacquiao took a **** load of bload 19 days before the clottey fight, and he showed no signs of having been affected at all.

another significant point is that both mayweather and mosley gave blood 3 times in 10 days, at least that's what I thought I heard on 24/7

every fighter trains differently and their bodies recharge differently, one main point was that manny didn't want unlimited blood tests, he was worried it might affect his training hence the specific number of times blood would be drawn and unlimited urine.

i thought that maybe 24/7 would show the additional testing to seem "insignificant" but after seeing Saturdays episode, it was actually the opposite. I can understand why a fighter wouldn't want to go through that especially since its not even sanctioned by the governing boxing commission.

[Hannibal Barca]

another significant point is that both mayweather and mosley gave blood 3 times in 10 days, at least that's what I thought I heard on 24/7

every fighter trains differently and their bodies recharge differently, one main point was that manny didn't want unlimited blood tests, he was worried it might affect his training hence the specific number of times blood would be drawn and unlimited urine.

i thought that maybe 24/7 would show the additional testing to seem "insignificant" but after seeing Saturdays episode, it was actually the opposite. I can understand why a fighter wouldn't want to go through that especially since its not even sanctioned by the governing boxing commission.

We know, continue on with the excuses.

[boxing_pundit85]

another significant point is that both mayweather and mosley gave blood 3 times in 10 days, at least that's what I thought I heard on 24/7

every fighter trains differently and their bodies recharge differently, one main point was that manny didn't want unlimited blood tests, he was worried it might affect his training hence the specific number of times blood would be drawn and unlimited urine.

i thought that maybe 24/7 would show the additional testing to seem "insignificant" but after seeing Saturdays episode, it was actually the opposite. I can understand why a fighter wouldn't want to go through that especially since its not even sanctioned by the governing boxing commission.

so it does nothing 3 times in ten days. what is your point? say it fcked up 3 training days, even though it doesnt, isnt that worth knowing if your opponent is cheating?

[red_shoelace]

We know, continue on with the excuses.

relax i'm not trying to start anything both fighters agreed to all that testing.
3 times in 10 days is not an excuse, it's fact.

the point i was trying to make was that i found it interesting that the random blood testing really is that frequent. everything up until saturday was heresay, no one knew how often it was going to be.

all the arguments that it was only going to be a 'teaspoon' and that it wasn't going to be an everyday thing are being help up to the light.

[DE100]

Again, This is not an experiment Stop acting like this has not been done to tons of athletes. Great and better athletes like Bolt, Kobe, Lebron, Armstrong, Federer, Williams Sisters, Phelps, etc... have taken it and can handle it. Mayweather, Mosley, and Pac are no different.

[speedjay]

How bout Pac makes a request of his own and they even?

May gets the tests, both of them do it.

Pac ask Mayweather to eat fried dog or something he wants that he knows gonna bother him before the fight.

Period.

whatever you say moron.

[oscar_angels091]

No they didn't they just showed Mosely. But what they did show from Floyd is how damaging withdrawing blood can be if th fighter doesn't rest properly before they take the blood from them.. It took them 5 hours to do the test on Floyd.

did you not see that they had a problem with the urine, not the blood.

[red_shoelace]

so it does nothing 3 times in ten days. what is your point? say it fcked up 3 training days, even though it doesnt, isnt that worth knowing if your opponent is cheating?

if you were to apply that to a full month (hypothetically) 30 days would have 9 days of blood being drawn. you can argue that 1/3 of your training time giving blood samples does affect how you are overall prepared for a fight.