For The Pac Fans Bitching About Blood

[Ray*]

It's a lose/lose situation for Pacquiao....if he takes these tests,there is a chance they come out positive and he loses his legacy-if he is clean, he gets his butt kicked anyways.Only Pacquiao fans would do anything at any cost to avoid these testings and want to rob the world of a mega-fight,just so they don't have to know the outcome from the strictest of testing.
It's funny how they pretend Manny is like a victim in Salem of a witch- hunt.
They would be content watching him fight Margarito or other previous ko'd fighters or subpar opponents.

No sense in arguing with these jokers-they are the same people who want to deceive everyone by saying Xylocaine is illegal in every state during training and Tylenol is a PED!If there is one main consistency with them,it is that the real boxing fans want to see the best fight the best and Pac-fans,Ako Po Ha,etc are in bliss and drooling watching a Pacquiao vs Clottey or potential Margarito clash.
Once Pac is gone,so are they....
The bad thing is,they supposedly admire Manny because he is a "simple", "pure", "honest",and "humble" man,yet they are the most crass and clueless fans that make Hatton's fans look pretty reasonable!

You might be unto something there!!!

[STREET CLEANER]

If Manny did the test within reason we wouldn't even be talking about this. It is not a bad thing don't know why they are so many excuses

[Ray*]

How can anyone be glad that Manny said no to drug tests? In what way do the drug tests affect you enough to make you glad that Manny said no? Why would you not want the fight to happen? Ridiculous!

Also why does it only seem to be Pacquiao fans that are happy the fight aint happenin? Is it because Mayweather is too much of a risk? For all the hate you show Mayweather wouldn't you love Manny to knock him out more than anything? Why do I see Pac fans cheering the decision to take Mayweather to court???

Manny does his talking in the ring (usually) and KO's dudes for fun these days yet instead of wanting to see him possibly KO a fighter a lot of you profess to hate you would rather Manny take him to court? These guys are boxers agree to each others demands and then fight in the ring. Simple!

Because Pacquiao fans arent really boxing fans, Its rare to see a Pacquiao fans who is also a boxing fan...RARE

[Calza appy]

[QUOTE=Nike Phats;8064467] Those 450 ml of blood are replenished within 24 hours.
[QUOTE]
That is completely false, try 3-6 weeks to get fully replenished.

[Syf]

the thread had (predictably) turned into a huge spastic convention.

lmao........


a spastic convention

[Syf]

Those 450 ml of blood are replenished within 24 hours.

That is completely false, try 3-6 weeks to get fully replenished.

wtf... 3-6 weeks for that small amount of blood?

Do you think the human body is stuck in a time warp?

[Tamis!]

Because Pacquiao fans arent really boxing fans, Its rare to see a Pacquiao fans who is also a boxing fan...RARE

You're kidding right?

[Hannibal Barca]

everything is dumb to you when a poster doesnt ride floyd's **** the way you do

How exactly does laying out facts, and seeing things as they are make you a "Floyd **** rider"? For example, most of us aren't Floyd fans. I for one enjoy Floyds skill, but my favorite active fighter is Gamboa. However, I can call a spade a spade. There's right, and there's wrong. Period.

[Calza appy]

wtf... 3-6 weeks for that small amount of blood?

Do you think the human body is stuck in a time warp?

450 is nearly a pint of blood. If you really believe that it takes the body just 24hrs to recover that amount try donating blood every other day and then tell us how long it took for you to become dead.

[shekwan]

I posted this couple times before, but no one ever responds to it.

This blood thing is all mental, and affects some athletes differently than others.



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Jamaica concern over doping tests
Asafa Powell
Asafa Powell is worried he will be 'weak' for the 100 metre final

The Jamaican athletics team has had an "extremely unusual" number of doping tests in Beijing, the team's chef de mission Don Anderson has claimed.

"We are concerned this could have a serious effect," he said after seeing his squad tested 32 times in five days.

"There has been an exceedingly long list of tests and we find this extremely unusual."

Sprinter Asafa Powell has already claimed that the amount of blood taken could leave him weak for his events.

Anderson has said that there is more testing at this year's Olympics than in previous events.

"It is a major concern to us and they (testers) have taken a lot of blood," he said.

"This is not a protest but we are just saying that it is rather unusual."

However IOC spokeswoman Giselle Davies said the organisation had not received any complaints.

"We have a very comprehensive doping programme," said Davies.

"If athletes have any concerns they should raise them with the authorities."

Powell has already complained that drugs testers had come calling so often and taken so much blood that it may hamper his 100m final run.

He said team mates Michael Frater and Usain Bolt, the current 100 metres world record holder, were also under constant scrutiny from testers.

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"They've tested me four times here; they're taking so much blood I'll be weak for the final," explained the former 100 metres world-record holder.

Beijing aims to be dope-free with extra checks being used to avoid drug cheats.

"I'm almost sure I might be tested again. I don't know about anyone else but they're really doing it in my case and with my team-mates Michael Frater and Usain Bolt," added Powell.

"They're saying they're doing about 4000 tests. It's just very difficult to catch everyone but I hope they can do it and make this Olympics clean."

Athletes in China will be the most tested in history because of the stringent measures, with authorities paying particular attention to the sprinters after recent doping revelations.

Athens' winner Justin Gatlin of the US is currently serving a four-year ban for doping offences.

Compatriot Tim Montgomery, a winner in the 4x100m relay in Sydney, was a client of BALCO, the San Francisco laboratory which produced the designer steroid THG.