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Originally posted by switchsouthpaw View PostAgain you offer broad examples that aren't applicable. Each sport offers their own form of drug testing from the NFL to the NBL and NBA all under one governing body, boxing isn't governed by a uniformed commission, it's jurisdictional and based on the state in which you are competing, hence why Vegas does not test for Xylocaine and California does. Each state would have to adopt the same rules or risk being unfair to all athletes, but again you make broad based sweeping assumptions, presumptions and use bad analogies to promote your favorite fighters agenda.
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Originally posted by SkillspayBills View PostWhat's with everyone saying either a cutoff date or not? Have you guys ever had a GF? My goodness compromise is the key to success. They will HAVE to come to an agreement and this seems reasonable.
Roach is smart though, I think he knows this will be a fight that MAY COULD get hurt in, not lose, but get ****** up a bit, and he will be ready to fight him then.CANT BLAME HIM THOUGH.
AND THEM TWO CHICKS ARE HOT!!!! LOL!!!
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Originally posted by Bhopreign View PostVery applicable. You see, whether you know it or not, believe and is are two different things with two different meanings.Last edited by switchsouthpaw; 04-29-2010, 09:42 AM.
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Blah blah blah. This fight isn't happening. No matter what they come up with egos will kill this deal.
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Originally posted by switchsouthpaw View PostBoth raise questions prompting more answers, hence you can say "I believe he is on PEDs (assumption) or "He is on PEDs (presumption of guilt), both of which insinuate that a person "may" be or is on something, now you have to base that presumption/assumption on actual facts(reasonable su****ion), in this care there are none, so it would be hearsay--now where is the hearsay coming from? Two men who have already been through the court system themselves and their accusations would be applied to their credibility...you see where this all leads? NO WHERE
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Originally posted by FLYBOY View PostListen man, there's no point in arguing about this. The Bottom line is that if Pacquiao was clean, he would take the tests to prove his doubters wrong. I would. So would a lot of fighters. Amir Khan is ready to do it. Cotto said he would also do it. Shane Mosley is doing it. Floyd is also doing it.
What you and Mayweathers don't seem to understand is that one cannot FORCE someone to be tested out of their whims.
I have given an example earlier (don't know if you have read it). That if one cries about something that went afoul, does that mean that alleged or accused party SHOULD be tested?
• Why do you think there is a preliminary court hearings before there is an actual court hearing?
To determine if the accusation has grounds towards a real lawsuit.
Same logic can be applied anywhere else. If the Mayweathers harped, does it mean it is logical, verifiable and proven? NOPE.
Because there are many things to be considered first. The first and foremost are the integrity of the Mayweathers as the accusers and the "red flags" that leads towards the accusations THEN verifiable proofs, not speculations.
Both fighters in Mayweather and Pacquiao are "clean" and no "red flags" in their history that can lead towards testing (according to the NSAC).
MERE SPECULATIONS cannot lead towards testing because what if Pacquiao is clean? What kind of punishments should the Mayweathers get for bringing up crap with their accusations then?
That is why there are protocols.
This is a civilized world. Just because boxing is a brutal sport doesn't mean one cannot bring integrity to it. And it isn't about just the money either. And in both counts I think the Mayweathers are a fool for these...
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Originally posted by fabie View PostThat is exactly the failed surmation that is preconceived in the minds of the Mayweathers that this fight is not going to happen.
What you and Mayweathers don't seem to understand is that one cannot FORCE someone to be tested out of their whims.
I have given an example earlier (don't know if you have read it). That if one cries about something that went afoul, does that mean that alleged or accused party SHOULD be tested?
• Why do you think there is a preliminary court hearings before there is an actual court hearing?
To determine if the accusation has grounds towards a real lawsuit.
Same logic can be applied anywhere else. If the Mayweathers harped, does it mean it is logical, verifiable and proven? NOPE.
Because there are many things to be considered first. The first and foremost are the integrity of the Mayweathers as the accusers and the "red flags" that leads towards the accusations THEN verifiable proofs, not speculations.
Both fighters in Mayweather and Pacquiao are "clean" and no "red flags" in their history that can lead towards testing (according to the NSAC).
MERE SPECULATIONS cannot lead towards testing because what if Pacquiao is clean? What kind of punishments should the Mayweathers get for bringing up crap with their accusations then?
That is why there are protocols.
This is a civilized world. Just because boxing is a brutal sport doesn't mean one cannot bring integrity to it. And it isn't about just the money either. And in both counts I think the Mayweathers are a fool for these...
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Originally posted by Bhopreign View PostFine, then no fight.
Which is sad on the other hand that as a fan of Mayweather's skills it wasn't tested enough to be called one of the best ever.
My own humble opinion of him is that he is the greatest defensive fighter of all time with an asterisk. His attributes are definitely up there.
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