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The management of Floyd Mayweather Jr. have issued “no comment” responses with respect to the new drug testing stance by Manny Pacquiao. In a report by Reeklama, representatives of Mayweather, including father/trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr., trainer Roger Mayweather and Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer issues “no comment” responses to Pacquiao’s position to take part in random Olympic style drug testing up until 14-days before a tentative fight date of November 14. [Click Here To Read More]
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School Pac Floyd, Please. -
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At least Team Floyd are not negotiating through the public..Comment
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Does the scene plan on reporting on This Ronnie article that was proven wrong:
NSAC: Mayweather-Mosley Testing Cut-Off Was 18 Days
Todays Yahoo report
But if you’re thinking that concession will lead to Mayweather vs. Pacquiao on Nov. 13, slow down. There is a big difference between what Pacquiao told Giongco he’d agree to and what Mayweather and Mosley did, said Travis Tygart, the chief executive officer of USADA.
“That totally misses the point,” Tygart said of the reaction some may have upon hearing of Pacquiao’s concession and the timing of Mayweather’s last blood test. “If you know you aren’t going to be tested within the last 14 days, you can cheat and get away with it. It is our right to test at any time, 30 days before the fight, 20 days before, the week of, the morning of – that provides the deterrent. If you block out a period of time and say we can’t test during that period, then an athlete could cheat and get away with it.”
Last edited by DE100; 05-22-2010, 01:10 AM.Comment
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Yeah, drain pacquiao. Don't accept the 14 day cut-off period, tell him to do a 1-day cut off period so you can suck the blood out of his mental-state.
Yeah, lets play more mental games because thats how we win our fights. We like to mentally break-down fighters.Comment
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floyd not giving pac no publicity good move floyd would school pacComment
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