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Tygart: "Blood testing within 18 days of the fight was not necessary"
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Originally posted by COACH-WEBB View PostYea..they caught them after the crime.
Thats not even why I said it dummy.
and,
the amberlamps, are there to help the wounded, not catch a criminal.
M.I.C., got shot the **** down.
"Show me where "the need for random testing" is deemed unnecessary. Show me where a fighter requesting a cut off date is deemed appropriate."
I showed him where the need for random testing was deemed unnecessary.
Floyds first 40 fights.
Still waiting for him to show me where the NSAC never caught a fighter.
"Hes leakin'", hence the need for the amberlamps.
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It isn't all about having random testing but to actually catch someone cheating and if from 14 day cut-off there is no testin then if there was some juicing done in those 14 days it would caught in the immediate aftermath of the fight.
Maybe to compromise make it a 7-10 day cut-off instead. The cut-off is about manny not being physically affected by the testing which is understandable.
If the cut-off period is sufficient to detect any mal-practice after the fight then let them agree to one which will facilitate this fight
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Originally posted by Victorious713 View PostThing is, the boxers didn't now they were going to stop within 18 days. With the 14 day offer, its known when they stop. So there is a difference. So they only test close to the fight when they have some sort of "suspicion"? Basically Manny would most likely be tested close to the fight all because of the allegations by the Mayweathers and company? I just wonder how do they determine if they have to test closer to the fight or not.
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Originally posted by Johnny Chingas View Post
Thats not even why I said it dummy.
and,
the amberlamps, are there to help the wounded, not catch a criminal.
M.I.C., got shot the **** down.
"Show me where "the need for random testing" is deemed unnecessary. Show me where a fighter requesting a cut off date is deemed appropriate."
I showed him where the need for random testing was deemed unnecessary.
Floyds first 40 fights.
Still waiting for him to show me where the NSAC never caught a fighter.
"Hes leakin'", hence the need for the amberlamps.
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Originally posted by tipu sultan View PostIt isn't all about having random testing but to actually catch someone cheating and if from 14 day cut-off there is no testin then if there was some juicing done in those 14 days it would caught in the immediate aftermath of the fight.
Maybe to compromise make it a 7-10 day cut-off instead. The cut-off is about manny not being physically affected by the testing which is understandable.
If the cut-off period is sufficient to detect any mal-practice after the fight then let them agree to one which will facilitate this fight
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