Is there a significant benefit for boxers to roid up 14 days before a fight?

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You only think its false. So far, you haven't proved it IS. So at this point, everything you said is an opinion based on ignorance or a lie. And as i said before, the video of the link you provided was removed.

http://www.google.com/search?q=Brian...N&hl=en&tab=wv

Second one down. As I said, my youtube is blocked at work. Let me know if it works.

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Actually, there are many videos of it on that page. I'm sure one will work.

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I don't claim to know.

Do you know?

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Do you know?

Depends on the fighter.

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Depends on the fighter.

We're talking about pacquiao.

Do you know at what time slot the "heavy training" takes place?

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We're talking about pacquiao.

Do you know when his heavy training takes place?

His trainer says he doesn't do heavy training two weeks out. Pacquiao claims he does, hence, he can't have a blood test taken. You figure it out.

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His trainer says he doesn't do heavy training two weeks out. Pacquiao claims he does, hence, he can't have a blood test taken. You figure it out.

Provide sources for both statements please (No videos)

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Provide a source please. No videos.

Your source is in the video of Pacquiao talking. And the Roach comment is in this thread as well.

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Your source is in the video of Pacquiao talking. And the Roach comment is in this thread as well.

Quote me both comments in your response.

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"Every time he walks in through the doors of Wild Card, he's focused on what he needs to do," Roach says. Pacquiao starts at four rounds early in his training cycle and gradually builds up to 12 before cutting back in the last two weeks before the fight. "On average, he'll use three sparring partners a day, because most of them can't hang with him for more than four rounds."

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m.../ai_n52938036/

Quote me both comments in your response.

See the video re: Pac-Clottey w/ Brian Kenny for Manny's comments.