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All I ever heard from Pac fans was Pac was so shook of needles lol. Pac saw his last 2 pay checks, saw that they weren't like when he fought Hatton and Dlh, and decided he isn't that afraid of needles, AND that he still wants 50-50 with Floyd lol...
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Watson has reviewed thousands of medical records because he was the chief ringside physician in Vegas/NSAC for a long time.
^So he has firsthand anecdotal knowledge and medical records to back up his claims. It's not just what he views as hypothetical problems that may arise, but actual problems that he's seen up close."Dr. Watson has done thousands of weigh-in physicals and done thousands of fights. He's viewed tons of medical records. What Dr. Watson was kind of saying was that on some occasions with fighters, he would notice hematomas on the inside of the elbow where they gave blood," said Keith Kizer, executive director of the NSAC.
"So Dr. Watson was concerned that you could have fighters who -- if you take blood too close to the fight -- you could run the risk of something like that developing in a fighter," said Kizer. "That could cause an effect on their performance, especially when they've had to do fights on late notice, for the infections diseases -- Hepetitus A, Hepititis B, and HIV -- and they had to give blood for that."
Getting cut over your eye during a fight isn't the same as developing a hematoma, especially if it's a few days before a fight. Plus there's other risks like contracting infectious disease and it's probably not a great idea to drain blood from athletes who are going through extreme dehydration during the final weeks of training camp.Which brings up the question: Has Manny not suffered cuts in previous fights and bled during those fights?
A strict out of competition random testing policy and random testing to within 3 weeks and directly after the fight (with urine tests throughout) would be the most effective and safe policy.Last edited by ThePrince; 08-10-2010, 10:46 PM.Comment
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Will u believe that tygart didn't stop the blood test 18 days before the fight has nothing to do with the risk of getting injured and being confident that the fighter will not be benefited by peds/steroids even if they decided to use in those time frame? Or it's just a coincidence?
Dr. Watsons said that there's a chance that the fighter could be injured, what if he test the fighter on the day of the fight and one of the fighter get injured that leads to the cancellation of multi million dollar fight will tygart wait for that to happen or will he make it sure to prevent it from happening? And about conte who knows the in and out of steroids said that using those peds in that time frame will never give a fighter an advantage, don't u think tygart didn't know it?
Oh and i ask the floyd fans because they're the one who is known experts in peds here in NSB and i want to hear it from them, maybe they could enlighten me.
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Floyd took steroids in those 18 days,there is no other reason why would he order to Tygart to stop testing him!Comment
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