If my silence diminishes my credibility then so be it. If I knew you in person, I'd be worried about that. I don't, therefore I'm not. Second, Jones always being elite means squat. Shane Mosley was always considered elite too. And Pac being under scrutiny means nothing if he doesn't have to take tests. Heck, he's fighting in Texas where you can use any steroid you want. Third, I would not have you believe that the authorities are all in Manny's pocket. But as long as you don't care, there's no reason to speak on it. Let's face it, few journalists in boxing have balls. It took an independent group of reporters to find out what was going on with Evander. And they weren't even boxing fans. The only true investigative writer I can think of is Thomas Hauser. And even he is biased - we're human, after all. Commissions always know what's up. And they must do what it's in their best interest - losing money isn't one of them. Three years ago, Margaret Goodman said that commissions are too scared to do anything because if they institute tougher testing (which they NEVER want to, for obvious reasons), the promoters would take the fight to another state. Not one commission ever did their own investigation into Mosley or Jones' positive tests. Amazing, right? Anyway DK, I understand your position. But you'll just have to respect mine here. I won't divulge further on my own prerogative. We'll let the chips fall where they may. The truth isn't always on time but its always on point. Cheers.
For 50 mil, would you fight Manny with roids?
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Heck, they can check my semen for a guaranteed $50 mill.
Fact #1 is the NSAC commission has no proof either fighter is loading up on power juices and nuclear pellets, but they must still submit to testing just in case somebody, by some remote chance is lying about it.
The random Olympic style testing is an extra precautionary measure both fighters would undergo to solidify fairness on both sides.
Fact #2 is the majority of the mainstream public, boxing community, and athletes would agree to random testing for that kind of money, and to prove they're clean.Comment
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Heck, they can check my semen for a guaranteed $50 mill.
Fact #1 is the NSAC commission has no proof either fighter is loading up on power juices and nuclear pellets, but they must still submit to testing just in case somebody, by some remote chance is lying about it.
The random Olympic style testing is an extra precautionary measure both fighters would undergo to solidify fairness on both sides.
Fact #2 is the majority of the mainstream public, boxing community, and athletes would agree to random testing for that kind of money, and to prove they're clean.Comment
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Yeah, sorta' like Pacquiao would enhance his legacy if he could just prove he wasn't using any "enhancements" with a random blood test.
Nobody I've seen in this debate has given me a conclusive answer as to why Manny can't agree to random blood testing. No reason I've yet to hear makes any sense what so ever. Face it people: Your hero is a fraud. And since he wont' agree to testing, he's relegated to fighting the likes of Clottey and Margarito, fights which NO boxing fan wants to see at this juncture.Comment
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