Freddie Roach makes no sense.

[QQQQQQQ]

When Pacquiao was in negotiations with Mayweather, they wanted to take a blood test AFTER the fight, not before, right?

When he accused Margarito of drinking a banned substance in the locker room he wanted a drug test right then and there because he was afraid the substance would be out of Margos system.

Now does he understand why Mayweather wants a drug test BEFORE the fight?

Any1 else find this a bit odd?

[Slyboots]

It's different when you actually see your opponent ingest something he wasn't supposed to than when your opponent wants you tested only on speculation.

Look at it from Pac's pov, if they aren't doing anything illegal, why the hell would they have to bend to someone else's will just based on speculation?

Team Pac never planned for any sort of testing before the fight or anything until they saw him take something.

[jri9d0]

Speaking of which when are you going to have him on your show?

[QQQQQQQ]

Speaking of which when are you going to have him on your show?

Im not able to get in contact him with him, i was thinking abotu calling wild card lol

[Sweet Jesus]

It's different when you actually see your opponent ingest something he wasn't supposed to than when your opponent wants you tested only on speculation.

Look at it from Pac's pov, if they aren't doing anything illegal, why the hell would they have to bend to someone else's will just based on speculation?

Team Pac never planned for any sort of testing before the fight or anything until they saw him take something.

Why can't they just take the tests for the sake of boxing?

[megas30]

It's different when you actually see your opponent ingest something he wasn't supposed to than when your opponent wants you tested only on speculation.

Look at it from Pac's pov, if they aren't doing anything illegal, why the hell would they have to bend to someone else's will just based on speculation?

Team Pac never planned for any sort of testing before the fight or anything until they saw him take something.

If he "ingest something he wasn't supposed to" why did the fight go on? Why wasn't he suspended? When people try to defend something illogical and they themselves lose logic in the process.

[Cash Cow]

It's different when you actually see your opponent ingest something he wasn't supposed to than when your opponent wants you tested only on speculation.

Look at it from Pac's pov, if they aren't doing anything illegal, why the hell would they have to bend to someone else's will just based on speculation?

Team Pac never planned for any sort of testing before the fight or anything until they saw him take something.

lol...he saw him take coffee..lol..he wasnt "sure" what was injested. He speculated and assumed.....just like Mayweather is speculating that Pac is possibly on Performance Enhancing drugs.....

[Slyboots]

Why can't they just take the tests for the sake of boxing?

I think it's an ego thing. I would prefer Money to not make such ludicrous demands in the first place but if the fight won't happen without it, then yes, take the tests. For the sake of boxing.

[Slyboots]

If he "ingest something he wasn't supposed to" why did the fight go on? Why wasn't he suspended? When people try to defend something illogical and they themselves lose logic in the process.

I wasn't implying anything about what he ingested, rather the fact that he did ingest something when he wasn't supposed to.

As for you other questions, good questions lol. I would have thought there would be some sort of investigation. Ariza publicly stated that it was Hydroxycut. While that wasn't proven, the fact still remains that Tony ingested a substance other than water, which is prohibited before a fight.

I think the fact that there was no investigation about it probably means there wasn't **** in his coffee.

[Slyboots]

lol...he saw him take coffee..lol..he wasnt "sure" what was injested. He speculated and assumed.....just like Mayweather is speculating that Pac is possibly on Performance Enhancing drugs.....

They saw him put something in there. A bit different than claiming out of the blue with no evidence whatsoever that Pac is on illegal substances.