I agree, May has every right to ask, and in his case demanded even though his demands were above and beyond the current boxing rules. But Manny never refused testing. He always complied with urine testing anytime before the fight, and blood testing after the fight. He simply asked for a week's grace period for the blood testing before the fight, so that his body can fully recover. Later on, he even decided to drop this condition as well so that the fight can push through, but alas, we know the rest of the story.
Comments Thread For: Double Standard? Hopkins Praised, Pacquiao Smeared
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7 days is better than 14 days is better than 18 days.A cheat is a cheat. I don't care who it is and if professional fighters
are refusing blood tests then I think it is only right to suspect that
they are using. That goes for EVERYONE not only Manny Pacquiao.
The thing is that, the whole fight everybody wanted to see was held
up and probably never will happen because of random blood testing?
That should be a walk in the park for Pac, considering how strong
and great of a fighter he is, right? Dude trains intensively but he
can't bring himself to give blood because it mentally weakens him?
I don't know for sure if he is cheating until it is revealed but he is
looking suspect and that shouldn't be denied.Comment
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We should all be able to have our own "cutoff dates" for any drug tests breathalyzers etc in jobs or anything for that matter. The honest Congroidsman said so.Comment
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Good idea, I want a cut-off date for breathalyzer's.....
..... they should not be able to breathalyze me within 3 hours of leaving a bar.Comment
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