Hmmmm

[IMDAZED]

explain........

1. The way others followed suit after Tyson & Holyfield used testing outside of commission rules.

2. He's broken weight rules before. The $10m penalty also is his own rule, not a commission rule.

[el salsalero]

WTF are these ****** *****s talking about! Pac's lawsuit is a civil case while KFC's felony charges are more serious criminal case where he could go to prison for years.

*****s ,learn the difference between a civil and criminal case .....dumb fhucks!

BTW Pac's civil lawsuit came first before KFC got those felony charges for hitting a woman, threatening children.

[Ryannn]

1. The way others followed suit after Tyson & Holyfield used testing outside of commission rules.

2. He's broken weight rules before. The $10m penalty also is his own rule, not a commission rule.

1. floyd already did the "OST" with shane. no one followed suit. not even GBP fighters.

2. asking for a bigger penalty is NOT breaking the commission rules.

[Russian Crushin]

Civil Vs Criminal

[IMDAZED]

1. floyd already did the "OST" with shane. no one followed suit. not even GBP fighters.

2. asking for a bigger penalty is NOT breaking the commission rules.

1. It took years for Holyfield and Tyson's testing to implemented as well.

2. Asking for further testing is not breaking rules either.

[Ryannn]

1. It took years for Holyfield and Tyson's testing to implemented as well.

2. Asking for further testing is not breaking rules either.

1. well then, i guess we just have to wait a few years since floyd already put the initiative

2. yeah, its not. refusing to take the non-standard test isn't breaking the rules either.

[IMDAZED]

1. well then, i guess we just have to wait a few years since floyd already put the initiative

2. yeah, its not. refusing to take the non-standard test isn't breaking the rules either.

1. Yep. I think so. Would've been nice if Pacquiao would've come on board but obviously blood testing weakens him. Wait...PED testing. STD testing doesn't. Go figure.

2. No, it's not breaking the rules. Just suspect.

[Twako]

WTF are these ****** *****s talking about! Pac's lawsuit is a civil case while KFC's felony charges are more serious criminal case where he could go to prison for years.

*****s ,learn the difference between a civil and criminal case .....dumb fhucks!

BTW Pac's civil lawsuit came first before KFC got those felony charges for hitting a woman, threatening children.

imdazed wouldnt know this. he only reads PED books.

[Ryannn]

1. Yep. I think so. Would've been nice if Pacquiao would've come on board but obviously blood testing weakens him. Wait...PED testing. STD testing doesn't. Go figure.

2. No, it's not breaking the rules. Just suspect.

1. nobody else came aboard the "clean up the sport" campaign after shane-floyd, yet pacquiao is the only one you are bashing for not taking the test.

2. but you said "pacquiao breaks commission rules" all the time.

[AFighter4U]

1. Yep. I think so. Would've been nice if Pacquiao would've come on board but obviously blood testing weakens him. Wait...PED testing. STD testing doesn't. Go figure.

2. No, it's not breaking the rules. Just suspect.

Pac NEVER said STD tests doesn't make him weak.

stop making things up.