Leonard Ellerbe: "Yet another example of Bob Arum trying to run misdirection"

[tomhawq]

That's because you know Pac will have the advantage that he's been had that got him this far.

You know in your heart something is wrong with Pac/Arum, but you willing to overlook that to keep your hero's image intact.

If there is no test and Pac wins you will not really consider it a win in your own heart, you just don't realize it yet !!!

i'm hoping that arum/pac just give whatever mayweather wants. and i'm also hoping that those idiots read this. they have to acknowledge that they're dealing with a guy name floyd.

i'm really addressing these posts to those morons. just give the phuck what mayweather wants.

i fell better now.

[tatangb45]

Here are some facts for those who maintain that the USADA is unbiased and will only implement WADA rules:

The USADA showed bias when they accepted Floyd's version of testing. They tested the Floyd/Shane fight from the start of training and stopped 18 days before the fight. That was a mere 6 weeks.
The WADA rules from the Athlete Whereabouts Requirement states that the athlete must make a quarterly whereabouts filings within an 18 month (78 weeks) testing period in order for the testing to be efficient and accurate.
It further states that; "It is recognized and accepted that (a) no advance notice Out-of-Competition Testing is at the core of effective Doping Control, and (b) without accurate information as to an athlete's whereabouts, such testing can be inefficient and often impossible."

Accepting a 6/8 weeks testing period provides a gaping loophole to cycle PEDS, the very thing that WADA wanted to close.

The USADA also made a pre-judgement on the issue when it made a statement saying that Floyd is a clean fighter.

[Zocalo]

Kettle calling the Pot... Black...

Nothing to see here....

[tatangb45]

Here are some facts for those who maintain that the USADA is unbiased and will only implement WADA rules:

The USADA showed bias when they accepted Floyd's version of testing. They tested the Floyd/Shane fight from the start of training and stopped 18 days before the fight. That was a mere 6 weeks.
The WADA rules from the Athlete Whereabouts Requirement states that the athlete must make a quarterly whereabouts filings within an 18 month (78 weeks) testing period in order for the testing to be efficient and accurate.
It further states that; "It is recognized and accepted that (a) no advance notice Out-of-Competition Testing is at the core of effective Doping Control, and (b) without accurate information as to an athlete's whereabouts, such testing can be inefficient and often impossible."

Accepting a 6/8 weeks testing period provides a gaping loophole to cycle PEDS, the very thing that WADA wanted to close.

The USADA also made a pre-judgement on the issue when it made a statement saying that Floyd is a clean fighter.

Here's another relevant observation.

18 months= WADA's required testing period.
18 months= average period between Floyd fights

A GLARING RED FLAG THAT USADA IGNORED!

[John Connor]

Here are some facts for those who maintain that the USADA is unbiased and will only implement WADA rules:

The USADA showed bias when they accepted Floyd's version of testing. They tested the Floyd/Shane fight from the start of training and stopped 18 days before the fight. That was a mere 6 weeks.
The WADA rules from the Athlete Whereabouts Requirement states that the athlete must make a quarterly whereabouts filings within an 18 month (78 weeks) testing period in order for the testing to be efficient and accurate.
It further states that; "It is recognized and accepted that (a) no advance notice Out-of-Competition Testing is at the core of effective Doping Control, and (b) without accurate information as to an athlete's whereabouts, such testing can be inefficient and often impossible."

Accepting a 6/8 weeks testing period provides a gaping loophole to cycle PEDS, the very thing that WADA wanted to close.

The USADA also made a pre-judgement on the issue when it made a statement saying that Floyd is a clean fighter.

Here's another relevant observation.

18 months= WADA's required testing period.
18 months= average period between Floyd fights

A GLARING RED FLAG THAT USADA IGNORED!

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[JmH Reborn]

Seeing Floyd and Pac fans argue for two years about drug testing at first was cute and amusing, but now its just sad

[Carpe Diem]

Here are some facts for those who maintain that the USADA is unbiased and will only implement WADA rules:

The USADA showed bias when they accepted Floyd's version of testing. They tested the Floyd/Shane fight from the start of training and stopped 18 days before the fight. That was a mere 6 weeks.
The WADA rules from the Athlete Whereabouts Requirement states that the athlete must make a quarterly whereabouts filings within an 18 month (78 weeks) testing period in order for the testing to be efficient and accurate.
It further states that; "It is recognized and accepted that (a) no advance notice Out-of-Competition Testing is at the core of effective Doping Control, and (b) without accurate information as to an athlete's whereabouts, such testing can be inefficient and often impossible."

Accepting a 6/8 weeks testing period provides a gaping loophole to cycle PEDS, the very thing that WADA wanted to close.

The USADA also made a pre-judgement on the issue when it made a statement saying that Floyd is a clean fighter.

You're doing just fine. Keep up the good work, man!

[Gino Ros]

i'm hoping that arum/pac just give whatever Mayweather wants.because Floyd keeps making my illiterate congressman look even ******er.

The more my illiterate congressman and his thieving promoters talk, the more Team Mayweather pwns them:

I fixed it for ya, midget.

[Gino Ros]

The USADA also made a pre-judgement on the issue when it made a statement saying that Floyd is a clean fighter.

That wasn't a pre-judgment...it was a POST-judgment.

THEY TESTED HIM. HE WAS CLEAN.

[tatangb45]

According to WADA's rule, the 6 weeks testing period that the USADA used for testing in the FLOYD/Shane fight, is inaccurate and inefficient.

That kind of testing is useless and will not show accurately whether a boxer is juicing.

To be accurate, WADA rule says that random testing must be for 18 months (78 weeks).

!8 months= the average length of time between Floyd fights.