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Million points say the "little things" become large enough to hold this up again
As long as old bob is around I doubt it happens.
As long as old bob is around I doubt it happens.
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The key here is that the trainers who help manny perform to the high, world class standards he does (Ariza/Roach), are now becoming vocal in their critique of Bob Arum. They are pointing out how Bob Arum is a scum bag when they are supposed to be from the same camp....it looks very bad on Bob Arum's part. Therefore i think the more Roach/Ariza hell even that blood sucking snake Koncz speak about how Arum is preventing the fight...it will eventually lead to the fight happening.Comment
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Ariza and Roach are not Top Rank employees... They also train GBP fighters like Amir Khan.Originally posted by English_Lion View Post
Koncz and Arum are Team Top Rank.Comment
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Anybody else have a problem with the link to the article? I got a virus shortly after opening it.Comment
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Well remember that if Pac agree to an OST during the 1st negotiations, Floyd demanded that there is a representative from each team to be on the opponents training camp.Comment
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I think it was Sr that stipulated that much later on...Originally posted by loui_ludwig View Post
It wasn't part of the original negotiations back in late 09.Comment
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No.Originally posted by jimboinbigd View Post
The testing clause was in the contract from the beginning.
Roach confirmed that. Rafael confirmed that.Comment
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Somebody posted that article. I don't think it was Sr. But still why would they demand that.Originally posted by BuckToothed View PostComment
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http://www.doghouseboxing.com/Benz/DHBenz1211b09.htmOriginally posted by Gino Ros View Post
By Johnny Benz (Dec 11, 2009) Doghouse Boxing
If Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. for the proposed date of March 13th becomes official, both fighters will have to undergo rigorous drug testing leading up to the fight. According to report by ESPN, part of the contract has both sides agreeing to be subjected to Olympic-style drug testing that will include blood tests. The tests conducted on each fighter's blood samples will thoroughly be tested for steroids and other performance enhancing drugs or chemicals.
The blood samples will be tested at the U.S. Olympic testing center at UCLA, and each fighter will be subjected to more than one drug test over the weeks leading up to the event. Blood tests will stop one week before the fight.
According to ESPN's report, team Mayweather wanted the Olympic style drug testing clause added to the contract.
The highly respected and talented trainer for Pacquiao, Freddie Roach was quoted by the publication in regards to the drug tests being a stipulation in the contract. Roach stated: "Mayweather's side wanted it because the expert over there, Mayweather Sr., says Manny is on steroids to get bigger." Roach is certain that he and his fighter Pacquiao (who has already passed every drug test in his career so far) have nothing to hide. "I have no problem with the testing whatsoever," stated Roach.
Roach knows that his star pupil Pacquiao will pass the drug and blood tests with flying colors and feels that Mayweather's side is scared of Pacquiao and his power. "They can do whatever kind of drug testing they want," stated Roach to ESPN, adding: "They're scared of Manny and scared of his power. He'll pass any test in the world."
Chances of any illegal substances being found in the blood or urine samples of both fighters are slim... considering the rigorous testing they will be put through, sneaking some type of steroid or enhancement will be next to impossible and ****** to even try.
Neither Pacquiao or Mayweather have ever failed drug testing in the past.
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