Comments Thread For: NSAC: Peterson Not Licensed, Took Testosterone Pellets

[BoxingGenius27]

lol a refusal is a refusal. they both refused. even if they didnt it dont mean **** until after the tests are taken. the way i see it, none of these guys are worthy of being taken on their words. words mean ****. just because pac agreed to random urine/blood doesnt mean he wont fail. and just because ward says he would do it, doesnt mean he aint on ****. only way to know is to do the tests, and the best tests not the nsac ****.

Ward did not refuse. There's a difference.

Refusing to take a test and not taking a test are two different things.

Pac and Chavez Jr refused the tests. When mosley fought Mayweather, he took the test; when Mosley fought Pac, they just didn't take the test; that doesn't mean Mosley refused it.

Show me an article where Ward refused the test.

There's a difference.

[Roman Moreno]

That's your opinion until we hear more.

It was the first sample they received, on May 19 on the press conference. I don't think he would believe that they would test him off the bat. Hence why all the samples afterwards came clean. Because, he had cycled off cleaning it out of his system.

Funny how you would believe a cheaters word. Hmm, no difference than Pac saying "I'm natural, you have to believe me"

[Kagami Taiga]

Ward did not refuse. There's a difference.

Refusing to take a test and not taking a test are two different things.

Pac and Chavez Jr refused the tests. When mosley fought Mayweather, he took the test; when Mosley fought Pac, they just didn't take the test; that doesn't mean Mosley refused it.

Show me an article where Ward refused the test.

There's a difference.

what ur not getting is it doesnt matter. whether he refused or not, the fact is he didnt take them. he had the opportunity to and he didnt. so to me, as long as he hasnt or doesnt hes just as su****ious as the next person.

[Roman Moreno]

Ward did not refuse. There's a difference.

Refusing to take a test and not taking a test are two different things.

Pac and Chavez Jr refused the tests. When mosley fought Mayweather, he took the test; when Mosley fought Pac, they just didn't take the test; that doesn't mean Mosley refused it.

Show me an article where Ward refused the test.

There's a difference.

I know that AA asking for a test that Jermaine Taylor and Carl Froch accepted was a road block for Ward. And, at the end of the day they didn't take the test.

And, I know that Ward as early as December has said that random testing is too expensive. However, not expensive enough for Canelo-Mosley/Peterson-Khan/Berto-Ortiz II. So the expensive excuse doesn't fly.

[MrRolltide91]

I know that AA asking for a test that Jermaine Taylor and Carl Froch accepted was a road block for Ward. And, at the end of the day they didn't take the test.

And, I know that Ward as early as December has said that random testing is too expensive. However, not expensive enough for Canelo-Mosley/Peterson-Khan/Berto-Ortiz II. So the expensive excuse doesn't fly.

can the promoters pay for the testing?

[BoxingGenius27]

what ur not getting is it doesnt matter. whether he refused or not, the fact is he didnt take them. he had the opportunity to and he didnt. so to me, as long as he hasnt or doesnt hes just as su****ious as the next person.

I know that AA asking for a test that Jermaine Taylor and Carl Froch accepted was a road block for Ward. And, at the end of the day they didn't take the test.

And, I know that Ward as early as December has said that random testing is too expensive. However, not expensive enough for Canelo-Mosley/Peterson-Khan/Berto-Ortiz II. So the expensive excuse doesn't fly.

Again, having the opportunity to take the test and just not taking it is completely different from flat out "refusing" to take the test without a cut-off because blood makes you weak.

[Roman Moreno]

can the promoters pay for the testing?

I think Saurland promotions does.

But, I know in the Peterson-Khan it wasn't. The fighters paid for it. Or maybe just Peterson side since he was the one who requested it. I'm not sure about Ortiz-Berto but maybe not either.

[Russian Crushin]

That's your opinion until we hear more.

So you're giving the benefit of the doubt to the cheater who got caught with roids?

[Bee Keepz]

what ur not getting is it doesnt matter. whether he refused or not, the fact is he didnt take them. he had the opportunity to and he didnt. so to me, as long as he hasnt or doesnt hes just as su****ious as the next person.

TRUE.

Remember Peterson was the one that wanted a more stringent test and we are seeing how that turned out.

Mayweather and Schaefer should have petitioned long ago.

[Roman Moreno]

Again, having the opportunity to take the test and just not taking it is completely different from flat out "refusing" to take the test without a cut-off because blood makes you weak.

But, at the end it all means the same thing.

Which is they all are just as likely as doping. That Ward is just as likely to be doping as Pac is.

That is DempseyRoll point. Again another point that it's not hard to comprehend.