Video: Boxing trainer claims someone from Wild card told him Pacquiao/Khan took EPO

[PAC-BOY]

Looks fabricated as hell. I don't know why people focus so much on pointing fingers at those who are clean, when we have real PED abusers in the sport getting caught like flies. The focus should be on those such as Mosley, Tarver, Berto, Wach, Peterson, Bey, Love and quite possibly those included on the list from the Miami clinic that was dealing PEDs.

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[B Phontain]

Buy his book he talks about it.

Not the Shannon Briggs thing though, Shannon told that story about how Atlas would call him at the middle of the night and not answer, Shannon would ask hello hello who is this? and Atlas would just breath and when Shannon would hang up he would call up again not saying a word and just breathing heavy and than later Atlas would reveal it was him who called or something like that. Have no clue what hte purpose of that was.

Also he tried to kill Tyson because Tyson had looked at his 12 year old niece in a suggestive way, but the truth according to people was Atlas was fired or had a falling out with Cus and wanted to get back at him so he wanted to shoot and kill his prized pupil who he loved the most Mike Tyson.

I think Atlas brother also killed their Grandma.

Atlas also hates the new fighters, he hates them hard especially if they are loved or popular, he bumps up all the old school guys or praises the club fighters.

im cryin right now lmao

[Daddy T]

at least he didn't test positive multiple times and then have the samples mysteriously disapear...

[ThePunchingBag]

Heard from a dude that used to work at a gym that a boxer there told him that one of his friends found Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather at a night club drinking San Miguels and snorting ******* off of a stripper's butt cheek.

Trust me, it's 100% true legit verifiable truth.

[Los Zetas]

Pac and Khan had superb speed before Ariza. Pac was a multi world champ before Ariza.

Khan did look good with Ariza though, but I don't think EPO helps your chin.

[Slip Stream]

Lets exclude Ben Doughty and Manny Pacquiao from the equation for a second and be honest. There are a lot of fighters and athletes out there using performance enhancing drugs, that's just a fact. So in my way of thinking, I grapple with the morality of doping after I understand the scope of it. Boxing has so little oversight it isn't surprising that there are abuses. I'm sure many a fighter fool themselves into thinking they're taking vitamin supplements when all they really doing is cheating.

[The904star]

I think we all know why people suspect manny. He was presented with extra testing and had issues with it. Even for people who dont want to admit he declined testing. You cant dispute he at least tried to change the testing procedure. Anyone who did that would be suspect. He could have killed these rumors a long time ago.

[Slip Stream]

I think we all know why people suspect manny. He was presented with extra testing and had issues with it. Even for people who dont want to admit he declined testing. You cant dispute he at least tried to change the testing procedure. Anyone who did that would be suspect. He could have killed these rumors a long time ago.

Of course he could have killed the rumors a long time ago, but this sport could have cleaned itself up before this too. Once we understand how many athletes are doping we can then begin to extrapolate a reason why that we all can openly accept, and perhaps construct a solution as a result.

[Fistic]

Wow.....

[Dr Rumack]

Pac and Khan had superb speed before Ariza. Pac was a multi world champ before Ariza.

Khan did look good with Ariza though, but I don't think EPO helps your chin.

EPO would no effect on your chin whatsoever. Nor does it help you gain muscle or make your head larger.

That said I always thought that if Pac was on anything it was most likely EPO. The guy's activity level and stamina was just insane. Fortunately for him, most of the people accusing him of doping were far too ******ed to put together a plausible argument about what he might actually be doing.