Why did Mayweather accept an 18 day cutoff date for Mosley?

[maguirre]

People need to ask questions about the testing details in the Maidana fight as well as Money Mayweather's recent fights. Anyone knows anything about the Maidana fight?

Why is Money Mayweather getting a pass for this when everyone else is being scrutinized? I mean this is a guy who was exposed in an article saying he tested positive on three separate occasions.

[tyshun30]

People need to ask questions about the testing details in the Maidana fight as well as Money Mayweather's recent fights. Anyone knows anything about the Maidana fight?

Like in the bradley fight right???

[hhs661]

USADA imposed their own cutoff date 18 days leading up to the Mayweather vs. Mosley fight. Why did Mayweather not call off the fight?

USADA's last test for blood was18 days prior. They still randomly tested by taking urine samples as close as 5 days to the fight. This is what Manny's team(not Manny) declined. To randomly be tested by both blood or urine including tests after the fight.. Do go on though

[odogg8121]

This is completely false and could not be farther from the truth.

Team Mayweather offered Pac a 14 day cut off, they did not accept. Arum says no such thing ever happened(14 day cut off being offered). Next day, right here on BS, it was revealed by the mediator of the negotiations, a retired judge agreed upon by both sides, said that was not true, then Arum said that Team Mayweather did indeed offered 14 day cut off.

^^^^ This; close thread please.

[Holywarrior]

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[noStylez]

18 days no testing, that's pretty ****ty fake OST. All current testing is bs unless it's proper all year round random.

[Jewel]

Initially, Bob Arum told news sources of Floyd's last blood test in effort to sway public opinion toward Pacquiao's compromise of coming down to a 14 day cutoff. Strategically, this was a smart move. Mr. Iole was able to confirm specific drug testing dates with USADA's Travis Tygart and I was able to obtain a copy of the 'drug test summary' from the Nevada State Athletic Commission. Everything pointed to April 13th as being Floyd's last blood test prior to the fight.

Now that we are all up to speed, these details all lead to one thing: "Will Floyd Mayweather Jr accept the 14 day cutoff that Manny proposes?"

As of right now, nobody from Team Mayweather is talking. Obviously, this is a rarity since many were calling for them to be silenced for the last 7 months. It's ironic, now that the public wants to hear what they have to say about the 14 day cutoff, they remain silent.

I do commend Floyd Mayweather Jr and Shane Mosley for participating in this historical drug testing venture but the big problem I have here is the fact that there were 18 days of no blood testing leading up to the fight. The USADA, Golden Boy Promotions, and everyone else involved told us until they were blue in the face about how important this style of drug testing is. In fact, they held a press conference all about the drug testing some 2 months prior to fight day.

I understand the concept of 'random', however, why didn't they 'randomly' test the fighters during the last 2 weeks leading up to the fight. In fact, everyone involved in this process should have privately or publicly insisted upon it. This drug testing was the central focus of the fight between Mayweather and Mosley. This drug testing is what destroyed the first round of negotiations between Manny and Floyd.

[Triumph 916]

Gosh DAMN...All it means is that they CAN test you WHENEVER, WITHOUT the athlete having knowledge of when it'll stop...the cut - off date Iis up to the testers, NOT THE FIGHTERS! Some may be tested 3 days before the fight, others may stop 27 days out...hints the RRANDOM NATURE!!!

[IMDAZED]

Initially, Bob Arum told news sources of Floyd's last blood test in effort to sway public opinion toward Pacquiao's compromise of coming down to a 14 day cutoff. Strategically, this was a smart move. Mr. Iole was able to confirm specific drug testing dates with USADA's Travis Tygart and I was able to obtain a copy of the 'drug test summary' from the Nevada State Athletic Commission. Everything pointed to April 13th as being Floyd's last blood test prior to the fight.

Now that we are all up to speed, these details all lead to one thing: "Will Floyd Mayweather Jr accept the 14 day cutoff that Manny proposes?"

As of right now, nobody from Team Mayweather is talking. Obviously, this is a rarity since many were calling for them to be silenced for the last 7 months. It's ironic, now that the public wants to hear what they have to say about the 14 day cutoff, they remain silent.

I do commend Floyd Mayweather Jr and Shane Mosley for participating in this historical drug testing venture but the big problem I have here is the fact that there were 18 days of no blood testing leading up to the fight. The USADA, Golden Boy Promotions, and everyone else involved told us until they were blue in the face about how important this style of drug testing is. In fact, they held a press conference all about the drug testing some 2 months prior to fight day.

I understand the concept of 'random', however, why didn't they 'randomly' test the fighters during the last 2 weeks leading up to the fight. In fact, everyone involved in this process should have privately or publicly insisted upon it. This drug testing was the central focus of the fight between Mayweather and Mosley. This drug testing is what destroyed the first round of negotiations between Manny and Floyd.

I thought you said why did Mayweather accept 18 day cutoff?

That means you have changed your mind and understand that this wasn't the case.

Your thread has been resolved. Make another one for your new b*tchy complaint

[Jewel]

Probably because they didn't tell him. That was the point of random tests.

Shouldn't Mayweather raise su****ions on how he was not tested for more than 14-17 days?