Why do fighters hire Memo Heredia when they know he has a bad history with PEDs?

[Wolfie*]

Even if they are successful without steroids, just by association with him, their career will be in questioned especially with this dude saying he can easily make peds that are untraceable. They are other good strength and conditioning coaches out there so why pick him instead with his shady past? If I was a boxer, I would stay away from him all together. Thoughts? What are your theories on why they use him besides the obvious?

[Sugar Adam Ali]

So they can get the good juice...

There is no reason to have guys like that around camp unless your juicing..

Why bring cheaters like that into your camp, if your not juicing.. Their are a million qualified S&C coaches that aren't cheaters..

[damit305]

Mayweather has a good history with PEDs.

[Beercules]

Gotta get the good stuff nah meen?

[SonOfCuba]

Simple, he's proven he can beat the test.

[Cut Man]

Simple, he's proven he can beat the test.

He has PEDs that the testers can't detect.
Its the legal way of performance enhancing

[brettWall]

Level playing field doe.

[Caxcan]

You can say the same thing about Conte, yet fighters were flocking to him too. The boxing community is an inner circle unto itself, just look at the way Ariza keeps getting passed around, who btw, had also consulted with Heredia back when he was still in the Pacquiao camp. And Roach himself said he was su****ious of Ariza being up to shady business while working with Manny. He also previously accused Manny's current (and former) trainer Justin Fortune of being a roid user, so there's plenty of shadiness to go around.

[SplitSecond]

why did floyd rush to ariza when rumors flew of him doping his fighters?

[Espada]

Marquez was obsessed to have that win and Mayweather is scared to blemish his unbeaten record