NSAC Commisioner Bill Brady Resigns After Pacquiao Incident.

[ADP02]

They confirmed the treatments were allowed, not that there was an injury. Are you ******ed?

Looks like its you who is.

No, they are not a clinic or a doctor but they knew about the injury. They contacted the clinic/doctor. They told the doctor that it was OK to use the pain killers.

The point is that USADA knew about the injury and the drugs that were used for it. They even contacted the clinic/doctor. There is just so many ways one can tell you the point.

BOTH USADA and the commissions knew about the injury BEFORE the fight. That is the point and the proof. It didn't just come up after the fight.

[IMDAZED]

Looks like its you who is.

No, they are not a clinic or a doctor but they knew about the injury. They contacted the clinic/doctor. They told the doctor that it was OK to use the pain killers.

The point is that USADA knew about the injury and the drugs that were used for it. They even contacted the clinic/doctor. There is just so many ways one can tell you the point.

BOTH USADA and the commissions knew about the injury BEFORE the fight. That is the point and the proof. It didn't just come up after the fight.

"We had no medical information, no MRIs, no documents," said Travis Tygart, who heads the USADA. "It was not an anti-doping issue. The real question is why his camp checked 'no' on the disclosure. Either they made a terrible mistake to not follow the rules or they were trying not to give information to the other side. I'm not sure there's a middle ground."

[joseph5620]

"They wouldn't ermmm...they wouldn't even let me use my...my steroids!"

He might as well say that. Sitting there talking about how he can only drink one type of water and was missing his Flintstone vitamins.

[ADP02]

again can you read?

They did try to get the treatments cleared because Toradol, in addition to being an anti inflammatory, is also used as a PED. Had Manny not gotten clearance from USADA to use it, he may have tested positive.

USADA verified Manny's team asked about treatments for a shoulder, but got no MRI's or any documents confirming the injury. This is why I and others think they are lying to USADA about the shoulder really being hurt.

They wanted to use Toradol for other reasons.

Understand???

Oh, so you think this is for PED reasons? Sorry but I didn't think that you guys flipped the lid then.

Please stop it then. What a big joke!

[Doctor_Tenma]

How old was he? Were any of them nearly as skilled as Floyd? Injury and winning is doable against a lesser opponent When your opponent is at least as good as you (and bigger than you) an injury can very well turn the tables

I'm talking more in terms of effort and how Mayweather has never had a shortage of that even while hurt. Pacqauio's pathetic display, especially in the championship rounds is inexcusable.

[joseph5620]

Next excuse. ..."we packed the wrong voodoo doll. We used the one for Tim Bradley by mistake."

[ADP02]

"We had no medical information, no MRIs, no documents," said Travis Tygart, who heads the USADA. "It was not an anti-doping issue. The real question is why his camp checked 'no' on the disclosure. Either they made a terrible mistake to not follow the rules or they were trying not to give information to the other side. I'm not sure there's a middle ground."

Are you too saying that its a PEDs discussion like Big Dunn? You just posted "It was not an anti-doping issue." So I think that you are not.

You guys are going on all different angles and hoping something sticks. Just too funny.

[IMDAZED]

Are you too saying that its a PEDs discussion like Big Dunn? You just posted "It was not an anti-doping issue." So I think that you are not.

You guys are going on all different angles and hoping something sticks. Just too funny.

I'm quoting Tygart who refutes what you were saying. Have anything to say to that?

[Weebler I]

Oh, so you think this is for PED reasons? Sorry but I didn't think that you guys flipped the lid then.

Please stop it then. What a big joke!

lol ignore Dunn, he's on the troll.

I find it interesting when Pacquiao goes into details on how he was restricted during the fight due to the shoulder. I guess only he really knows but I believe the injury definitely existed and so did Floyd, he pulled that arm for a reason.

Would it have made any difference? that part has me intrigued, Pacquiao seems to believe it would have made a big difference. Floyd believed the same thing after Castillo 1.

[chargerhemi06]

The answer is simple, Manny didn't think the prefight questionnaire was that important like how most people leave stuff out when they fill out a new patient form at a doctors office.