Comments Thread For: Mayweather Under Hot Fire Over USADA/IV Scandal

[jas]

Okay Larry Merchant.

I can't envision most people giving enough of a f#ck about this for it to be the go to over utilized phase of a black eye for boxing.

Yea that's why the thread is 58 pages already....

[SterlingStained]

Not likely since they would be the ones getting rid of the evidence and the dead body.

you know what you are absolutely correct.

i mean its not like they havent murdered (it has happened MULTIPLE TIMES just murder. there is ocie harris for attempted murder) for floyd before:



Anthony McGriff, 50, stabbed John McGriff, 35, after an argument ... the welterweight boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao

http://www.phillyvoice.com/man-allegedly-kills-brother-after-boxing-match/

Bond was set at $1 million today for an Arizona man arrested in Colorado Tuesday on charges he shot a 20-year-old stranger in Phoenix in an argument over boxer Floyd Mayweather.

http://www.denverpost.com/ci_20587372/bond-set-at-1-million-alleged-phoenix-gunman

[jas]

so in review

floyd illegally received 15 times the legal limit of IV fluid, floyd only cut 3 pounds so no it was not for dehydration but for masking PED use

floyd tried to hide this illegal IV use by not informing usada and by doing it at his own home, usada happened to catch him while he was doing it

and floyd is clean? how? in what universe?

In floyd fan universe.

[alexander28]

DAMN 385 POSTS for this threat????????

[bigjavi973]

Its called blood transfusuion.

[bigjavi973]

i don't know anything about this subject.

what's the significance of floyd's testosterone-epitestosterone ratio being 0.69 in 2011 and 0.80 in 2013?

No CIR testing if the T/E ratio is low.

Makes you wonder why floyd made the testers wait more than 4 hrs at one point for a simple piss test.

[BattlingNelson]

Looks like Floyd is a cheater. How sad.

[IMDAZED]

Nice investigative work by Hauser. Some gaping parts missing (if they did administer CIR testing for the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight then this story crumbles). And CIR testing has been administered since Cotto, I believe.

With that said, I don't see how you can't be su****ious of Floyd. Would it really surprise you if he was juicing? There have been warning signs before. Ultimately, like most top athletes, he's been able to wriggle away without getting smeared. Hauser's piece won't bring Mayweather down but he's raising awareness and while Floyd won't want that, neither will any of your favorite athletes. Even worse for USADA and possibly higher. Too much to lose, which is why the issue bubbles but the lid hasn't been completely blown off.

[bigjavi973]

He definitely made some good point in there. But he over reaches on occasion. And that's just a prime example of it. Anything under 4.0 is considered a normal testosterone level. Floyd fluctuating between .69 and .8 over a few years? That's not a story.

Nyc allows .4 and nevada allows up to .6

Whos fight was it that he had .8?

[SterlingStained]

Nice investigative work by Hauser. Some gaping parts missing (if they did administer CIR testing for the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight then this story crumbles). And CIR testing has been administered since Cotto, I believe.

With that said, I don't see how you can't be su****ious of Floyd. Would it really surprise you if he was juicing? There have been warning signs before. Ultimately, like most top athletes, he's been able to wriggle away without getting smeared. Hauser's piece won't bring Mayweather down but he's raising awareness and while Floyd won't want that, neither will any of your favorite athletes. Even worse for USADA and possibly higher. Too much to lose, which is why the issue bubbles but the lid hasn't been completely blown off.

its the drug crusader's publicist yall.......