Comments Thread For: Hauser Hits Back at USADA Over Mayweather/IV Scandal

[megas30]

Lance Armstrong tested clean more than any athlete in history, and under a far more rigorous year round testing program. He and his teammates, and most of the athletes, were caught or came forward, because the testing organizations started threatening people with suspensions, if they did not volunteer evidence about Lance.

If a test catches you, it's only because you made a mistake. Doping has always been two steps ahead of the testing for it.

If Cycling history has shown us anything it is that "IV rehydration" has alway been used as the go to excuses for being caught with blood doping equipment.

Caught with a transfusion bag, and butterfly needles? Oh it's not for blood doping, it's just for rehydration and vitamins, I promise.

That promise works wonderfully, since none of the tests can detect any of the drugs or doping they are doing anyways.

So, Floyd try to mask something after going through random testing and not before? Hmmm...this makes plenty of sense.

[Fetta]

They were informed 2-3 weeks after the fight like everyone else. There was some non-disclosure agreement that didn't let them disclose/talk about it.

No NSAC said they were informed 3 days.

[JRB123]

I cannot believe Floyd for caught administering Dihydrogen Monoxide mixed with Sodium Chloride

Ha good one there.

this ^^

Something aint right, you have to admit that.....

But nothing about Mayweather screams PEDs, his game has never changed.

Also, now we hear that Mayweather did inform USADA, twice in fact, and there was a USADA official and registered medical professional with Mayweather during the IV.

It appears that Mayweather did nothing wrong..... it appears that USADA failed to inform NSAC on time, or using the correct protocol?

Not sure.

But yea, I think that a few people are taking the opportunity to be a little mischevious

Although, why did Mayweather need the IV, what justification did he give?

As long as he followed protocol, he's good. The issue may be that - as you raised - the USADA failed to inform NSAC on time.

However, it is too late in the venue of public opinion. Floyd is guilty to many because they don't like him to begin with.

[Fetta]

"A USADA collector came to Mayweather's home the night before the May 2 fight, at the fighter's request, not for a random drug test, to ensure the solutions were compliant before they were administered, a source told MLive.

A registered nurse gave Mayweather the injection at his home only after he had a USADA collector summoned, and had the procedure approved on site, with the collector present during the procedure, a source told MLive."

Sounds like it was professionally done. No "traphouse"

Yep but tgis doesnt fit the agenda so it will be ignored or said to be a lie. But the other thing, thats the truth.

It will all come out

[racer59]

LOL @ the Floyd Defense Force.


ATG trolls like Donald Trump are admiring how hard you girls are getting trolled.

[Golden Boi 360]

I think most of these people calling Floyd a "cheater/roider/armstrong" are just trolling and rustling jimmies.

They probably know Floyd did nothing wrong but it's too much fun lol

[megas30]

Ha good one there.



As long as he followed protocol, he's good. The issue may be that - as you raised - the USADA failed to inform NSAC on time.

However, it is too late in the venue of public opinion. Floyd is guilty to many because they don't like him to begin with.

Keyla snowden in your avi. That's a fine female.

[Spoon23]

Hauser cleaning up the sport we love not you Floyd lol

[MDPopescu]

No NSAC said they were informed 3 days.

Yes, NSAC was informed 3 days in a row -- in the morning, at noon and in the evening... Not to forget.

[JRB123]

Keyla snowden in your avi. That's a fine female.

You damn right she is