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

[PunchyPotorff]

hauser let floyd ruin his life,what a sad man

Wot? Are you delusional? SMH

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After over 24 hours of reading a bunch about this, and fan comments about articles, I'm convinced Floydie cheated and that for some wacky reason some Floydiots are still in denial. And USADA was his guide. Floydie has had paid refs, probably a judge or two (dozen), an anti-doping agency, and who knows what else. Hopefully he doesn't take the entire sport down a notch or two with his crapola. All because the little whiney pizzant just couldn't stand to lose his 0. The great master of all the sport. The king. Geez, it would be funny if it wasn't sad. Someone should make him a crown made from a toilet set and put it on him with cameras rolling. Yes, he's that pathetic.

[kamikaze_ero]

He was tested 19 times. Wouldn't the team that tested him have noticed IV marks?

floyd money talks..its very obvious, USADA is under floyd's payroll...Boxing corruption at its best.Same practice in masking ped that was used by armstrong...History repeat itself...

[imperial1]

750 ml yet he did nothing wrong

Man people are insane ..There wasn't even close to this proof for Manny and people,were certain he was on something

[kamikaze_ero]

Yea ?

I dont understand why USADA approved the IV at all.

Have USADA given a reason as yet ?

But the fact that the medical exemption was not performed by a GP ?

This is obviously not steroid abuse, regardless as to what the ******s are saying, but it sounds like USADA are bending the rules for Mayweather, which is absurd.

its very obvious even a kid can comprehend, why floyd used more than 14times the limit for IV solution when he doesn't need it?Its very clear more than such limit will make IV acting as a masking agent?you use masking in boxing to flush PED in your syste? That's cheating at its best and the irony is the so called advocate of STRICT Olympic Testing is the one and bigtime cheater.Same as lance armstrong...Damn

[David1976]

A scandal. Floyd received an I.V. infusion after the weigh-in and before the biggest fight in history and Manny gets denied a regulated painkiller?!

[BattlingNelson]

"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"

Maybe, but was it done according to WADA protocol? Nope.

So Floyd may believe he did something legal, but facts (so far) is that he didn't. USADA looks awful here.

[Thaman2x]

floyd money talks..its very obvious, USADA is under floyd's payroll...Boxing corruption at its best.Same practice in masking ped that was used by armstrong...History repeat itself...

THINK before you SPEAK...If USADA was actually on Floyd's payroll, would we even be having this conversation right now? NO. Would it have even been brought up that he was taking an IV? NO.

STOP with the Bull$#!t about USADA Being on Floyd's payroll. Sheesh!

[The Big Dunn]

Damn it, no one is going to shut up about Floyd because of this for at least another six months. We were one freaking weekend away from him leaving, too.

Combined with Pacquiao's shoulder crap, a rematch is looking so likely and I absolutely hate it.

I'm beginning to think all this is just about making the rematch viable.

[sargo]

I'm beginning to think all this is just about making the rematch viable.

It has always been viable.

[The Big Dunn]

It has always been viable.

Money wise, yes. Competitive wise, no. This story makes people think Floyd had an "advantage" that helped him win so Manny fans and Floyd haters can now argue a rematch is viable from a competitive standpoint.