Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[BrometheusBob.]

Phuckin spoon back with a vengeance

[Spoon23]

Phuckin spoon back with a vengeance

Dude, never lost the fight. I was in the thick of the action. This is just when I threw the atomic bomb like in Hiroshima to finish the war lol

The nail in the coffin. Cheers!

[Eastcoast]

They really did take too long to make the fight.

[BrometheusBob.]

They really did take too long to make the fight.

lmao I was dying for a meme like this hahahaha this is great!!!!

[Gods We Faked]

5 pages in and absolutely no info. on the thread topic. Off to Google it.

[1hourRun]

Floyd Mayweather Jr. Had Banned IV Before Pacquiao Fight! - ESPN First Take


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[loui_ludwig]

Yes, I am a Pacquiao fan, rooted for him to win against Floy. But pick Floyd to win.

Its odd that the IV was approved after the fight. According to USADA, Floyd informed them in advance, then why not approve it before the fight. USADA follows the rules and regulations of WADA, then why did they let Floyd go over the limit. And why not in a medical facility?

It seems USADA is relax on Floyd when it comes to testing on this fight. Playing favorites cause Floyd picked them on OST. He can't rehydrate by drinking liquid?

If Floyd rehydrated the normal way, would it affect his performance that night. I am not saying Pac would have win, but those IV helped him that night.

If you want to play equal playing field, then Floyd shouldn't have those IV and USADA could have rejected it.

[loui_ludwig]

When Floyd said Pac is into something, Fl*mos be like his guilty. But when a reporter comes out with a story, his paid by Top Rank. And Fl*mos replies with "i have to look into the story first".

IV9 wins and no defeats, equal playing field.

[Mr. Punch-Out!!]

I just want to know, where did it say Floyd took it 14 times than the allowed rate?

Not saying it's not true, I just want to know.

[Spoon23]

Yes, I am a Pacquiao fan, rooted for him to win against Floy. But pick Floyd to win.

Its odd that the IV was approved after the fight. According to USADA, Floyd informed them in advance, then why not approve it before the fight. USADA follows the rules and regulations of WADA, then why did they let Floyd go over the limit. And why not in a medical facility?

It seems USADA is relax on Floyd when it comes to testing on this fight. Playing favorites cause Floyd picked them on OST. He can't rehydrate by drinking liquid?

If Floyd rehydrated the normal way, would it affect his performance that night. I am not saying Pac would have win, but those IV helped him that night.

If you want to play equal playing field, then Floyd shouldn't have those IV and USADA could have rejected it.

Something is amiss here, 50ml is like 1.67 total ounces. A bag of I.V. at a hospital is 1000ml total. I'm not accusing or anything but calling this treatment for dehydration is just ******, a bottle of pedialyte would've done him more good over a 24 hour period of time than a one time 50ml drip.

RED FLAG ALL OVER THE PLACE. Game over Floyd. Shyit hit the fan.