Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[Zaroku]

VADA Founded = 2011

Floyd vs Pac (hence initial) = 2010 (WADA)

''Hey Margaret, we need your help. Floyd's protocol for WADA testing... I mean we can't go anywhere. Can we sponsor an agency secretly to get your started? What will you call it?'' - HBO

I am starting to think spoon is a crash test dummy! Head trauma is a daily event for him!

[Real King Kong]

I am starting to think spoon is a crash test dummy! Head trauma is a daily event for him!

How do you even give green and red k?

[Zaroku]

How do you even give green and red k?

The karma button. I have never given red k to anyone.
I do want to slap the crap out of a few fools.. But

[Zaroku]

2 reds doesn't make it green.

Just saying

Manny hating gays might mean he is ...

I'm just saying... You know....

Many tranny's is the Philippines... He hates them.... Just saying

But you know. Just saying

[AllEyesOpen]

Lol desperate times needs desperate measures.

Never said those bud. Frabication is only done when there is nothing left to go for.. Tsk tsk tsk..

Oh btw, Pac even did vada testing were in its also under WADA and has caught a lot of cheaters.

Guess what? Vada found him clean.

Wrong, Usada is overseen by the wada and follow wada international standards. Wada also has the right to review any tue granted under their standards.

Vada policy, as per their website, is ment to "closely track" wada international standard, with no wada oversight.

But of course facts have little to do with your argument.

[Spoon23]

Wrong, Usada is overseen by the wada and follow wada international standards. Wada also has the right to review any tue granted under their standards.

Vada policy, as per their website, is ment to "closely track" wada international standard, with no wada oversight.

But of course facts have little to do with your argument.

Lol what's important is.. Wada or Nada..

Bottom line :

VADA has caught more cheaters than USADA.

[Spoon23]

Floyd Mayweather - Lord of Illusions

Yes he is. All he does is trickery. He wants to clean up the sport, but he actually is the one who needs cleaning up.

Very true. He might be the biggest hypocrite in boxing. Tsk tsk tsk..

[Larry the boss]

Wrong, Usada is overseen by the wada and follow wada international standards. Wada also has the right to review any tue granted under their standards.

Vada policy, as per their website, is ment to "closely track" wada international standard, with no wada oversight.

But of course facts have little to do with your argument.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^truth

[original zero]

Lol what's important is.. Wada or Nada..

Bottom line :

VADA has caught more cheaters than USADA.

because cheaters know to avoid hiring USADA.

[Spoon23]

USADA over priced and still has nothing to stand on up to this day.

For Half the price of USADA standard rate of 36k or even less. VADA gets the job done with a proven track record of spotting cheats.

The 150k Floyd paid Usada is even more expensive than a mere $7,500 for Vada testing.

Over priced? you bet! Shady is an understatement.

Vada the more effective drug agency pays less! And gets the job done! With CIR testing included!

Red flag!

USADA caught only 1 pro athlete for over 5 years. Wow what a great agency.

They also took 13 years to get Lance Armstrong.

The same usada that took 13 years to strip Lance Armstrong of his tainted wins.

USADA is dodgy as ****, covered for Lance Armstrong for years and are very corrupt.

The same usada that without the help of outside forces to press on Lance Atmstrong's doping case, they wouldn't have pressed on, but due to the public outcry and an outside force carrying the gauntlet of truth. Usada eventually stepped up and convicted a cheat.

Pressure from the vangaurds of truth will do that to a corrupt agency. In short, to save face Usada had to deliver on what was a clear cheat. They had to act to save face.

This will also happen to Floyd once someone in the inside is not compensated for keeping quiet. Once one squeels. It will all fall down. And Usada will again have to strip an athlete of a false win.

Armstrong had been the subject of doping allegations ever since winning the 1999 Tour de France. In 2012, a United States Anti-Doping Agency investigation concluded that Armstrong had used performance-enhancing drugs over the course of his career[4] and named him as the ringleader of "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program that sport has ever seen."[5] Armstrong chose not to contest the charges, citing the potential toll on his family.[6] As a result, he received a lifetime ban from competing in all sports that follow the World Anti-Doping Agency code—effectively ending his athletic career. He was also stripped of all of his achievements after 1998, including his seven Tour de France titles.[7] On October 22, 2012, the Union Cycliste Internationale upheld USADA's decision.[8] They also decided that his stripped wins would not be allocated to other riders.[N 1][9] Armstrong chose not to appeal the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.