Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[WholeSoul75]

at the end of the day...i'm most impressed that pacman has the word "vindicated" in his English vocabulary.

but now..not impressed with floyd making weak moves instead of doing good for the sport. i thought floyd should be the one exposing loopholes instead of actually exemplifying how a fighter can mask substances. what a way to pass the torch.

[Jem Mace]

Wow, strange way to wind down a career. IV gate, a papered arena against a sub par opponent.
Without that A side IV I'm tempted to drop some dough on the lesser shoulder roll.

[boxinghead530]

at the end of the day...i'm most impressed that pacman has the word "vindicated" in his English vocabulary.

but now..not impressed with floyd making weak moves instead of doing good for the sport. i thought floyd should be the one exposing loopholes instead of actually exemplifying how a fighter can mask substances. what a way to pass the tourch.

But he he he is on the cutting edge of drug testing in boxing.

[dan_cov]

[BrometheusBob.]

LMAO oh man

[BrometheusBob.]

Is it confirmed that he took that high amount?

Kevin Iole reported those same amounts on May 22 (500ml & 250ml). Not necessarily proof but at least Hauser's claims haven't deviated from what has previously been reported.

[Rath]

Is it just me or Floyd fans feeling SALTY this couple of days?

[BrometheusBob.]

Reading more about Lance Armstrong and how he beat tests

"Armstrong and his teammates used a range of masking agents. The most common way the cyclists confounded blood tests was through saline injections, a banned but undetectable practice. The extra hemoglobin and hematocrit cells that help a racer retain oxygen and avoid fatigue can be watered down below official thresholds by adding a saline solution to the blood within just 20 minutes' notice of an imminent test.

Repeat... saline can water down an athletes blood levels within 20 minutes of a test.

LOL.

SOURCE http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/17/38...ing-technology

Rehydration doeee

TUE doeee

[Spoon23]

This is the best part in all this drama..

Boxing fans who are not biased to floyd now thinks.. here it is..

Floyd with all the advatages going into the May 2 fight, had the height, reach, build, IVS,PEDS, Judges,referee, hometown city in his favor and still....


He lost to a one armed Pac.

Priceless lol

[Beater_of_ass]

Why do I have to work crazy hours when this story is released? ****ing Floyd... I lost all respect for the guy, what little I had for him anyway. I guess I still do have a little bit because the guy takes care of people in town, he is always friendly and hands out tips of a $1, with a $100 bills.

But man, this doping story... I believe it 100%. How in the **** is Nevada going to say no to Manny getting a shot, but then allow Floyd to get an IV? On top of that he pays USADA $125,000 while everyone else pays 25-30k. This is on top of Floyd getting vampire facials which are LITERAL blood transfusions. It's your blood FILTERED through a machine then pumped back into your body. And like I said, Floyd does take care of people so it's in his character to hand out money. He also openly admitted to spying on Manny's camp ala the Patriots, there's no rules against it, but doing it again speaks to his character about needing EVERY advantage.

Yeah, Floyd's a doper and he truly lost a fan and now his entire career is far more suspect than Manny's. Just... wow, complete shocker here, I really did think Floyd was clean. He's the Lance Armstrong of boxing... He probably didn't even need to dope to win any of his fights either, but like the Patriots he was an idiot and did and now badly damaged his reputation and his legacy which he loves so much. He may go undefeated in the ring, but this one is his first real loss in my opinion.