Did Floyd use epitestosterone cream on 24/7? USADA clearly biased in favour of Floyd

[gee73]

He was singing a different tune when this whole thing first erupted.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow/la-ps-sn-usada-floyd-mayweather-iv-20150910-story.html

Of course, a nice little undisclosed payment should be enough to change his opinion.

Look into NAC 467.850. http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-4...l#NAC467Sec850
The thing is, that an IVs are a prohibited method and not a banned substance. NAC 467.850 is not taking prohibited methods into account but only banned substances specified by the WADA prohibited substance list.

[!! Shawn]

You show that you don't know a bit about testosterone and drug testing etc.
Hauser and Conte are telling this BS with the T/E ratio is about 1.2-1.3. That's for the average man, who might train one or two times a week and not multiple times daily for seven days a week. Go to the NSAC website and check the drug test results from the fighters of the three headlining bouts at UFC 189 (McGregor-Mendes, Lawler-McDonald,Stephens-Bermudez). All these tests were done at the SMRTL lab (WADA accredited) and on all of these CIR testing was performed. You will see much very different T/E ratios, sometimes way lower than on the Mayweather tests.

USADA itself does the analysis, only in rare cases they actually collecting samples.

IV's can manipulate blood parameter suggesting EPO use or blood doping but hiding EPO use solely with IV's is nonsense.

Did you really just try to use the UFC for examples of clean testing?

Training does not lowers your testosterone level. Testosterone, is not a consumable commodity in your body that gets burned up by exercise.

Low testosterone in a young athlete is usually caused by hpyergonadism, which is a result of your body decresing its testosterone production in an attempt to bring your levels back to normal, when you artificially boost them. Resulting in very low levels once the drug has been stopped.

Or, the low te ratio can be caused by active manipulation with the supplementation of epitestosterone, to try to bring the ratios within normal parameters.

In MMA athletes who tend to abuse steroids and performance enhancing drugs to the absolute limit, you often see t/e ratios that are mind bogglingly low.

For example, Chael Sonnen tested with the rediculous high T/E ratio of 17/1... after he stopped... it plummeted down into the .3/1 range.

Of course with MMA its actually kind of funny, because all the fighters abuse the PEDS to the point where they all develop the same square jaw and face as each other.

Floyd and most boxers would never be on that kind of juicing program. They use it to aid in recovery, to enable them to maintain more intense training camps, without risking overtraining injuries, much like cyclists do.

A blood doping program could also be conceivable. Which is why it should be absolutely unacceptable for any fighter to have any sort of IV equipment in their possession.

For people that dont know about blood doping, its the practice of using either EPO (rarer now that there is an effective test for it) or blood transfusions (injecting more red blood cells into your body).

This is done to increase to oxygen carrying capacity of the body, and increase the rate at which the muscles can be supplied with oxygen.

With blood doping, its possible to increase stamina by ~10%.

[tangalog2200]

IVIX-0! looks more apt..

[Eff Pandas]

Training does not lowers your testosterone level.

I mean you are sorta right, but over training will definitely lower your testosterone level. Anyone who's doing a lot of running is probably a solid bet to have lower T than normal as many endurance athletes have lower T.

[Divine Hammer]

He was singing a different tune when this whole thing first erupted.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow/la-ps-sn-usada-floyd-mayweather-iv-20150910-story.html

Of course, a nice little undisclosed payment should be enough to change his opinion.

hahahahhahahahaha teh corruption is plain to see but the floyd farts just don't want to see it.

[Divine Hammer]

I mean you are sorta right, but over training will definitely lower your testosterone level. Anyone who's doing a lot of running is probably a solid bet to have lower T than normal as many endurance athletes have lower T.

ur supposed to do CIR testing when presented with t/e ratios like floyd's. no debate. USADA didn't do that claiming "it's too expensive". it's clear as day what is going on. COVERUP.

[sicko]

A lot of this is going on now

time to let go his career is over now so time to start talking about OTHER FIGHTERS

[IR0NFIST]

IVIX-0! looks more apt..

I agree.

[Eff Pandas]

ur supposed to do CIR testing when presented with t/e ratios like floyd's. no debate. USADA didn't do that claiming "it's too expensive". it's clear as day what is going on. COVERUP.

No clue what you are going on about. I wasn't talking about anything to do with all that **** lmfao. I was saying low T is common in endurance athletes. Didn't mention drug testing, CIR tests, T/E ratio or Mayweather ffs. Some of ya'll mfers done went crazy.

[BrometheusBob.]

I think everyone, including Bob Bennet, knows Mayweather diluted his blood for a dam reason and it wasn't because he killed himself making 146.

It's funny how easily history is forgotten. Literally this is the same thing Armstrong did. He insisted on testing and either avoided it or pushed saline into him to pass the tests. And no Floyd fans want to acknowledge what has obviously happened.