Comments Thread For: Pacquiao Still Angry, Wants Justice For Mayweather IV

[GTTofAK]

was the IV illegal according to NSAC?

How many different ****ing threads are you going to try to make the same argument just to be told you are wrong.

. NSAC doesn't have a rule against IV's.

Yes they do.

"PROHIBITED ACTS;

NAC 467.850; Administration or use of alcohol, stimulants, drugs or injections; urinalysis or chemical tests; disciplinary action. (NRS 467.030)
1.The administration of or use of any:
(a)Alcohol
(b)Stimulant; or
(c)Drug or injection that has not been approved by the Commission"

You cant inject yourself with anything without approval.

News flash, a new thread is not its own separate universe where you can make the same ****** comments again.

Now shut up.

[Class Act]

Nationwide is on your side Manny.Cheater must be punish! TUE (TBE)

[MisanthropicNY]

The bottom line is at the end of the day...

WE DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH OF FLOYD'S CAREER CAN BE CREDITED TO HIS SKILL OR PEDs...

[Hougigo]

Then do something about it

[Straightener]

It was dodgy practice that has been swept out the way by a blatantly corrupt commission

Clearly was trying to mask something dodgy in his system

I don't even care anymore sooner the boring dips**t retires the better

Same goes for pac they have had their day

time for a new era of boxing and boxing fans

[GTTofAK]

Want justice for a legal IV lol this guy delusional just run for congress you had a great career

IVs aren't legal they are banned because they dilute urine which masks PEDs, same reason diuretics are banned.

[The Big Dunn]

By contract USADA is supposed to follow WADA guidelines for testing not NSAC

I think Arum and Pac should file a lawsuit against USADA for granting a waiver for Floyd to violate his contract with Pacquiao...

Clearly 750 ml of fluids through an IV at home...should never be warranted.. and there is no rational explanation for granting a waiver for that procedure other than to permit Floyd to mask what's in his blood...

If Floyd was that dehydrated, he should have been hospitalized... how could he possibly fight a 12 round boxing match after being that dehydrated the day before

LOL funny thing is all roads lead to the only explanation there is... Floyd cheated and boxing isn't mainstream enough for a large number of people in the media to care enough..otherwise..Floyd would be Lance Armstrong/Barry Bonds etc. right now.

True, but they did not. Why would you punish Floyd for USADA's wrongdoing?

OK, if they do and they win, what would be Floyd's punishment?

In regular circumstances, I agree. Floyd is a high profile athlete and they often get exceptions.

There are rational explanations-dehydration-you just wont accept them because its Floyd.

Ok but on Sunday Night Dez Bryant got an IV for dehydration and returned to a football game, which has as much if not more physical exertion. These are finely tuned athletes, their bodies are different than ours.

No, it all leads to USADA went against its own rules and you and others want Floyd punished for that because he beat Manny, something that you are upset with.

Floyd got special treatment , Manny didn't. Floyd won, Manny lost. These things piss you off. Get over it and deal with your emotions like an adult.

[GTTofAK]

there should be justice for the perjury Manny committed on legal documented forms then trying to justify getting a shot for an injury he never documented that he had prior to the fight.

Perjury? lol you are a dumb****.

[MisanthropicNY]

Last post of the day for me:

Can anyone please post something from USADA explaining WHY it granted Floyd Mayweather a waiver to inject 750 ml of fluid through an IV at his own home, which violates WADA guidelines for doping?

I'll wait...

[Boxing Goat]

was the IV illegal according to NSAC? Did USADA give him a TUE for the IV?

Yes it's illegal without permission beforehand.

Again, simple stuff.