Comments Thread For: USADA Fires Back at Hauser Over Multiple Allegations

[aboutfkntime]

The World Anti-Doping Agency International Standard for The****utic Use Exemption (which USADA claims it follow) states the following 4 conditions need to be met to be granted a TUE.

Lets review how Mayweather met these conditions.

a) Maywather claimed he rehydrated to 148lbs. Is being dehydrated 3 pounds under a his normal weight an acute and chronic condition? Nope. Would Mayweather "experience a significant impairment to health" without an IV to put 1.5lbs of saline in him? Nope.

b) This part arguable. It could enhance his performance if it masks any other drugs. It may also enhance his performance if it makes it easier to hydrate. But for the sake of argument, lets say it doesn't enhance his performance.

c) There's is a reasonable alternative to IV use. It's called drinking water.

d) This condition is met. IV use isn't due to prior IV use.

So at the very least 2 out of the 4 conditions weren't met to have a TUE granted. USADA has yet to explain why the TUE was granted and how any of these four conditions were met.

There may be some merit in your post, but the situation was fully investigated by USADA and NSAC, and both authorities have cleared Mayweather of any wrongdoing.

I think you are arguing over semantics.

So what if an i wasn't dotted, or a t wasn't crossed..... any process is a living document, they will learn from the situation and improve, or change the process if necessary.

All I care about is, was Mayweather juicing ?

That question obviously occured to USADA as well, so they tested him before/after to make sure that the IV was not being used for inappropriate reasons.

Time to move on, nothing to see here.

[Eff Pandas]

The World Anti-Doping Agency International Standard for The****utic Use Exemption (which USADA claims it follow) states the following 4 conditions need to be met to be granted a TUE.


Lets review how Mayweather met these conditions.

a) Maywather claimed he rehydrated to 148lbs. Is being dehydrated 3 pounds under a his normal weight an acute and chronic condition? Nope. Would Mayweather "experience a significant impairment to health" without an IV to put 1.5lbs of saline in him? Nope.

b) This part arguable. It could enhance his performance if it masks any other drugs. It may also enhance his performance if it makes it easier to hydrate. But for the sake of argument, lets say it doesn't enhance his performance.

c) There's is a reasonable alternative to IV use. It's called drinking water.

d) This condition is met. IV use isn't due to prior IV use.

So at the very least 2 out of the 4 conditions weren't met to have a TUE granted. USADA has yet to explain why the TUE was granted and how any of these four conditions were met.

My assumption is you aren't qualified to judge the things you disagreed with. The reality is the person on hand during this incident deemed Mayweather IV worthy vs drink a glass of water worthy. If you disagree I think you need better evidence than 100% of the reasoning I'm seeing people say over & over here like "you can't be dehydrated unless you lose x lbs" or that people can tell if Floyd had diarrhea, a fever or what color his piss was by a picture of him at the weigh in or suggesting the IV was for masking PEDs despite a test being done before he received the IV that would have caught PEDs if they were in his system.

The logic & claims being suggested are wayyyyyyyy less logical than the situation some are suggesting doesn't make sense to them despite them knowing very few details about the finer points of this dehydration diagnosis & ignoring many facts that are out in the open.

[aboutfkntime]

ya right hauser wrote it as tho they caught mayweather with the iv in his arm and thats the only reason they knew then they granted a tue to save him. that was the whole agenda instead the reality is way different

Yep, Hauser has been painting pictures and telling stories.

Congratulations Hauser, you did your job.

and they tested him before and after to make sure he wasnt using it to dope

Thats all I clear about..... Mayweather was clean, time to move on.

[aboutfkntime]

Can't wait for the truth to come out... Sayonara JR!

The truth just did come out.

* crickets *

[Spoon23]

This is simple really. USADA didn't explain why Floyd needed 750 of iv treatment. They just say he needed it. Red flag.

If USADA is telling the truth all they have to do is sue Hauser for defamation, but the thing is after Hauser ruined there reputation they won't sue him still..

Why?

Because, USADA will just open themselves up to a can of worms. They will only shoot themselves in the foot if they sue Hauser.

If they don't sue Hauser. You know their the ones guilty. This is all damage control. Look for Hauser to finish them off.

[aboutfkntime]

My assumption is you aren't qualified to judge the things you disagreed with. The reality is the person on hand during this incident deemed Mayweather IV worthy vs drink a glass of water worthy. If you disagree I think you need better evidence than 100% of the reasoning I'm seeing people say over & over here like "you can't be dehydrated unless you lose x lbs" or that people can tell if Floyd had diarrhea, a fever or what color his piss was by a picture of him at the weigh in or suggesting the IV was for masking PEDs despite a test being done before he received the IV that would have caught PEDs if they were in his system.

The logic & claims being suggested are wayyyyyyyy less logical than the situation some are suggesting doesn't make sense to them despite them knowing very few details about the finer points of this dehydration diagnosis & ignoring many facts that are out in the open.

BINGO !

And now we know, neither was Hauser.

The experts have investigated, and the experts have moved on.

[Divine Hammer]

There may be some merit in your post, but the situation was fully investigated by USADA and NSAC, and both authorities have cleared Mayweather of any wrongdoing.

I think you are arguing over semantics.

So what if an i wasn't dotted, or a t wasn't crossed..... any process is a living document, they will learn from the situation and improve, or change the process if necessary.

All I care about is, was Mayweather juicing ?

That question obviously occured to USADA as well, so they tested him before/after to make sure that the IV was not being used for inappropriate reasons.

Time to move on, nothing to see here.

hahahahahahahahahhahahaah so the crooks themselves have established they aren't crooks and floyd isn't cheating. BIG SURPRISE. NOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

do you have the murderer or thief investigate their own criminal acts too????? jhahaahahahahah give me a break.

[aboutfkntime]

This is simple really. USADA didn't explain why Floyd needed 750 of iv treatment. They just say he needed it. Red flag.

If USADA is telling the truth all they have to do is sue Hauser for defamation, but the thing is after Hauser ruined there reputation they won't sue him still..

Why?

Because, USADA will just open themselves up to a can of worms. They will only shoot themselves in the foot if they sue Hauser.

If they don't sue Hauser. You know their the ones guilty. This is all damage control. Look for Hauser to finish them off.

Hauser is Arum 2.0

Hauser talked shht, and a collection of silly people took the opportunity to jump on his bandwagon...... those people are now picking themselves up and dusting themselves off..... just like they do after they fly with Arums bullshht

[aboutfkntime]

hahahahahahahahahhahahaah so the crooks themselves have established they aren't crooks and floyd isn't cheating. BIG SURPRISE. NOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

do you have the murderer or thief investigate their own criminal acts too????? jhahaahahahahah give me a break.

Well, USADA and NSAC investigated Mayweathers activities.

I dont see any relevance to your analogy.

Funnily enough, in my country the Police Complaints Authority, is the Police

If you have a complaint about the police, you go see them.

[Eff Pandas]

There's no denying that Floyd took 15 times the allowed amount of saline without a legitimate TUE from the NSAC. Instead, USADA had to bend their own rules in order to grant a retroactive pass for him to use banned IVs stating dehydration concerns.

I thought NSAC follows WADA rules? WADA gives 3 weeks to submit a TUE from the day whatever a TUE was needed for was used. Get your own story straight ffs.

The whole reasoning for a TUE is to cover yourself if your test comes back dirty so there is no need for it to be submitted before you fight. In this case its not even a PED its a procedure that requiring a TUE thus its of even less importance to submit a TUE cuz nothing is even gonna show up dirty so if Mayweather was really trying to be sneaky he never calls the USADA alerting them to this situation & certainly never submits a TUE for something that he'd never be caught for once it was done.

Cmon man lol. This is getting embarrassing with the lack of brains being used.