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

[aboutfkntime]

USADA is one of the crooks u dunce. they gave floyd a tue when he didn't meet the requirements. but why did they do that??????? nsac originally was very upset and said it was unforgiveable what usada and floyd did, but now they're fine all of a sudden??? hmmm bribe money?? yuppppp.

usada and nsac are PART OF THE PROBLEM. THEY'RE PART OF THE CORRUPTION.

[ironmt]

Thomas "The Truth" Hauser lol.

Its like people don't know this guy is a piece of ****. Go look at all the **** he used to talk about HBO back in the day. Than magically he gets a job with HBO doing....nothing I guess....I can't recall anything I've really seen him do with HBO, but he stops talking about them so thats alright by HBO I'm sure.

Now he's talking about PBC & Mayweather all the time. PBC & Mayweather could probably solve this problem the easiest by having Hauser do nothing for them. I'm ashamed I purchased his Ali book back in the day for the piece of **** he is & probably was previously. Probably was talking **** about Ali back in the day & parlayed that into the book deal following the zebra's don't change their stripes saying.

Sounds like you are mad because Hauser Is smacking Floyd around like Josie Harris.

[Divine Hammer]

it's all common sense. if usada wrongly gave the tue for something so insignificant that can be solved by oral rehydration (assuming floyd did use iv therapy for rehydration) then OF COURSE THEY'RE GOING TO COVER THEIR BUTTS. USADA did something they shouldn't have. they broke teh rules for floyd. and nsac is now covering it all up. nsac backtracking on their original CORRECT statements because floyd is the hometown boy.

USE UR HEAD.

[Eff Pandas]

You're so misinformed, I almost feel bad for you.

First off, all TUE applications must be completed and received by USADA at least twenty-one (21) days in advance of any use prohibited in sport. Floyd did the exact opposite, he took the IVs and then proceeded to apply for a TUE.

According to your logic, TUEs are used to cover up positive test results. If that's the case, then you just unintentionally admitted that Floyd was using IVs to mask banned substances.

I've read the WADA TUE procedure. You should to if you think what I'm saying isn't a fact. Thats the rules like them or not in this case. Retroactive TUE's are given idk about all the time, but not never either. Most recently Tony Thompson was given one for the David Price fight. Guess you'll have to hear Hauser say that for it to be a fact to you, but its a real thing.

And no TUE's aren't used to cover up results lol wtf. They are used to explain why something was caught in a test in the event that does occur. If you took an allergy drug 2 days before the fight cuz your hay fever was acting up obviously you can't submit a TUE 3 weeks in the past for something you didn't know you would need. You can submit it up to 3 weeks afterward though & its within the WADA TUE rules.

And I'm not shocked with what your take on anything being said is. Your jumps in logic & common sense are impressive.

[IR0NFIST]

I dont think thats true. How couldn you possibly provide 21 days notice for a medical emergency, including dehydration?

TUEs aren't required for a medical emergency. Floyd applied for a TUE because he used prohibited IVs, but don't take my word for it, go visit their website and see for yourself.

http://www.usada.org/substances/tue/policy/

It's clearly stated under (4) Policy for National-Level Athletes.

[Calabis]

What else is comical is that people are asking why it took so long for USADA to respond. They said it was bs the day it hit the internet. SO yes they did respond.

Now, with great detail, USADA destroyed every paragraph and quote and responded with detail and actual links. Yet morons on here still believe Hauser. Wreckless reporting is the worst and this dude is worthless with his so called "sources"

[Eff Pandas]

Sounds like you are mad because Hauser Is smacking Floyd around like Josie Harris.

I was calling Hauser a piece of **** when he was doing HBO dirty. And he's a piece of **** whoever he's dissing. I'd be saying the same thing about him right now if he was saying this stuff in relation to the USADA & Manny's name was involved which I don't think is the case for many people.

[IR0NFIST]

Aah interesting.

Good post ^^

Not the first time that happened.

Years back, during 24/7, the testers turned up and had the same problem..... Mayweather couldn't piss, and the testers had to wait for hours.

Interestingly, they followed Mayweather every time he left the room, didn't let him out of their sight.

How can you be so sure? A good amount of footage was left out in that episode, it doesn't even show the USADA reps carrying out the tests, by the time the camera starts rolling again the samples had already been collected.

[aboutfkntime]

it's all common sense. if usada wrongly gave the tue for something so insignificant that can be solved by oral rehydration (assuming floyd did use iv therapy for rehydration) then OF COURSE THEY'RE GOING TO COVER THEIR BUTTS. USADA did something they shouldn't have. they broke teh rules for floyd. and nsac is now covering it all up. nsac backtracking on their original CORRECT statements because floyd is the hometown boy.

USE UR HEAD.

I believe that it could be possible to bribe 1 or 2 people, possibly even 1 or 2 people from each organisation - although I think that would be highly unlikely..... but for you conspiracy theorists to be correct, not only would Mayweather have to bribe USADA as an entity, and not only would he have to bribe NSAC as an entity..... but he would also have to bribe them to work together in a conspiracy to defraud the world in direct contrast to the mission statement of both organisations.

Seriously, have you any idea how totally fkn absurd that sounds ?

Dr Evil himself couldn't pull that shht off.

[aboutfkntime]

TUEs aren't required for a medical emergency. Floyd applied for a TUE because he used prohibited IVs, but don't take my word for it, go visit their website and see for yourself.

http://www.usada.org/substances/tue/policy/

It's clearly stated under (4) Policy for National-Level Athletes.

But they stated the IV was for a medical emergency, extreme dehydration.

How could you possibly provide 21 days notice on your TUE application form, for dehydration, or any other medical emergency?