Comments Thread For: Thomas Hauser Respnds Back To USADA's Statements

[SchoolTheseCats]

Do you think it's possible that someone was going to snitch Floyd out for using the IV..so Floyd decided to just be upfront with USADA to get a waiver, so this way when it comes out that he'd been using IVs on the regular he can say..well I would have just gotten a waiver anyway and it doesn't violate NSAC guidelines...

So you're a believer in the "dehydration" story... Got you...

The obvious su****ion is that..this story makes no sense..Floyd could just drink something for his dehydration..he also had no signs of being dehydrated at the weigh-in..he was smiley, upbeat and obviously has no trouble making weight...

USADA let Morales get away with a dirty test...

USADA is paid by Mayweather and Haymon and PBC..all have a conflict of interest..

I mean...

I'm the biased one but you seem to rationalize every single part of this story and align it with this dehydration story...

So let me get this straight as you just posted, no one around Floyd will snitch on him about IV use, which means that it would stay a hidden subject, so instead Floyd took it upon himself to get usada to test him before the IV use and after even though he has been doing it before and was never going to be brung to our attention by someone close to him.... Ok gotcha you my friend just won dumbest post of year award

[MisanthropicNY]

Floyd really looks dehydrated to me..how about you guys LMAOOOOOO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMqGxHcHZQQ

[Eff Pandas]

One of the many symptoms related to severe dehydration includes being unable to produce urine for 12 hours.

No **** its one of the many symptoms. You seemed to be suggesting it was impossible to urinate is the thing. That couldn't be more wrong.

[cupocity303]

Before it was "USADA is not commenting is all i need to hear"
then
"USADA just protecting their ass but the NSAC will get them"
then
"USADA and NSAC are all corrupt and protecting Floyd"
and now its
"USADA should sue but they wont cause Hauser is right".

How many different ways must this go?

You're not really refuting what he says by listing off a bunch of quotes. What he says makes sense. These accusations are damaging their reputation. The logical thing would be to SUE, but then everybody is forced to open up the books. This is like crashing into someone elses car and them not calling the police because they don't have insurance.

[IR0NFIST]

No **** its one of the many symptoms. You seemed to be suggesting it was impossible to urinate is the thing. That couldn't be more wrong.

You couldn't be more wrong.

[texasboi15]

Why am I not seeing this sht play out on tv EVERYDAY on ESPN THE WORLDWIDE LEADER IN SPORTS?!

I mean with it being such BIG news in all and Hauser being such a "respected and credible" dck for you lames to jump on all of a sudden lol none of ya'll read any of this lame motherfcker's books lol

[IR0NFIST]

Link? I was under the impression that severe dehydration creates a lack of urine and not complete inability to produce urine.

http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/dehydration-adults

Under "when to seek medical care", which is exactly what Floyd did when he called the ambulance and had paramedics administer the IVs to him, or so the story goes.

[Eff Pandas]

if he's able to provide a sample then he wasn't severely dehydrated that he needed an IV of saline.

Put away your PHD Doctor. I'm impressed with the uninformed **** people are saying.

Its completely possible to take a piss with various degrees of dehydration even severe dehydration. While its true that one of the symptoms of dehydration is the inability to urinate its by no means a symptom everyone with severe dehydration would have.

[youbeight]

http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/dehydration-adults

Under "when to seek medical care", which is exactly what Floyd did when he called the ambulance and had paramedics administer the IVs to him.

There's also 10 other symptoms not being no urine in 12 hours that can apply to "when to seek medical care"

Including:
Increased or constant vomiting for more than a day
Fever over 101°F
Diarrhea for more than 2 days
Weight loss
Decreased urine production
Confusion
Weakness
Fever higher than 103°F
Confusion
Sluggishness (lethargy)
Headache
Seizures
Difficulty breathing
Chest or abdominal pains
Fainting
No urine in the last 12 hours

[MisanthropicNY]

Ok, my last post:

USADA's story is that Floyd called a USADA-tester over to make sure that the IV-solution didn't violate doping guidelines...

But IV-solution Floyd received did violate WADA standards which is what the contract called for lol...

Not to mention that NSAC wasn't informed...

So Floyd called USADA to make sure he didn't violate the guidelines, he did violate the guidelines with USADA approving him and granting him a waiver to receive an injection that violates the WADA guidelines..

But to FIomos this entire story makes perfect sense and Floyd was just dehydrated and trying to be safe to not violate the guidelines even though he did