Why did Manny oppose to WADA back in 2010 vs Floyd?

[Lester Tutor]

In order for your thread to be considered an "article", it would have to be publicized by a newspaper, magazine, or other media outlet. The odds of that happening are never in a million years.

And for the record, the word "can't" would imply that I'm unable to provide a response to your argument; which couldn't be further from the truth. I simply "won't" address it at all, that task is far more suited for a garbage man.

That's correct you can't as is you cannot. Or else you would've at least tried to have refuted any paragraph, but then again, you didn't read it. So why bother responding?

[IR0NFIST]

That's correct you can't as is you cannot. Or else you would've at least tried to have refuted any paragraph, but then again, you didn't read it. So why bother responding?

Because I find the absurd nonsense that spews out of your mouth very amusing, to say the least.

[Larry the boss]

+1.

I did have a thought months ago if Floyd and Pac were just taking everyone for a ride...sure anything is possible. However, this means Pac agreed to be the defeated...

No not at all,just means they build the fight up as big as it could get then made it happen

[Dr Rumack]

Given how shady they've turned out to be, both Manny and Arum were 100% right to reject USADA back in 2010. Arum yet again saw a group of shysters for what they really were.

[Larry the boss]

But it is all over,time to move on to the next generation of boxing talent

[Pocket Dogs!]

But it is all over,time to move on to the next generation of boxing talent

^This.........

[Jsmooth9876]

But it is all over,time to move on to the next generation of boxing talent

Come on Larry, you believe he's not coming back for #50? That fight alone is worth over $100 million for him..

And Pac is still gonna be fighting guys like Khan,Brook,Crawford still so it's not over yet..

There will be a rematch next year like it or not and HBO and Showtime will bid out the azz for the right to air it...

[Larry the boss]

Come on Larry, you believe he's not coming back for #50? That fight alone is worth over $100 million for him..

And Pac is still gonna be fighting guys like Khan,Brook,Crawford still so it's not over yet..

There will be a rematch next year like it or not and HBO and Showtime will bid out the azz for the right to air it...

Even if they continue..that era is over man,they will only be shells of themselves and it can only go downhill from here on

[Jsmooth9876]

Even if they continue..that era is over man,they will only be shells of themselves and it can only go downhill from here on

I think we actually need Floyd or Manny to get beat by one of these young cats to move on.. It always happened, a passing of the torch I guess from one great to the maybe the next.

these young guys beating each other but never having that HOF fighter as their stepping stone seems odd...

Oscar had JCC sr, Whitaker etc ....Manny had Barrera and later Oscar..Floyd had Oscar but was always a great fighter from way before that anyway...

Idk, maybe it's just me, I'd like to see someone claim that spot by beating one of those 2 guys in spectacular fashion...

[Lester Tutor]

I think we actually need Floyd or Manny to get beat by one of these young cats to move on.. It always happened, a passing of the torch I guess from one great to the maybe the next.

these young guys beating each other but never having that HOF fighter as their stepping stone seems odd...

Oscar had JCC sr, Whitaker etc ....Manny had Barrera and later Oscar..Floyd had Oscar but was always a great fighter from way before that anyway...

Idk, maybe it's just me, I'd like to see someone claim that spot by beating one of those 2 guys in spectacular fashion...

Who beat Oscar first? What weight agreement did Floyd and Oscar agree to? Fast forward, what did people say about Oscar taking on Pac being ''dehydrated.'' Was there a rehydration clause? Was Oscar the ideal Oscar weight when he fought Pac on fight night? hmm