So Mayweather lost weight between the weigh in an the fight night in Canelo fight...

[radioraheem]

Floyd fan and his logic.

Pac - they (USADA) took 4 vials of blood samples from me

Raheem - Pac was lying, USADA only take spoon full of blood tor testing.

Floyd - i was dehydrated because of those blood/urine test.

Raheem - yep Floyd is definitely dehydrated because of those spoon full of blood USADA took from him.

Where is the video showing Pacquiao taking 4 vials of blood? Where is the video showing Mayweather taking 4 vials of blood? How do you know? How come no video footage of Pacquiao doing VADA testing for fight versus Rios? How come Rios only has footage?

-- Rath

[Porter's Dad]

The mere fact that he wouldn't allow fight night weights to be given shows he always wanted to control that information.

Purely on the eye test, he looked a big, strong WW since the Marquez fight. When he first became a WW, he was definitely slim at the weight but post-Hatton, he always looked big. Just thinking about it, he was probably using the IVs to balloon up, and didn't want to show how much overnight, especially for a guy who was in shape all year round.

[radioraheem]

well if if Floyd was dehydrated against Marquez, and he used IV then wonder if he applied for TUE for that.

I think Floyd was dehydrated on all his welterweight fights, it was just in Pac fight did he informed USADA that he is going to use IV for it.

still don't know that paramedics/RN name who administed the IV

Do you know that NSAC doesn't require TUE for IV rehydration? Do you know most fighters use IV rehydration and it's legal and cool according to NSAC? Do you know if Pacquiao used IV rehydration in his prior fights?

-- Rath

[Rath]

Why did he make less money versus Berto than he did versus Pacquiao?

-- Rath

Floyd fans logic.

Floyd - dehydrated @146 against Pac, not dehydrated @146 against Berto = Floyd made less money against Berto than he did against Pac.

are you for real?

[Reloaded]

well if if Floyd was dehydrated against Marquez, and he used IV then wonder if he applied for TUE for that.

Youre trying to compare weights and conditions over many years , for fck sake you bunch of dumb fckrs your weight fluctuates daily , your body is changing all the time , talk about a narrow minded group of fools .

Go to a gym put some gloves on and do a few years of boxing and have a hand full of real fights , because you desktop nerds dont know sht about boxing and making weight , its unreal how boxing ****** you people are .

[Rath]

Youre trying to compare weights and conditions over many years , for fck sake you bunch of dumb fckrs your weight fluctuates daily , your body is changing all the time , talk about a narrow minded group of fools .

Go to a gym put some gloves on and do a few years of boxing and have a hand full of real fights , because you desktop nerds dont know sht about boxing and making weight , its unreal how boxing ****** you people are .

the logic comes from a two year layoff compare to being active.

[Rath]

Do you know that NSAC doesn't require TUE for IV rehydration? Do you know most fighters use IV rehydration and it's legal and cool according to NSAC? Do you know if Pacquiao used IV rehydration in his prior fights?

-- Rath

But but but Floyd and his fans don't trust NSAC that is why he needed a more stringent drug testing agency hence the hiring of USADA.

[radioraheem]

But but but Floyd and his fans don't trust NSAC that is why he needed a more stringent drug testing agency hence the hiring of USADA.

Did you know that NSAC also ran some drug tests? Do you know if they came back negative?

-- Rath

[Rath]

Did you know that NSAC also ran some drug tests? Do you know if they came back negative?

-- Rath

NSAC test/rules irrelevant when you Floyd and Floyd fans alike don't trust them in the first place.

but uses them (NSAC) and give full support when it fits your agenda.

[radioraheem]

NSAC test/rules irrelevant when you Floyd and Floyd fans alike don't trust them in the first place.

but uses them (NSAC) and give full support when it fits your agenda.

Who said NSAC is not trusted? Who said NSAC isn't credible? Who said their rules are irrelevant?

-- Rath