Why do Floyd fans says the IV infusion was not illegal?

[Zaroku]

That video says it all. It is over.

[original zero]

Their rules dont say that IVs are allowed. Were they lying then or are the lying now? There is this thing called motive to lie. The actual written rules trump any "statement" by the NSAC.

you're misreading the rules. plain and simple. i've had several attorneys analyze the rules and i've spoken to the commission personally. your interpetation is bizarre, flawed, and wrong.

the nsac says you're wrong and so does usada. IV rehydration is very common among fighters in nevada and this only became an issue because of how famous mayweather is and how upset people are that nobody could beat him.

[Rath]

Is this the most pressing issue in boxing?

no. the boxingscene poster of the year 2015 was!

in fact it needs 2 threads from you

[Rath]

USADA and the paramedics determined he was dehydrated. You are the one claiming otherwise. The onus is on you to prove that he wasn't dehydrated and you can't prove that because you weren't there. USADA was there and the paramedic was there. Not you. Your opinion on the matter is based purely on obsessive fanboy delusion. Nothing more.

there you go again with your lies.

USSADA has never said floyd was dehydrated.

until now Floyd and his genius fans can not give the name of that phantom registered nurse or the paramedic.

your proof is a lie and will not hold water.

Still you ignore this proof i presented and try to never mentioned it in any of your reply.

Floyd filled up and signed the medical form and said he was fit and fine hours earlier note: not dehydrated.

NSAC Doctor who examined/diagnosed and certified Floyd was fit and fine hours earlier note: not dehydrated.

NSAC never once mentioned Floyd was dehydrated

USADA never said Floyd was dehydrated.

There were no doctors present at that time to certify Floyd was dehydrated.

Ariza and Memo and Ellerbe and his personal chef are not doctors.

Tere were no doctors among USADA collector.

stop spewing lies.

[Rath]

]manny & floyd voluntarily agreed[/B] on how much time was allowable for doctors & lawyers to prepare and submit the paperwork. floyd's team submitted their request 17 days after the fight, as agreed by manny & floyd. everything was done by the book. you're just upset because manny lost the fight.

again i asked you provide that document/contract about this lies you have posted 4 times in this thread.

[Rath]

He didnt have any alcohol, stimulant or drug. He had vitamins and saline for rehydration wich is NOT illegal. The whole reason fanboys and haters are making a big deal out of this is because he used an "IV" to get the vitamins.

(c)Drug or injection that has not been approved by the Commission

how did he took those vitamins and saline ORALLY OR thru INJECTIONS

both vitamins and saline can be taken orally.

[Rath]

Both of you are wrong. Using a drug or injection that has not been approved is prohibited, but saline & vitamin C *are* approved and therefore 100% legal.

I am a licensed promoter and my attorneys have read all of the rules thoroughly. Both of you have misread a very simple sentence. Don't quit your day jobs.

how can NSAC approved something they don't have any idea it happened in the first place?

Remember NSAC was not informed by USADA until 21 days later.

Hence the thread question

Was IV infusion legal on the night of the fight?

still ignoring this:

would you accept if i give you free concert ticket of your favorite band that happened 19 days ago?

[Rath]

keep the spanking going genius floyd fans

[RussB23]

(c)Drug or injection that has not been approved by the Commission

how did he took those vitamins and saline ORALLY OR thru INJECTIONS

both vitamins and saline can be taken orally.

it was approved by the commission though lol. He didnt do anything illegal they just filed the paperwork later. What are you trying to prove? Lots of athletes use IV's to rehydrate get over it.

[Rath]

it was approved by the commission though lol. He didnt do anything illegal they just filed the paperwork later. What are you trying to prove? Lots of athletes use IV's to rehydrate get over it.

and all of them have TUE 21 days later approved by NSAC?

how can NSAC approved of something they don't even know happened?

also never said only Floyd used IV to rehydrate.

my stance is Floyd was not dehydrated on May 1st.?

prove me wrong.