Was floyd dehydrated? Does it matter???

[lopetego]

This right here gives me chills ^^^

Ducking Pacquiao and delaying the match as much as possible was a plus of Floyd's bs anti-PED crusade

If Pac had accepted the divas' terms for testing (like he did 3 months after the initial negotiations fell through, too bad Floyd ¨lost the urge¨ to fight ) Floyd would have thrown a different roadblock. Anything to duck a prime Pacquiao.

[Dosumpthin]

really, if you were severely dehydrated and you need IV, you should be in a hospital. i don't think the DCO has the authority to determine if one is in this condition or not, he's just there to collect blood. but if he felt mayweather was severely dehydrated, and he has the authority, he should have recommended a trip to the hospital, but he did not. not one medical person came forward or was identified by team mayweather to qualify that mayweather was indeed severely dehydrated and needed an IV "at home".

Who said the DCO was the one who determined the need for an IV? Why are you even voicing an opinion on something that never happened. Who told you that?

Thomas Hauser is the only one indirectly implied that was the case.

"What exactly was Mayweather’s “physical condition”? What was the medical justification that led to the decision that an onsite IV was the appropriate treatment? Who made the determination that the IV was medically necessary? A doping control officer can’t make that determination."
- Thomas Hauser

No ****. Well I too did some investigative journalism and determined the butler can't make that determintion either.
- DoSumptin


Which makes me think why thomas hauser worded that section by posing questions and making a random stament as if it was an answer -
Implying the DCO diagnosed Floyd - only to include this a few paragraphs later.....



In other words, according to USADA, its on-site doping control officer was informed in advance that Mayweather intended to undergo a procedure that was in violation of WADA protocols and then watched while the procedure was in progress.


Seems like he is fully aware the DCO didn't make that determination but instead was informed, and he observed, which is part of the DCO's job.