Why do people say floyd was "caught" doing peds?

[Dosumpthin]

He wasn't caught with PEDs but he was caught cheating.

Interesting statement.


Now please explain the scenario in which floyd was "caught" "discovered" "detected" or "exposed" doing said cheating.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Another Straw man's fallacy.

In the quotes I put in my post Conte is not talking about CIR, he's talking about how Floyd probably didn't need an IV, and that there were much better methods to rehydrate orally, and that the IV's are used to clean the body faster from PEDs evidence. He also says that Mayweather doesn't do olympic style testing as he claims, amongst other things that you should read again.

That they did CIR doesn't erase every other evidence.

Rehydrating orally takes a LOT of time and is not easy because it has to get past your stomach first and bloating can take place, not to mention retention and hunger issues. If your kidneys are already past a point, IVs are considered. Par for the course in hospitals.

This is even more true when you move elevations. Colorado, for example, if you've been living in a valley city/state, you will see brown urine after a day of insufficient intake. Offsetting this requires you drink 2 liters. 2 liters of water has to be drunken over time to avoid risk of poisoning.

Floyd was working harder than he usually did preparing for this fight. It's well known he's a workhorse so it doesn't surprise me he drained himself.

[Chuckguy]

If you ain't cheating you ain't trying

[SilverMiles]

Rehydrating orally takes a LOT of time and is not easy because it has to get past your stomach first and bloating can take place, not to mention retention and hunger issues. If your kidneys are already past a point, IVs are considered. Par for the course in hospitals.

This is even more true when you move elevations. Colorado, for example, if you've been living in a valley city/state, you will see brown urine after a day of insufficient intake. Offsetting this requires you drink 2 liters. 2 liters of water has to be drunken over time to avoid risk of poisoning.

Floyd was working harder than he usually did preparing for this fight. It's well known he's a workhorse so it doesn't surprise me he drained himself.

Your post makes it seems you really believe Floyd was dehydrated. The dude was caught red-handed but due to politics and corruption wasn't punished.

Once all the money is gone, expect things to change. That's when your ex-friends start sharing info for a little notoriety and money. And the Vegas big wigs won't have any reason to protect him.

[_Maxi]

Rehydrating orally takes a LOT of time and is not easy because it has to get past your stomach first and bloating can take place, not to mention retention and hunger issues. If your kidneys are already past a point, IVs are considered. Par for the course in hospitals.

This is even more true when you move elevations. Colorado, for example, if you've been living in a valley city/state, you will see brown urine after a day of insufficient intake. Offsetting this requires you drink 2 liters. 2 liters of water has to be drunken over time to avoid risk of poisoning.

Floyd was working harder than he usually did preparing for this fight. It's well known he's a workhorse so it doesn't surprise me he drained himself.

He drained himself losing 3 pounds? wow. Most fighters lose 10-20 pounds to make weight and they don't need an IV. Yet Floyd was dehydrated because of 3 pounds to the point of needing an IV.


DELUSIONAL

[_Maxi]

It's not a straw man fallacy when the guy said the proper thing to do to find out the truth is do CIR testing. Then when it was found out that CIR testing was done....crickets chirping.

Conte is the one who got check-mated.

Furthermore, an IV of 750ml of saline will do nothing to mask PED's a day later when Mayweather did further blood and urine testing, or are you going to argue like another poster that maybe Floyd had another secret IV waiting for him in the back of the MGM Grand?

Some drugs stay on the system for less than one day. The IV helps cleaning up the body faster. I didn't say it. Victor Conte said it.

[STREET CLEANER]

The haters here run with anything they get.

Anybody else says it and they claim that it is fact.

Ms Jackson did a commercial with Ortiz and right away Ortiz was ****ing her when she was with Floyd.

[Robbie Barrett]

He drained himself losing 3 pounds? wow. Most fighters lose 10-20 pounds to make weight and they don't need an IV. Yet Floyd was dehydrated because of 3 pounds to the point of needing an IV.


DELUSIONAL

Everyone is different. You lose 3lbs of water and you'd be dehydrated too. If other fighters want to risk their health by losing huge amounts that's on them, btw how do you know they don't use an IV? The only reason we know Mayweather did is because USADA released the info.

[travestyny]

Some drugs stay on the system for less than one day. The IV helps cleaning up the body faster. I didn't say it. Victor Conte said it.

Don't get me wrong. I'm not blaming or attacking you at all. But there were tests done before May 1st, tests done after May 1st, and a partial urine sample given before the IV on May 1st. It doesn't tie in as nicely as the conspiracy theorists want it to. That's all I'm saying.

I'm sure both of us don't want to go through this for an extended period of time. Respect.

[SterlingStained]

This is another bold faced lie that was reported by thomas hauser "can boxing trust usada" and spread throughout the media.

........."The collection agents found evidence of an IV being administered to Mayweather. Bob Bennett, the executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, which had jurisdiction over the fight, says that USADA did not tell the commission whether the IV was actually being administered when the agents arrived. USADA did later advise the NSAC that Mayweather’s medical team told its agents that the IV was administered to address concerns related to dehydration.
"...........

This is a lie. Thomas hauser even admitted its a lie in his follow up article "was floyd really dehydrated"..........

...........There’s one significant correction in it that I accept. Prior to USADA’s September 17 statement, it was widely believed that its doping control officer went to Mayweather’s Las Vegas home to conduct an unannounced drug test and found evidence of an IV being administered to Mayweather. USADA maintains – and I will accept - that “Mr. Mayweather declared the infusion in advance to the USADA DCO.” ............


So floyd was never "caught".


Why do people keep spreading this false information?


Just man up and accept the fact floyd is tbe and didn't need to cheat to get there.




In fact you should all be thanking Mr mayweather for introducing the WADA STANDARD to the sport of boxing.

because the iv for rehydration by floyd who is suppose to be a small welterweight, who has been in the welterweight division since what 2005?, a guy who floyd fans love to say dont even rehydrate dat much doe...

suddenly had trouble with the 147lb division and got dehydrated to the point of needing to do an IV that is deemed by the WADA(world anti doping agency) as a ped maskign maneuver popularized by lance armstrong.

add his connections to ped dealer hale and floyds' constant fake retirement when his division gets hot possibly cycling off peds, and being udefeated and untouchable all the way to his late 30s = strong ped using su****ions.

and if floyd fans want to think manny p pedded up, then floyd hired his trainer and ariza shakes.


this isnt rocket science folks.