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

[BrometheusBob.]

Is this thread for real?

[al-Xander]

If you don't at least have strong su****ions that Floyd was doing some really shady **** with the IV/tue/usada deal, then obviously you will believe anything. I don't know what it was, but I'm pretty certain it was shady. Plus, the IV amount was way over the allowable limit. That isn't disputable.

Floyd di*kriders have so many similarities to trump supporters. Ill elaborate eventually.

Mayweather is the Lance Armstrong of boxing.
Forget about Hauser. The IV thing in itself is shady.
End thread here.

[daggum]

the man was completely drained. dropping 3 pounds in a month can kill a man. he needed that iv to live. if he just used it to unnaturally gain weight after the weigh in that's cheating so yea either way you look at it he got busted. he knew how to get around the rules via loopholes so he's smart in that aspect but if armstrong had applied for an exemption and been granted it i guess he wouldn't have cheated? that's the flyod fan argument?

[Dosumpthin]

Mayweather is the Lance Armstrong of boxing.
Forget about Hauser. The IV thing in itself is shady.
End thread here.

The "iv thing" is very common amongst fighters and is not banned by NSAC. So Its only shady because pacquiao lost.


Floyd provided a partial sample before and after the iv. Big difference from lance.

[daggum]

The "iv thing" is very common amongst fighters and is not banned by NSAC. So Its only shady because pacquiao lost.


Floyd provided a partial sample before and after the iv. Big difference from lance.

nsac themselves said you aren't allowed to take iv's to rehydrate for weigh in purposes unless they approve it. they didn't approve it...usada did and nsac said they were wrong to do it....that is until after the fight so yeah you can see floyd called the shots and they didn't follow their own rules. how is a man who weighed 150 a month before suddenly in need of an IV? they would not have approved it that's why he didn't bother to ask. he got an unfair advantage. that's kind of the whole point. whether he used it to hide ped's isn't relevant. he had an unfair advantage one way or another: ped hiding or bulking up after the weigh in.

[b00g13man]

Because TBE beat their favourite fighters.

[FrankieClutch]

What else is new? People always use Mayweather to deflect. Povetkin gets busted people will randomly bring up Mayweather

Dude, what are you even talking about? Didn't you know Floyd had an IV?!

It goes something like that, right?

[Dosumpthin]

nsac themselves said you aren't allowed to take iv's to rehydrate for weigh in purposes unless they approve it. they didn't approve it...usada did and nsac said they were wrong to do it....that is until after the fight so yeah you can see floyd called the shots and they didn't follow their own rules. how is a man who weighed 150 a month before suddenly in need of an IV? they would not have approved it that's why he didn't bother to ask. he got an unfair advantage. that's kind of the whole point. whether he used it to hide ped's isn't relevant. he had an unfair advantage one way or another: ped hiding or bulking up after the weigh in.

What you said is not true.

Show me in NSAC RULES that they banned IV use.

Nsac said another doping organization can not be the sole authority that approves a theraputic use exemption (tue) for something that is banned.

This is common sense and they are correct.

But we all know.....

1. NSAC does not ban IV method.

2. USADA only issued a tue to comply with WADA RULES....not NSAC RULES.

3. NSAC has not taken any action against floyd iv use....because they can't and they didn't ban it.

4. NSAC has made a statement that they will ban it in the future.

Fact.


Nice try but you should speak facts. That's twice now you seem misinformed about the truth.

[big_james10]

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.

When you tell yourself the same lie over and over and over again, you will eventually start to believe it. The lie about Pacquaio winning the fight didn't carry any water. The lie about Pacquaio having a torn rotator cuff had no credibility. So the haters created the lie about PED use. By the time they created this lie, intelligent people stopped wasting time arguing with them, so they convinced themselves that it was true.

[sicko]

Dude, what are you even talking about? Didn't you know Floyd had an IV?!

It goes something like that, right?

What are you talking about Sir, Mayweather failed every drug test he took but USADA covered up for him because Mayweather INVENTED USADA