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

[PK3434]

Jeez, we're now at 20 pages and still nobody can answer a simple question.

The Burden of proof is on me to show you that he wasn't dehydrated?

It's you who's vigorously defending him.


Again, his 30 day weight was 150.5 pounds.

He had 30 days to lose only 3.5 pounds.

He weighed in at 146 pounds.

Yet he was so rehydrated by losing those 3 pounds, that he came in a pound under and he required an IV?

Ha!


His numbers for the Berto fight were almost the same.

So was he severely dehydrated after the Berto weigh-in too?


It's ilogical.

The type of people you are talking to will never admit that it is even slightly su****ious. These people are almost exactly like Trump supporters and Floyd is their Trump.

[robertzimmerman]

Let me help you out.

Burden of Proof (definition): the imperative on a party to produce the evidence that will shift the conclusion away from the default position to one's own position.

What is the default position? It must be that he was dehydrated because that is why he was allowed the IV.

Now, go and shift that position. Pacquaio's legal team couldn't do it. Let's see what you got.

I don't care about the burden of proof.

We're not in a court of law, stop being so defensive.

I'm merely asking for your OPINION as a boxing fan.


Ha!

Seriously.

All I want to know, is why you personally think that he was in fact dehydrated to the point where he needed an IV?


How difficult is that?

I've said "I think it's illogical because...."

Now it's your turn.


This is not NASA, it's BS.com.


If speaks volumes that you won't even offer your opinion.

[travestyny]

You should be a politician.

You speak without saying anything.

You are completely unable to answer a simple question. But don't worry, because by not answering, you have actually answered me.

You obviously don't buy that he was dehydrated, but he's your boy so you don't want to throw him to the wolves.

You'll defend him at all costs, and will just answer questions with questions.

Cool.

Ahem. Is this you admitting that you have nothing? You're not very bright, which has already been proven by your misreading of USADA's paper, and then by your misspelling of the word "illogical" twice in a row. I've told you who has the burden of proof, yet you still ask me to prove something to you. Sorry, I have no obligation to prove anything to you. Furthermore, I even provided you with a quotation about chronic dehydration just to play your little game. Look it up and learn some things.

Until then, hit the books, Jr. There is still time for you to learn the basic skills you need to survive.

[robertzimmerman]

You're in a losing argument because the same can be said for Pacquiao and many others. Pacquiao showed no signs of a fighter that needed Lidocaine, Toradol, etc, and/or one that had an injury. Yet, this is allegedly the case.

A year later and the pain of that loss still lingers around here. Amazing this is even being discussed. Floyd truly owns you guys.

I'm not even a fan of Manny's, so no.

A wasted post.

[robertzimmerman]

The type of people you are talking to will never admit that it is even slightly su****ious. These people are almost exactly like Trump supporters and Floyd is their Trump.

Ha!

Floyd and Donald.

A Dream team.

[SterlingStained]

inhale


exhale


its not that complex....you can tell by his ribs and chest...stop reaching. Dude has been shredded since he turned pro.

LOOLL WUT?

you think the difference in that picture is that floyd inhaled and exhaled????

REALLY????

[Dosumpthin]

Tell me why you think Floyd was so dehydrated that he required an IV of 750ml of saline and vitamins.

An easy question.

Give me your honest opinion.

I've always maintained floyd could have suffered from an acute case of diarrhea caused by some physical or physcological aliment.

It has always been said floyd was scared of the Pac man and I believe he may have **** his pants the day before.

Diarrhea, according to WADA code, is a condition that would justify the use of intrvaneous rehydration.

Shltty theory, but it's possible. Meets every guideline and code by WADA USADA AND NSAC.

I'll go with this story since none of the entire boxing community has access to medical records.

Question to you is why argue about the severity of the dehydration when you don't understand how it's treated or the rules in which it can be treated?

[robertzimmerman]

Ahem. Is this you admitting that you have nothing? You're not very bright, which has already been proven by your misreading of USADA's paper, and then by your misspelling of the word "illogical" twice in a row. I've told you who has the burden of proof, yet you still ask me to prove something to you. Sorry, I have no obligation to prove anything to you. Furthermore, I even provided you with a quotation about chronic dehydration just to play your little game. Look it up and learn some things.

Until then, hit the books, Jr. There is still time for you to learn the basic skills you need to survive.

Jeez, look at the desperation.

You've had to resort to pulling me on a typo.

Ha!


I'm not even asking you to PROVE anything you clown.

I'm merely asking for your OPINION, an opinion that you refuse to give on a boxing forum.

What does that say about you?


This is how simple it is:

If you said to me "robertzimmerman, tell me why you think Floyd's actions look su****ious?"

I would reply with:

"Because of the following...."

I would answer you straight out.

Yet when I ask you to give me your opinion on why you think he was dehydrated, you refuse and get all defensive.


What's wrong with you?

I don't want concrete proof.

We're merely boxing fans on a forum, not lawyers in a court of law.


Just please tell me why you think that he was so dehydrated, that he required the IV?


Now if you can't or won't answer, then please refrain from replying to me.


Thank you.

[radioraheem]

LOOLL WUT?

you think the difference in that picture is that floyd inhaled and exhaled????

REALLY????

The difference in those pictures though is many years and significant differences in weight and training. Kinda comparing apples with oranges there.

[radioraheem]

I'm not even a fan of Manny's, so no.

A wasted post.

The same thing applies. If you disbelieve in Mayweather's IV usage, then you must also believe that Pacquaio was totally telling lies about his physical condition before and after the fight.