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Pacman took growth hormones and steroids during his early career to climb weight classes.
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That makes no sense. That would mean everyone who has ever used an IV is most likely a cheat. De La Hoya, and a host of other dudes. I don't hear anyone talking **** about De La Hoya.
What I do know is that Pacquiao refused to make the first fight because of drug testing.
What I also know is that he attempted to use Toradol for the Mayweather fight, though he stated that he was just fine going into the fight.
So what's your opinion on Pacquiao. Sure seems like he was trying to cheat when his doctor was about to shoot him up with toradol for admittedly no damn reason.Comment
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Of course not. He never tested positive and it's not like he had to do IV's after the fight.Comment
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It doesn't say advance application (much less same day lol), it says advance approval. So not retroactive, get it? The criteria for retroactive IV Tue are clearly listed, and Floyds home visit was explicitly listed as not eligible for a retroactive Tue. It's no use trying to obfuscate, it's crystal clearDude, because of how it went down, don't you agree that you must not be understanding something properly????
I mean seriously. USADA, whose paper you are mentioning, even wrote a long as document defending what they did. Could it be that...YOU ARE WRONG? Who would know better? It's kind of ****** for you to argue that they are in the wrong using their own rules.
Did it ever occur to you that what they mean by approval is what Floyd did by seeking their approval before having the IV. However, it needed to be formally granted retroactively???
This is not rocket science.
In a letter from USADA to the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) on May 21, 2015, the NSAC was informed of Mr. Mayweather’s approved The****utic Use Exemption (TUE) and advised that “Mr. Mayweather declared the infusion in advance to a USADA doping control officer who was at his home for collection of a sample. Mr. Mayweather provided partial urine samples to USADA both prior to and following the infusion. The urine provided by Mr. Mayweather on May 1, 2015, was subsequently tested and has been reported by the World Anti-Doping Agency accredited laboratory as negative.”
http://www.usada.org/wp-content/uplo...Tom-Hauser.pdf
This ends your speculation. Says it right there. Hope you had a good time playing
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Dude. You are being ignorant. Here is more from the writers of your papers, and it's just as I told you.
Like most substances and methods on the WADA Prohibited List, the use of IVs in this manner is prohibited without a TUE. When an athlete has an approved TUE, as in the case of Mr. Mayweather, who received a retroactive TUE for his use of an IV containing saline and vitamins, it is not a violation of the WADA rules to use the substance or method.
Retroactive TUEs are a standard part of the WADA International Standard for The****utic Use Exemptions (ISTUE).
http://www.usada.org/wp-content/uplo...Tom-Hauser.pdf
Now what???Comment
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it's not just the controversial iv for floyd, it's also the abnormally low testosterone-to-epitestosterone ratios, the fact he is very close friends with someone who owns TRT clinics, he has had 3 dirty tests swept under the rug, vampire facial, his TMT fighters (who he works closely with) testing dirty, etc. etc.
it's all there. anyways im getting sleepy. goodnight.Comment
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So now WADA is part of damage control?
WADA is the sole controller. If you can't see that...well, not sure what else to tell you.
You still haven't answered why Floyd would have to use an IV or why he would have to apply for a TUE if he paid off USADA so that he can take PED's. How does that make sense logically?Comment
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Just another pathetic attempt to smear pacquiao lol. Can't blame them though most western men are physically weak and feminine.Comment
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