I like how you try to spread this **** out. You aren't nearly smart enough to accomplish what you are trying to do.
1. TUE/IV/Fight night weight/USADA are all the same issue. I've gone through it many times. He passed 22 drug tests. The IV wouldn't have masked all of the tests before May 1st, and it wouldn't have masked the blood and urine test on May 2nd. Furthermore, a partial urine sample was given before the IV on May 1st.
2. Red Corner/Blue Corner: The judges have told you who they voted for. Am I wrong? You tried to explain this away by talking about ********, but I proved you wrong. So where do you go from here, because your only possible way to keep this theory up is by stating the judges lied? Fat chance proving that. By the way, check this out:
This is from an app that averages out the rounds given to boxers from users scorecards. This particular one was taken from 1000 users. As you can see, the average for rounds 4 and 6 were in Pac's favor. What does that tell you???
If you were smart, it tells you that the judges had 4 and 6 for the right guy, and your theory is bull****.
Here is the link: http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=191292
And here is another one, just in case you still don't get it:

Taken from 314 users.
It would be hard for you to find a scorecard that did not give Pac rounds 4 and 6, just as all 3 judges did. If your theory was right, it'd mean all 3 judges failed to see what damn near everyone who cared about this fight saw. One judge is on record saying Pac needed a knockout to win in the 12th.
And that concludes your schooling. Good day, sir. You failed and there is no reason to continue. Time for you to throw in the towel.
1. TUE/IV/Fight night weight/USADA are all the same issue. I've gone through it many times. He passed 22 drug tests. The IV wouldn't have masked all of the tests before May 1st, and it wouldn't have masked the blood and urine test on May 2nd. Furthermore, a partial urine sample was given before the IV on May 1st.
2. Red Corner/Blue Corner: The judges have told you who they voted for. Am I wrong? You tried to explain this away by talking about ********, but I proved you wrong. So where do you go from here, because your only possible way to keep this theory up is by stating the judges lied? Fat chance proving that. By the way, check this out:
This is from an app that averages out the rounds given to boxers from users scorecards. This particular one was taken from 1000 users. As you can see, the average for rounds 4 and 6 were in Pac's favor. What does that tell you???
If you were smart, it tells you that the judges had 4 and 6 for the right guy, and your theory is bull****.
Here is the link: http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=191292
And here is another one, just in case you still don't get it:

Taken from 314 users.
It would be hard for you to find a scorecard that did not give Pac rounds 4 and 6, just as all 3 judges did. If your theory was right, it'd mean all 3 judges failed to see what damn near everyone who cared about this fight saw. One judge is on record saying Pac needed a knockout to win in the 12th.
And that concludes your schooling. Good day, sir. You failed and there is no reason to continue. Time for you to throw in the towel.
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