Originally posted by travestyny
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What? Again, Floyd said that these contributed to why he was so dehydrated that he required an IV. I said that like forever:
- giving urine, giving < 1 tbps of blood 10 days before and a bit of exercise)
but none of them should be a factor and I told you why. What's so hard to understand?
Nice try. Roach already told us who was at fault. How about stop trying to blame it on other shlt instead of what really happened. Pacquiao refused to accept the 14 day cut-off. That's why the fight was not made. Don't you dare try to give reasons why this was valid. Roach already exposed Pac's team.
"Roach: Pacquiao would have KO’d Mayweather if he had two good hands"
Sorry but it was valid. I can post articles on how Manny thought about being said to be a PEDs cheat with no proof from Floyd. Manny also brought Floyd, Oscar and company to court over those false allegations.
Wrong. Have you learned anything about chronic dehydration yet? Are you aware of the accumulative effect of dehydration? I already posted this information for you enough. If you're trying to argue that someone who becomes dehydrated cannot be made more dehydrated by further working out and doing drug testing, I suggest you go back and review the links I've provided you. Manny isn't arguing that. He's saying he was fine and then his giving blood 2 days before the fight weakend him during the fight. That's idiocy and you know it.
Cumulative affect?
Manny was also training, had given enough blood that he said got him to feel dizzy, had to lie down, had to make weight, dehydrated 10lbs, couldn't eat or drink freely since he was right on weight not below and it was under 24 hours to weigh-in. Oh, and Manny was bleeding a lot during the fight.
No, Manny didn't say he was fine after he gave blood.
Again, Manny said that he felt dizzy and needed to lie down after he gave blood. Its just funny how you look at it differently depending on who you are talking about. Also, Floyd says something and for you its the truth and try to find any silly thing on the net to justify it. Even if you know that the sites that you go to are sites where THEY ARE TRYING TO SELL WATER PRODUCTS! So they will tell you all kinds of reasons for you to drink up.
Lets remove this cumulative affect theory of yours concerning Floyd:
1- Giving urine does not dehydrate you
2- <1 tablespoon shouldn't dehydrate you. This is obvious since if 450ml is recovered within 24-48 hours, then <1 tablespoon should be less than 24 hours. Either way, NOT days and certainly NOT 10 days!!!
3- In the final days, Floyd said that he would just workout "a bit" just to stay sharp, shake out. He also mentioned that he would be relaxing, watching basketball games .....
So again, nothing that would cause an elite athlete severe dehydration.
Anyways, this is dumb! THINK. Who would be training to the point that he would be so severely dehydrated that he would require an IV at that point in time?
Now you are going to speculate about how much blood they took out for a medical? Really? You are unbelievable. Tell me. How much blood was taken out?
And him being cut in the fight is irrelevant. Come on, man. You are smarter than that. I don't even know why you tried to add that in. This is extreme desperation.
And him being cut in the fight is irrelevant. Come on, man. You are smarter than that. I don't even know why you tried to add that in. This is extreme desperation.
- Stick with what Floyd/Ellerbe/Ariza said. Floyd was "just dehydrated" nothing less nothing more. So stop reinventing the wheel
- They didn't say "chronic dehydration". As noted above, it was "just dehydration". Why? Floyd told you why.
- Hyponatremia: As noted above, it was "just dehydration". Why? Floyd told you why.
- Allergies? Nope, As noted above, it was "just dehydration". Why? Floyd told you why.
- diarrhea? As noted above, it was "just dehydration". Why? Floyd told you why.
- Vomitting? As noted above, it was "just dehydration". Why? Floyd told you why.
Did I miss any of your specualtions? I know there is more ....
So Floyd giving urine is not irrelevant?
Floyd giving <1 tablespoon of blood 10 days before is not irrelevant?
Working out "a bit" is not irrelevant?
Yet Manny who was trying to make weight at (go down to) 130, giving enough blood to make him feel dizzy, less than 24 hours to weigh in and just 48 hours before the fight, Manny talking about having to restrict his drinking and eating to make weight contributed to the affects when giving blood, bleeding A LOT 48 hours later while in a fight exerting himself, using pillow gloves ..... I can add more, yet, nope you say? What a joke!!!
Talk about extreme desperation
Who cares what he is talking about. He said he didn't want to fight if blood was taken 14 days before.
Pointing out the difference between Manny vs Floyd. Manny was complaining about not being able to throw his optimal power punches. Morales agreed.
Floyd said that it got so bad that he had to have an IV. HA!
hahahahhaa. Are we talking about donating, or a medical exam????? You believe he gave 450ml of blood? One pint of blood???????
Was he preparing for a blood transfusion? Please stop embarrassing yourself!
Was he preparing for a blood transfusion? Please stop embarrassing yourself!
Embarassed now?
As far as Manny is concerned, one needs to note what Manny said (dehydrate 10lbs, not able to eat and drink freely, feeling dizzy ....) and how long it can take to get back his optimal power considering that it can take up to 4 weeks for 450ml for someone who donates. Plus the effects of using pillow gloves instead of his usual punchers gloves.
Floyd: Not possible
Manny: A Possibility
Was blood the main issue for Floyd, or something that contributed to his dehydration? Maybe you'd have a point if he said, "I was dehydrated because I was giving blood." He didn't say that.
Sorry. Your post reeks of desperation and is simply laughable. You going to keep trying, or give up?
Sorry. Your post reeks of desperation and is simply laughable. You going to keep trying, or give up?
You are the one that is desperate. I keep on telling you what he said. You want me to say it again?
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