Comments Thread For: Arum Reflects on Mayweather's IV, Pacquiao Shoulder Shot Scandal

[travestyny]

On top of that, if you say yourself its "independent" and the names are not disclosed, then how would they know it was Floyd that they reviewed? BOOM!

Before I rip through your bull**** yet again, I just want to take some time to laugh at your "boom."

You are pretty dumb, you know that? The point is that they have the paperwork, foolio. Doesn't seem like anyone was trying to hide anything, does it? Do you think they just get the paperwork to file, or is it their ****ing job to check up on the ADO and make sure they are doing things right?

Furthermore, how ****** do you think WADA is? Do you think they can't put together which application is Floyd's from the date and the circumstances now that everything is said and done? Especially after all of the information that USADA released due to Hauser's shoddy reporting that they responded to?

You're just an irritating little gnat now. Isn't it time for you to bug off?

[ADP02]

Before I rip through your bull**** yet again, I just want to take some time to laugh at your "boom."

You are pretty dumb, you know that? The point is that they have the paperwork, foolio. Doesn't seem like anyone was trying to hide anything, does it? Do you think they just get the paperwork to file, or is it their ****ing job to check up on the ADO and make sure they are doing things right?

Furthermore, how ****** do you think WADA is? Do you think they can't put together which application is Floyd's from the date and the circumstances now that everything is said and done? Especially after all of the information that USADA released due to Hauser's shoddy reporting that they responded to?

You're just an irritating little gnat now. Isn't it time for you to bug off?

Where do I start?

Oh yeah, you are deflecting AGAIN and not answering my questions.

So check the date and get the information which is supposed to be confidential and know that it must be Floyd that they are talking about ..... hmmm, yet you make its sound so complicated and impossible for USADA's TUEC to know who they were approving? Even though they can discuss this with USADA people who know EVERYTHING about Floyd's situation! and its USADA that establishes their TUEC!

Score WADA TUEC 1 USADA TUEC 0

[travestyny]

I said Urine is the main cause? Please provide me that post.

I can provide you plenty of posts where I make that very clear.

Floyd supposedly couldn't even urinate so no matter how you look at this BS excuse its a joke!

So now instead of deflecting, you are supposed to prove that I'm wrong.

The way you keep talking about urine, it's clear you're trying to make it into a big issue. There is a reason that no one else made this statement into a big deal. IT'S BECAUSE IT'S MORONIC TO MAKE A BIG DEAL OUT OF IT. YOUR DESPERATION IS SO ****ING ANNOYING!

You proved that you're wrong, idiot. You said urinating can contribute to dehydration. That's what Ellerby said. Being required to give urine doesn't mean that you should be readily able to pee, idiot.

Why are you asking on a point that I just answered instead you should have been countering my response?

Its the degree of dehydration that one should look at not if they are losing fluids. While you are typing your post you can be losing fluids but that does not mean that you are so severely dehydrated that you need an IV! Stop protecting your hero!

Exactly. It is the degree. Now, when did he become dehydrated? How did it affect him over time? To what degree was he dehydrated by the time of the IV? Oh you can't answer? Thanks. Go away.

I said Blood is the main cause? Please provide me that post.

I can provide you plenty of posts where I make that very clear that its just NOT a reason to be severely dehydrated when one gives <1 tablespoon of blood 10 days before.

So now instead of deflecting, you are supposed to prove that I'm wrong.

Once again, the way you are clinging to this statement about blood is moronic.

Case in point, what I highlighted in red. Your claim is that it's not a reason to be severely dehydrated. NO ONE IS SAYING THAT, YOU ****ING DOLT. This is a prime example of what I mean by you taking a statement and making a mountain out of a mole hill. Shut the **** up!

1. For a healthy athlete, Chronic dehydration means that after your exercise and before you exercise again, you do not know how to rehydrate yourself properly because you are too naïve and lack the knowledge of how to rehydrate yourself.

Ariza with his experience has made sure that he carefully monitors his athletes and said this
"I do not know how other camps do it but we do not do things by guess, we do it by the numbers."

So your argument is that no boxers with a personal trainer should ever be dehydrated.

......

Go away.

b) I provided you a quote that brought up that it must be an acute medical condition in order to meet the criteria. So Acute does NOT mean chronic!

From the ISTUE:
a. The Prohibited Substance or Prohibited Method in question is needed to treat an acute or chronic medical condition

Ooops. STFU.

c) Chronic medical condition means that Floyd knew about it for a while. Yet Floyd did not mention it on the pre-fight form nor to the NSAC doctors.
That's grounds for perjury and an investigation is warranted!!!!

From WADA's paper on TUE's
When a potentially chronic medical condition is first diagnosed, it may be advisable to grant a TUE for a shorter period until the medical regime is stabilized.

Have any idea when it was first diagnosed? Oops. STFU.

d)
Floyd's weight is rock solid stable and admits that he walks around that weight for a decade! There is a formula that I should make you aware of .... oh wait, I did!

1. What happened to your 30 day weight requirement. Guess you stopped mentioning that when I shot it down, huh?

2. There's an independent group of doctors that I should make you aware of. Oh wait, I did. One that didn't have Mayweather's name on the documents when they approved it. Sorry. You lose.

What is a The****utic Use Exemption Committee (TUEC)?

The TUEC is the group of doctors and medical experts that review your TUE application and recommend whether the TUE should be approved or denied based on the criteria in the WADA International Standard of TUEs. Each anti-doping agency and International Federation has its own TUEC. Your identity is never revealed to the TUEC.

2.
Floyd did not mention it on the pre-fight form nor to the NSAC doctors.
That's grounds for perjury and an investigation is warranted!!!!

1. When was it diagnosed?
2. Has any boxer ever been dehydrated going into a match in the state of Nevada?
3. Has any boxer ever declared dehydration to Nevada?

Either you don't understand Nevada's medical form, or Nevada doesn't care about dehydration. Either way, you lose.

Secondly, Floyd's weight is rock solid stable and admits that he walks around that weight for a decade! There is a formula that I should make you aware of .... oh wait, I did!

Didn't you already say this? This is a microcosm of your whole argument. Like a broken record no matter how often I've shut it down. STFU!

3. Are you speculating AGAIN??? Resting his legs can mean anything. Even standing up doing interviews can make you want to sit down and relax. BUT Floyd said that he was going to take it easy the last few days and said that he was just going to do a "little bit" and just relax as you said yourself. Did he jog "a little bit"? Possibly but only if he is a fool would he be doing any kind of strenuous activity for any extended period of time being that he would be fighting soon and as Floyd said "RELAXING"!!!

So stop speculating and believe Floyd!

Sure. Speculating just as much as you that he wasn't running his usual amount. Speculating as much as you that he wasn't dehydrated enough for the IV according to WADA's rules. Well actually, I'm not speculating that much. Way to not answer the question, but you implied it: You don't know if he was still running. Thank you.

Floyd did NOTHING to make his body worse at that point in time. Floyd says that by then, others are dehydrating themselves 5-10-15-20lbs while he makes weight EASILY!

Speculation. Thank you. When you become aware of his health state at the time, you know, the one that the independent TUEC reviewed when they approved the TUE, then you can talk. Until then...STFU.

4. NSAC had just as much to go on with Floyd as with Manny. With Manny they said they would investigate but not the Nevada golden egg? How come? They are acting with Floyd just like UCI did with Lance Armstrong. Go easy with the golden egg. Relax on the rules. Floyd/Lance can lie. Its not perjury for them, Crazy stuff!

Thank Bob Arum and Pacquiao for blatantly lying and trying to throw NSAC under the bus. That's first of all. Second, NSAC is obviously not concerned about dehydration. Third, it's not known when Floyd's condition was diagnosed. In conclusion, you lose. STFU!

WADA: Its optional to review and what would they be reviewing? A carefully documented BS RETRO TUE.
WADA only is mandated to review when requested and even then, it can refuse in some cases.

WADA can also review any TUE that it wants. Being that this was a big case, I'm sure they would at least be curious, don't you think? The point is, they have all of the information. There was seemingly nothing to hide.

8. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF WADA IN THE REVIEW OF TUES?
WADA’s role in the TUE process is two-fold. First, the Agency, through its TUEC, has the right to monitor and review any TUE granted by a federation or anti-doping organization and, following such review, to reverse any decision.

WADA has the right to review any TUE application at any time. It is in your best interest to make sure your TUE file is as complete as possible.

On top of that, if you say yourself its "independent" and the names are not disclosed, then how would they know it was Floyd that they reviewed? BOOM!

Let me clarify this here. The TUEC doesn't have the names of the athletes. The physician or athlete then submits the application. The information is out there.

12.1 ADAMS and Athletes
ADAMS enables Athletes to complete forms and submit their TUE applications online, receive online notification from ADOs, and consult changes in the status of their applications.
12.2 ADAMS and Physicians
Athlete physicians can complete TUE application forms online after identifying
themselves to the Athlete’s ADO.

To make this even more clear, here is what the athlete signs when submitting the TUE application:

Athlete’s declaration

I, ________________________________, certify that the information set out at sections 1, 5 and 6 is accurate. I authorize the release of personal medical information to the Anti-Doping Organization (ADO) as well as to WADA authorized staff, to the WADA TUEC (The****utic Use Exemption Committee) and to other ADO TUECs and authorized staff that may have a right to this information under the World Anti-Doping Code ("Code") and/or the International Standard for The****utic Use Exemptions.


So much for your "boom."

So again, I answered your questions. You can start doing the same now!

Is that enough for you?

[travestyny]

Where do I start?

Oh yeah, you are deflecting AGAIN and not answering my questions.

So check the date and get the information which is supposed to be confidential and know that it must be Floyd that they are talking about ..... hmmm, yet you make its sound so complicated and impossible for USADA's TUEC to know who they were approving? Even though they can discuss this with USADA people who know EVERYTHING about Floyd's situation! and its USADA that establishes their TUEC!

Score WADA TUEC 1 USADA TUEC 0

1. I clarified in the post above since I wasn't sure if the athlete's identity was also blocked from WADA. Go check it out.

2. The TUEC does not have the athletes name. At the time that the TUEC would be reviewing the application, how would they know enough to narrow down which athlete it could be about. MMA? Boxing? Etc. The point is WADA had the date of the application, or at least a time frame, and also more details based on USADA's paper smacking Hauser around that came out after the TUE was approved.

3. The TUEC is independent, just as the labs are independent. Now you're trying to say USADA helped out Floyd, and decided to get the TUEC involved, and to give the information to WADA so that it's just sitting in their database. That's moronic. Don't you think USADA could have done a better job if they wanted to help Floyd cheat? You know...by like...STAYING AWAY OR ALERTING HIM WHEN TO STOP DOPING? WHY THE HELL WOULD HE WAIT TIL THE LAST MINUTE TO DOPE WHEN HE KNOWS DRUG TESTS ARE COMING?????????????

Does this clear it up for you? Let me know if you need any more information.

[travestyny]

That is not my argument. Manny brought up the fact that he was down dehydrating himself and due to that and restricting his food and fluids it affected him when he gave blood.

Manny rehydrated to 139lbs for the first fight.


Any idea how much he rehydrated for the second fight?

Let me answer this for you, since you don't seem to be able to find the info.

He rehydrated to 140 for the rematch. He also rehydrated to 140 for the fight between the rematch.

:-|

Ready to give up?

[ADP02]

Let me answer this for you, since you don't seem to be able to find the info.

He rehydrated to 140 for the rematch. He also rehydrated to 140 for the fight between the rematch.

:-|

Ready to give up?

What's your point?

[ADP02]

1. I clarified in the post above since I wasn't sure if the athlete's identity was also blocked from WADA. Go check it out.

2. The TUEC does not have the athletes name. At the time that the TUEC would be reviewing the application, how would they know enough to narrow down which athlete it could be about. MMA? Boxing? Etc. The point is WADA had the date of the application, or at least a time frame, and also more details based on USADA's paper smacking Hauser around that came out after the TUE was approved.

3. The TUEC is independent, just as the labs are independent. Now you're trying to say USADA helped out Floyd, and decided to get the TUEC involved, and to give the information to WADA so that it's just sitting in their database. That's moronic. Don't you think USADA could have done a better job if they wanted to help Floyd cheat? You know...by like...STAYING AWAY OR ALERTING HIM WHEN TO STOP DOPING? WHY THE HELL WOULD HE WAIT TIL THE LAST MINUTE TO DOPE WHEN HE KNOWS DRUG TESTS ARE COMING?????????????

Does this clear it up for you? Let me know if you need any more information.

Wow, you still think that its impossible yet all you need to do is google and you will find examples.

Oh wait, I already gave you examples such as Lance Armstrong, Russian scandal and there are plenty more.


USADA was protecting Floyd while throwing Manny under the bus for doing something very similar. BOTH of them did not notify the NSAC about their medical condition. Only one actually was able to use a banned method.

Back then, why didn't USADA bring up that Floyd did the same if not worse? See, its not impossible. Same fight, different attitude by USADA.

Reason? Floyd and his reps are too closely tied with USADA and Floyd is the golden goose not the scraps that can be thrown to the wolves.

[travestyny]

Wow, you still think that its impossible yet all you need to do is google and you will find examples.

Oh wait, I already gave you examples such as Lance Armstrong, Russian scandal and there are plenty more.


USADA was protecting Floyd while throwing Manny under the bus for doing something very similar. BOTH of them did not notify the NSAC about their medical condition. Only one actually was able to use a banned method.

Back then, why didn't USADA bring up that Floyd did the same if not worse? See, its not impossible. Same fight, different attitude by USADA.

Reason? Floyd and his reps are too closely tied with USADA and Floyd is the golden goose not the scraps that can be thrown to the wolves.

Dude, give it up. USADA didn't do anything to Manny! Why the hell do you keep accusing USADA? They had nothing to do with NSAC denying Manny the medication. Nothing at all. Just stop already.

[travestyny]

What's your point?

Weren't you complaining that Manny couldn't eat or drink? Yet he came in at basically the same weight as when he didn't give blood 2 days before. Just stop the non-sense.

[ADP02]

Dude, give it up. USADA didn't do anything to Manny! Why the hell do you keep accusing USADA? They had nothing to do with NSAC denying Manny the medication. Nothing at all. Just stop already.

USADA said that they(Manny) should have notified NSAC if they had a medical condition. USADA did not use that same tone with Floyd.

With Hauser, USADA kept on protecting Floyd.

Just because you do not see it ...... its obvious though.





Same goes with USADA. Remember that for some of you, it was OK that Floyd had no TUE because Floyd declared his IV use. Well here are 2 athletes who declared the use of an IV yet still got sanctioned for not having a TUE ..... BOOM!

USADA is tough when it comes to athletes using an IV, except for Floyd.


U.S. Weightlifting Athlete, Phillips, Sanctioned for Anti-Doping Rule Violation - IV method
During an out-of-competition test on April 25, 2016, Phillips, 25, declared the use of an intravenous infusion of non-prohibited substances. A subsequent investigation by USADA revealed that the intravenous infusion received by Phillips was administered in a volume greater than 50 mL within a 6 hour period under the care of a physician.
Under the USADA Protocol volume greater than 50 mL within a 6 hour period are prohibited – except for those legitimately received in the course of hospital admissions, surgical procedures or clinical investigations. Intravenous infusions or injections received in any other setting require an approved The****utic Use Exemption (TUE).





UFC Athlete, Penn, Sanctioned for Anti-Doping Policy Violation - IV method
During an out-of-competition test on March 25, 2016, Penn declared the use of an intravenous infusion of a non-prohibited substance.
A subsequent investigation by USADA revealed that the intravenous infusion received by Penn was administered in a volume greater than 50 mL within a 6 hour period.
Penn, 37, voluntarily disclosed his use of the intravenous infusion and fully cooperated with USADA’s investigation into the circumstances regarding his violation.

Under the UFC Anti-Doping Policy, intravenous infusions in a volume greater than 50 mL within a 6 hour period are prohibited, except for those legitimately received in the course of hospital admissions, surgical procedures or clinical investigations. Intravenous infusions received in any other setting require an approved The****utic Use Exemption (TUE).



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