Everyone Wants to Talk About Floyd's IV - What About Pac-Monster's Toradol Abuse???

[ADP02]

Why did Manny need Toradol if he wasn't injured?

because he was injured and you know it.

You think that its just coincidence that he hurt the same rotator cuff in the fight?

You think that its just coincidence that he had surgery for that same rotator cuff?

Why else take a shot of meds to the shoulder?

[ADP02]

I'm only going to say this to you one more time.


CAN YOU PLEASE GO AND FIND JUST ONE INSTANCE OF THE NEVADA STATE ATHLETIC COMMISSION FINDING A BOXER TO BE DEHYDRATED BEFORE A FIGHT?

JUST ONE.

WHAT? DO BOXERS NOT GO INTO FIGHTS DEHYDRATED EVER?

Either:
1. NSAC doesn't care about dehydration
or
2. NSAC is terrible at diagnosing dehydration
or
3. Both 1&2

You love reading Thomas Hauser's drivel. How about you give this one a look. Knock yaself out.




What do you think?

The NSAC has tried different ways to combat dehydration. They even changed when the weigh in was to occur due to dehydration problems.

After weigh-in, the NSAC or the athlete can note the issue but they still have like 30 hours to fix the issue.
The issue is when an athlete has to rehydrate 20+lbs. NOT like Floyd who admitted to making weight EASILY!!!

[travestyny]

Like I thought, you didn't even respond.

Why take something to reduce pain?

After the injury, Manny would take his meds before he trained. It apparently helped. So there plan was to fight May 2nd but they thought that they can take the meds just like they were doing during their training camp.


Your quote:
When was that said? Before or after they realized that the NSAC may investigate and potentially suspend his license to fight? Before you answer, remember that Floyd indicated that he hurt his left shoulder after the Castillo fight then his right shoulder another time .... did you laugh at Floyd? You Called him a liar? Let me know? Or did you try to protect your hero with an excuse?


Manny said numerous times after the fight that he was NOT 100%. Roach said he was NOT 100%.

Still, the point is that Toradol is used to reduce pain. Why else would he take the meds?



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What are you talking about? Are you serious???? You wanted me to respond to why he would take Toradol if he wasn't in pain? Ok. No problem.

"But there are also many illegitimate uses for this product.

It’s the sporting world’s worst kept secret that Toradol has been widely used as somewhat of a legalized cheat or substitute “pep pill” for otherwise healthy players looking to be temporarily rejuvenated for the game. In an athlete not suffering from a debilitating injury...it turns him into what could be described as a virtually indestructible force.

“…End the toradol shots...before the game,” said former NFL quarterback Chris Simms. “[it's] basically a super strong pain killer that makes your body numb. You could go run through the wall and you wouldn't really know it until two or three days later.”
http://boxingtribune-news.com/posts/...injection.html


Now the question for you is....why would he say he is not in pain if he took this medication for pain?

By the way, Manny also said he was 100%.

[travestyny]

because he was injured and you know it.

You think that its just coincidence that he hurt the same rotator cuff in the fight?

You think that its just coincidence that he had surgery for that same rotator cuff?

Why else take a shot of meds to the shoulder?

Full of absolute shlt. He hurt this shoulder in training, took some pain killers, and was ready to go a few days later. Then claimed he was 100% strength going into the fight. Also claimed he had no pain.


Then in the ring he completely full-thickness tears it without pain meds and showed no sign of it???


BULLSHlT. ABSOLUTE BULLSHlT!

[travestyny]

The NSAC has tried different ways to combat dehydration. They even changed when the weigh in was to occur due to dehydration problems.

After weigh-in, the NSAC or the athlete can note the issue but they still have like 30 hours to fix the issue.
The issue is when an athlete has to rehydrate 20+lbs. NOT like Floyd who admitted to making weight EASILY!!!

SO.....does this mean the athlete should write it on the medical form or not????

Maybe you just unlocked the mystery of why he didn't write it down, hmmm?

[ADP02]

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So you're saying that you can give a Toradol shot (mind you, this is not a local anesthetic like xylocaine) JUST IN CASE THERE IS A SPECIFIC INJURY????? HE COULD NUMB HIS ENTIRE BODY JUST IN CASE A PAST INJURY FLAILS UP?????

IS THAT WHAT YOU ARE SAYING? LET ME KNOW, BRO!

Man, I missed it the first time I read this but YOU defended Floyd's XYLOCAINE to the fists BEFORE a fight because its Floyd who admitted to it but you cannot handle Manny wanting meds for a torn rotator cuff even though he NEVER was allowed to use the meds. THE NERVE!!!

"Numbing hands gives you a dangerous sense of confidence"

1:50 mark
Doctor: By numbing your hands, you cannot feel it. If you cannot feel it, you are going to hit harder with it.

[travestyny]

your quote:
When was that said? Before or after they realized that the nsac may investigate and potentially suspend his license to fight?
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so what you're saying is that he lied? Is that what you're saying?

This coming from someone who never believes pacquiao lies....except when it fits your agenda huh?

Now that is truly funny! He and his team lie so much, how can you ever discern the truth?

You are trying to say he lied, right?

[travestyny]

Man, I missed it the first time I read this but YOU defended Floyd's XYLOCAINE to the fists BEFORE a fight because its Floyd who admitted to it but you cannot handle Manny wanting it even though he NEVER was allowed to use the meds. THE NERVE!!!

"Numbing hands gives you a dangerous sense of confidence"

1:50 mark
Doctor: By numbing your hands, you cannot feel it. If you cannot feel it, you are going to hit harder with it.

What the hell are you talking about? Are you saying that Xylocaine and Toradol are the same thing?

Where did I defend using Xylocaine. I have never defended it and I have never looked into Floyd's Xylocaine use at all. I recall an interview with Larry Merchant with him saying he used Xylocaine on his hands. Why is that important? I'm missing your point.

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SO.....does this mean the athlete should write it on the medical form or not????

Maybe you just unlocked the mystery of why he didn't write it down, hmmm?

You need to disclose ALL medical conditions especially serious ones where you had to take an IV ... but that goes without saying!

The only thing that we unlocked is that there are 2 rules in NEVADA. One for Floyd, the NEVADA golden guy and the rest. Manny was going to get investigated NOT Floyd. Not even after the fact was the NSAC going to investigate Floyd. That is crazy stuff!

[ADP02]

What the hell are you talking about? Are you saying that Xylocaine and Toradol are the same thing?

Where did I defend using Xylocaine. I have never defended it and I have never looked into Floyd's Xylocaine use at all. I recall an interview with Larry Merchant with him saying he used Xylocaine on his hands. Why is that important? I'm missing your point.

Here is your quote. You are basically defending Floyd's use!
"(mind you, this is not a local anesthetic like xylocaine)"