Did Mayweather Impose USADA So He Can Cheat But His Opponents Can't? *Facts only*

[M Bison]

Fun Fact: I broke the Mayweather IV scandal, and then Thomas Hauser totally stole my scoop 6 months later.

[Madison Boxing]

mutant mass!! been through many a bag of that.

[koolkc107]

It's a pretty significant deviation from the original story, and it was buried in a rather verbose article. Pretty sure nobody is aware of it.

He had to bury it; it blows his own theories out the water with a really simple question.

"Why is someone who is trying to cheat fully disclosing how he is going to cheat to the people tasked with catching him cheating?"

Your post should end this thread. Well done.

[b00g13man]

He had to bury it; it blows his own theories out the water with a really simple question.

"Why is someone who is trying to cheat fully disclosing how he is going to cheat to the people tasked with catching him cheating?"

Your post should end this thread. Well done.

It really should, but it won't. We're not dealing with rational posters unfortunately.

[HeadShots]

With all the documentation that exists otherwise, you still think he cheated?

SMH

And, I just showed you where the language about hiding test results came from Pac's camp.

No comment on that?

Here's more from the same source:


This is wrong. USADA agreed to the request from Mr. Pacquiao’s
representatives that USADA provide mutual notification to both
fighters upon the approval of a TUE; however, no limitation was
imposed concerning the processing or approval process for retroactive
TUE applications.

Furthermore, neither Mr. Mayweather nor his representatives were
involved in the negotiations between USADA and Mr. Pacquiao’s
representatives regarding the revisions to the Testing Agreement.
Once USADA and Mr. Pacquiao’s representatives settled on the
revised contract language, it was sent to Mr. Mayweather’s
representatives for their review and comment. No changes were
requested by Mr. Mayweather’s representatives and the Testing
Agreement was finalized and fully executed without further revision.

all i read is Mayweather was given an exemption 3 weeks after he illegally rehydrated before a fight.



Never since has USADA issued an exemption for IV rehydration after weigh-ins.




Mayweather is a PED cheat. you just can not deconstruct this statement.

[koolkc107]

It really should, but it won't. We're not dealing with rational posters unfortunately.

Yep.

With all the sense you are making I forgot that small detail.

[koolkc107]

all i read is Mayweather was given an exemption 3 weeks after he illegally rehydrated before a fight.



Never since has USADA issued an exemption for IV rehydration after weigh-ins.




Mayweather is a PED cheat. you just can not deconstruct this statement.

If he was using PEDs the testing would have caught it, especially the sample taken right before the IV.

If his T/E ratio was off, that would have been caught by his ABP.

None of that happened.

And, don't forget, you have a paramedic running around who gave the IV and the hospital dispatcher who sent the ambulance to Floyd's home. If he was dirty, where are the stories sold to the highest tabloid bidder.

Admit it, he's clean.

[HeadShots]

It really should, but it won't. We're not dealing with rational posters unfortunately.

rationality is sticking to the facts. not getting lost in the mumble jumble of excuses.



Mayweather illegaly rehydrated with IV. This is a fact.

Mayweather was given exemption 3 weeks after the event. This is a fact.

BJ Penn was penalized for the exact same infraction and denied exemption.

Exemption given after the event is not by protocol. When was the last time someone got busted for PED and was given exemption for TUE after the fact? Would love to see the case.




Using critical thinking skills as a rational poster you would then conclude USADA is simply making excuses for their corruption. Caught red handed.


it's a self serving entity.




The fact remains Mayweather is a PED cheat. He broke the rules but Usada excused him and made excuses for him. You are chugging up the excuses like a brain dead moron. nothing new.

[HeadShots]

If he was using PEDs the testing would have caught it, especially the sample taken right before the IV.

If his T/E ratio was off, that would have been caught by his ABP.

None of that happened.

And, don't forget, you have a paramedic running around who gave the IV and the hospital dispatcher who sent the ambulance to Floyd's home. If he was dirty, where are the stories sold to the highest tabloid bidder.

Admit it, he's clean.

nope. testing is not guaranteed to catch anything. maybe he took something just before the fight that was illegal. we don't know.

but what we do know rehydration with IV is illegal for the fact that it dillutes PED. Mayweather did it.

He broke protocol and is a PED cheat.


this is the same as someone caught on PED masking agents. you can automatically assume they are hiding PED's in their system.

[b00g13man]

rationality is sticking to the facts. not getting lost in the mumble jumble of excuses.



Mayweather illegaly rehydrated with IV. This is a fact.

Mayweather was given exemption 3 weeks after the event. This is a fact.

BJ Penn was penalized for the exact same infraction and denied exemption.

Exemption given after the event is not by protocol. When was the last time someone got busted for PED and was given exemption for TUE after the fact? Would love to see the case.




Using critical thinking skills as a rational poster you would then conclude USADA is simply making excuses for their corruption. Caught red handed.


it's a self serving entity.




The fact remains Mayweather is a PED cheat. He broke the rules but Usada excused him and made excuses for him. You are chugging up the excuses like a brain dead moron. nothing new.

STFU nitwit.