Pacquiao took PEDS and is a cheat = FACT

[Redd Foxx]

I think the OP is generally a great poster but I gotta be honest, the premise of this thread is weak as *** and only hurts his credibility. This is as low quality as something Spoon or Maxi would post.

[Robbie Barrett]

he admitted to using steroids? he's been accused of peds since 2009. Add that up.

He admitted using PEDs in the past. He turned down the biggest fight in history over random testing in 2009. It's pretty obvious why.

He's a PED cheat. That's fact now.

[hugh grant]

Some still threatened by PAC even though he's koed by jmm and lost on paper to Floyd.
Too right they should be threatened by best of era

[Robbie Barrett]

Some still threatened by PAC even though he's koed by jmm and lost on paper to Floyd.
Too right they should be threatened by best of era

Threatened?

Just keep seeing Pac Fans accusing others. When it's a fact Pacquiao is a PED cheat.

[WesternChamp]

He admitted using PEDs in the past. He turned down the biggest fight in history over random testing in 2009. It's pretty obvious why.

He's a PED cheat. That's fact now.

he never admitted to using peds. he said he's smoke meth when he was a teen but stopped when he realized it wasnt good for the body, this was in 2016-2017. he's been accused of using peds since 2009. floyd is still smoking weed.

[Robbie Barrett]

he never admitted to using peds. he said he's smoke meth when he was a teen but stopped when he realized it wasnt good for the body, this was in 2016-2017. he's been accused of using peds since 2009. floyd is still smoking weed.

Amphetamines are classed as PEDs.

[WesternChamp]

Threatened?

Just keep seeing Pac Fans accusing others. When it's a fact Pacquiao is a PED cheat.

accused? how so? he's endorsing it!

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[Robbie Barrett]

The amphetamines can enhance athletic performance. That much seems clear from the literature, some of which is reviewed here. Increases in endurance have been demonstrated in both humans and ****. Smith and Beecher, 20 years ago, showed improvement of running, swimming, and weight throwing in highly trained athletes. Laboratory analogs of such performances have also been used and similar enhancement demonstrated. The amount of change induced by the amphetamines is usually small, of the order of a few percent. Nevertheless, since a fraction of a percent improvement can make the difference between fame and oblivion, the margin conferred by these drugs can be quite important.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7286248

[WesternChamp]

The amphetamines can enhance athletic performance. That much seems clear from the literature, some of which is reviewed here. Increases in endurance have been demonstrated in both humans and ****. Smith and Beecher, 20 years ago, showed improvement of running, swimming, and weight throwing in highly trained athletes. Laboratory analogs of such performances have also been used and similar enhancement demonstrated. The amount of change induced by the amphetamines is usually small, of the order of a few percent. Nevertheless, since a fraction of a percent improvement can make the difference between fame and oblivion, the margin conferred by these drugs can be quite important.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7286248

Cannabis is considered to be in violation of all three main disqualifying criteria. It violates the first (performance enhancement) because of its ability to decrease anxiety and fear, and potentially to improve some types of oxygenation and concentration. It violates the second (health risk) because it can result in, among other things, "decreased cognitive performance" and "pulmonary toxicity." It violates the third (spirit of sport) because of the drug's widespread illegality and conflicts with the "role model of athletes in modern society," along with "negative reactions by the public, sponsors, and the media."

http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2012-08/fyi-why-cannabis-olympic-banned-substances-list

[WesternChamp]

this explains why floyd has no fear of conor and is talking about going to war.

Cannabis is considered to be in violation of all three main disqualifying criteria. It violates the first (performance enhancement) because of its ability to decrease anxiety and fear, and potentially to improve some types of oxygenation and concentration. It violates the second (health risk) because it can result in, among other things, "decreased cognitive performance" and "pulmonary toxicity." It violates the third (spirit of sport) because of the drug's widespread illegality and conflicts with the "role model of athletes in modern society," along with "negative reactions by the public, sponsors, and the media."