How do you think fighters cheat USADA random year-round drug testing?

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So Floyd was medically dehydrated, in a emergency situation and he was still able to produce a urine sample?

We already know Floyd was unable to produce a sample in the volume USADA would prefer. So it's certainly possible he was dehydrated. We're not privy to his medical information. But the world's leading experts, who were privy to his medical information, confirmed he did nothing wrong.

Which makes you a quack.

[D4thincarnation]

We already know Floyd was unable to produce a sample in the volume USADA would prefer. So it's certainly possible he was dehydrated. We're not privy to his medical information. But the world's leading experts, who were privy to his medical information, confirmed he did nothing wrong.

Which makes you a quack.

Oh, so he could not produce a testable sample before.

Very interesting

Why wasn't Floyd drinking any water or consuming any vits after the weigh in?

Seems strange don't you think?

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Oh, so he could not produce a testable sample before.

Very interesting

Why wasn't Floyd drinking any water or consuming any vits after the weigh in?

Seems strange don't you think?

The IV was administered after the athlete
had already been notified by the USADA DCO and in the presence of the USADA DCO. In addition, Mr. Mayweather declared the infusion in advance to the USADA DCO, who was made aware of the need for the IV due to Mr. Mayweather’s physical condition and who continued to
monitor Mr. Mayweather throughout the administration of the IV by the paramedic and thereafter until a full sample was collected from Mr. Mayweather. Mr. Mayweather was never outside the physical presence of the USADA DCO from long before the IV was administered until well after administration when the urine sample collection process was complete.

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Even when it's random 365 it takes the regulatory agencies forever to catch up with the latest designer drugs.

Half the stuff that's made the headlines in boxing the past few years is from the 1950s, was only banned within the past 5-10 years.

It's like having a computer hacking competition between some quota-hiree oafs in the government and some bleeding edge wizkids in the private sector.

[jas]

Peds are in and out your system within 12 hours

Go on "holiday" . Usada gonna follow you to dubai?

[_Rexy_]

Oh, so he could not produce a testable sample before.

Very interesting

Why wasn't Floyd drinking any water or consuming any vits after the weigh in?

Seems strange don't you think?

why would he be drinking water? It's 2017, if you dry yourself out that much to make weight you will take IV fluids with more than just "water" and it doesn't take hours to make a difference.

EDIT - My "more than just "water"" comment was not referring to PED's but instead electrolytes and such.

[D4thincarnation]

The IV was administered after the athlete
had already been notified by the USADA DCO and in the presence of the USADA DCO. In addition, Mr. Mayweather declared the infusion in advance to the USADA DCO, who was made aware of the need for the IV due to Mr. Mayweather’s physical condition and who continued to
monitor Mr. Mayweather throughout the administration of the IV by the paramedic and thereafter until a full sample was collected from Mr. Mayweather. Mr. Mayweather was never outside the physical presence of the USADA DCO from long before the IV was administered until well after administration when the urine sample collection process was complete.

So they collected the urine sample after the the IV.

An IV that can mask PED use, that they claim was for medical reasons, but they seem to be zero medical reasons why it was used

[D4thincarnation]

why would he be drinking water? It's 2017, if you dry yourself out that much to make weight you will take IV fluids with more than just "water" and it doesn't take hours to make a difference.

EDIT - My "more than just "water"" comment was not referring to PED's but instead electrolytes and such.

So you think he took the IV for re-hydration purposes and not a medical emergency.

That would mean USADA falsified their reports and Floyd was indeed in breach of taking a banned shot, as he claimed it was a retroactive TUE.

[_Rexy_]

So you think he took the IV for re-hydration purposes and not a medical emergency.

That would mean USADA falsified their reports and Floyd was indeed in breach of taking a banned shot, as he claimed it was a retroactive TUE.

I think it was both. Have you ever cut so much water weight that you literally feel like you can't even walk straight? that's true dehydration. It's why I'm happy to just stay above 200 now lol

I used to have a buddy where after a work out we would spend 15 min in the steam room, then go to the sauna, and then back to the steam room, just to sweat out everything we could. Shadowboxing in the sauna too lol

[D4thincarnation]

I think it was both. Have you ever cut so much water weight that you literally feel like you can't even walk straight? that's true dehydration. It's why I'm happy to just stay above 200 now lol

I used to have a buddy where after a work out we would spend 15 min in the steam room, then go to the sauna, and then back to the steam room, just to sweat out everything we could. Shadowboxing in the sauna too lol

That would contradict the idea that Floyd is a small welter and walks around at 147lbs

If he had to cut that much that it required an IV to properly rehydrate then Floyd would have been 160lbs plus in the ring against Pacquiao.

And how did he put on so much muscle mass?