Swimmer Ryan Lochte suspended 14 months for illegal IV by USADA (hypocrisy?)

[The Big Dunn]

I wish someone would do that because it would change my opinion on the matter. Currently I believe that Floyd did not have his urine tested before the IV.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow/la-sp-sn-usada-mayweather-thomas-hauser-boxing-20150917-story.html

"Contrary to Mr. Hauser's unsubstantiated claims … CIR testing was conducted on all 22 urine samples collected from both Mr. Mayweather and Mr. Pacquiao during the testing program in advance of their fight," according to the statement.

[filup79]

do people really believe Floyd was dehydrated to the point he needed 750 milliliters IV to recuperate? some of u are too smart to buy into that bullsht lol. this is a guy who eats fast food in training camp and has never looked weak during any weigh in.. GTFOH.

it was shady period. im not saying he was juicing but it don't look innocent.

"but but why didn't Hauser write about Canelo?" lol. why don't you make a thread for that. that's called deflection. stay on topic.

People take IVs for many reasons. Just because someone doesn't look weak or sick doesn't mean they aren't. How do we even know that he took the whole 750 ml? I've bought 750 ml saline IV and but only took half after a long night of partying in Vegas to recover. Seen many people taking an IV cause they were sick and taken for food poisoning. As a matter a fact, Floyd was sick when he fought Cotto, he never showed it but went out and fought. He was tested before and after the IV and came out negative.

[_Maxi]

http://www.latimes.com/sports/sports...917-story.html

"Contrary to Mr. Hauser's unsubstantiated claims … CIR testing was conducted on all 22 urine samples collected from both Mr. Mayweather and Mr. Pacquiao during the testing program in advance of their fight," according to the statement.

That doesn't say they tested Floyd before the IV.

[lfc19titles]

Agreed

We all know floyd is a serial ped abuser from his injections in his hands to this and the two failed tests waived

Floyd took saline in over format, which is what Armstrong did to cover did to hide his ped use

That’s right people, floyd did what lance Armstrong did to hide drugs

Only his fans boys will defend him for it

[4truth]

http://www.latimes.com/sports/sports...917-story.html

"Contrary to Mr. Hauser's unsubstantiated claims … CIR testing was conducted on all 22 urine samples collected from both Mr. Mayweather and Mr. Pacquiao during the testing program in advance of their fight," according to the statement.

My understanding is still that Floyd would not (or could not) give a urine sample until after an IV was administered. I do not see anybody refuting that not even the USADA.

If you believe that a urine sample was collected before the IV then of course you see no problem. I don't think so, so you see my problem with that??

[The Big Dunn]

My understanding is still that Floyd would not (or could not) give a urine sample until after an IV was administered. I do not see anybody refuting that not even the USADA.

If you believe that a urine sample was collected before the IV then of course you see no problem. I don't think so, so you see my problem with that??

I believe he didn't produce a urine sample for the testers immediately, that is correct. he was tested several times before the IV and all came up negative.

Again, I have no issue with anyone that has an issue with this. I just remind guys like headshots and Maxi that what happened wasn't illegal and what happened with Lochte was illegal, hence the difference.

I think we can all agree there is a big difference between circumstantial evidence and direct evidence.

[Illmatic94]

People take IVs for many reasons. Just because someone doesn't look weak or sick doesn't mean they aren't. How do we even know that he took the whole 750 ml? I've bought 750 ml saline IV and but only took half after a long night of partying in Vegas to recover. Seen many people taking an IV cause they were sick and taken for food poisoning. As a matter a fact, Floyd was sick when he fought Cotto, he never showed it but went out and fought. He was tested before and after the IV and came out negative.

yes. and Floyd's reason was "severe dehydration". I'm sorry but severe dehydration is not something you can hide with a smile. it is visible and obvious. and it was obvious from the weigh in Floyd was not dehydrated. and it was also obvious from the weign in that Manny's shoulder injury excuse was bogus but that's for another thread...

what other fight in Floyd's career was he so dehydrated that drinking oral fluids wasn't enough and he needed an IV? why was this illegal IV story kept in total darkness until almost 3 weeks after the fight? .. weird

[Larry the boss]

You're lying.


Floyd applied for the TUE 20 days later. Don't lie. Something very fishy went on there and they tried to hide this for three weeks.



Even NSAC director mentioned something fishy went on there.

They didn't inform of this IV to ANYONE. They kept it secret for three weeks.

WHY?

But IV's are not illegal in Nevada so there was no issue with them...but hey i will let ya'll have your thread, im to old to go back and argue about something that happened 3 years ago..enjoy

[OCPancho]

He should have paid USADA like Floiv did.

[WesternChamp]

But IV's are not illegal in Nevada so there was no issue with them...but hey i will let ya'll have your thread, im to old to go back and argue about something that happened 3 years ago..enjoy

bu bu but!! disgusting! man up bruh.