Disspelling the Floyd-USADA Conspiracy

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

wada rules allow for tue, which he was granted. so according to wada rules, he didnt cheat.

mayweather didnt get it TILL AFTER the fact and the news came out!

He cheated on that day, he fought without an approved TUE for what he took.

HE CHEATED.

Source:

https://www.usada.org/usada-statement-inaccurate-news-reports-pro-boxing/

[4truth]

tue is the exemption. youre not making any sense. dont need an exemption to ask for an exemption.

if the doctors and usada are so corrupt, why do we know about any of this? why did floyd call usada about the iv? why did he even need an exemption? why not keep the whole thing secret?

Where did you get that idea? What happened was that when a USADA representative showed up on the day of the weigh in to get a sample Floyd claimed he was too dehydrated and needed an IV.

I do not see how you do not see a problem with that. Essentially if he was doping he is giving himself a pass with an IV

[Reloaded]

rules are rules. And I clearly break it down here Mawyeather cheated.

Chavez smoked weed, does nothing for you, mask nothing BUT still got suspened and fined.

RULES ARE RULES. Mayweather broke them, with help but broke them.


Here is NSAC "PENALTIES/FINES GUIDELINES" that is now a DELETED NSAC to cover their tracks. But NSAC always followed WADA guidelines.

source

https://web.archive.org/web/20150910064608/http://boxing.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/boxingnvgov/content/home/features/Recommendations_for_penalties_NSAC.pdf

2. We will continue to follow WADA’s Prohibited List, for both prohibited
substances and prohibited methodologies.

and just to top it off, USADA themselves follow WADA code.

So USADA could not give Mayweather a TUE for 750ML cause it is specifically against wada code.

Source M2.2
https://www.wada-ama.org/sites/defau...ed-list-en.pdf

- Intravenous infusions and/or injections of more than 50 mL per 6 hour period
except for those legitimately received in the course of hospital admissions,
surgical procedures or clinical investigations.


USADA

https://www.usada.org/resources/faq/#what

- Which organization determines the substances and methods that are prohibited?
-- The World Anti-Doping Agency has a committee (List Committee), comprised of experts from around the world, that determines the list of prohibited substances and methods, and receives input from all interested stakeholders. All signatories to the WADA Code follow the WADA Prohibited List.



Wada limits IV to 50ml per 6 hours, mayweather took 750ml (12x the legal limit). = CHEATING.

So yeah Mayweather CHEATED!

According to officials he didn't cheat that seems to be the bit you don't fully understand.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

According to officials he didn't cheat that seems to be the bit you don't fully understand.

oh no I fully understand, but its kinda like saying Canelo really won the mayweatehr fight on the judge scorecard right?

lets not play dumb, I get it you like em but keep it real.

simple as that, and if you cant speak like a man and keep it real, keep it moving, no harm no foul.

[N/A]

Where did you get that idea? What happened was that when a USADA representative showed up on the day of the weigh in to get a sample Floyd claimed he was too dehydrated and needed an IV.

I do not see how you do not see a problem with that. Essentially if he was doping he is giving himself a pass with an IV

but if usada was in his back pocket, why would any of that matter? why would floyd need a tue? why would paramedics need to be called? how would we even know any of this took place? why would floyd need to flush his system? how does a system flush work when you give a sample first?

[4truth]

but if usada was in his back pocket, why would any of that matter? why would floyd need a tue? why would paramedics need to be called? how would we even know any of this took place? why would floyd need to flush his system? how does a system flush work when you give a sample first?

Good question, certainly.

There is no record of whether or not there was enough of the pre-IV partial sample to be tested or even if anyone tried. At least there is no record I am aware of.

[N/A]

Good question, certainly.

There is no record of whether or not there was enough of the pre-IV partial sample to be tested or even if anyone tried. At least there is no record I am aware of.

if usada is in his back pocket, why wouldnt they say whatever he wanted them to?

[Jsmooth9876]

All that needs to be said is if little Manny had taken that IV, these same dimwits that ride Floyd's **** would be calling that mfer the biggest juicer of all time.. they already do that for christ sakes and he's not the one who settled a lawsuit when his testing came up or the guy who's supposed to be the most fit athlete in the sport that all of a sudden needed an IV just before the biggest fight of his life.

Floyd's a cheat, manny was probably a cheat, Mosely was a cheat, Delahoya was a drug addict and sexual deviant and Cotto was probably ****ing dudes. Have they no shame

[4truth]

if usada is in his back pocket, why wouldnt they say whatever he wanted them to?

Would it even change your opinion if you found out that what I described is exactly what happened? That the USADA rep showed up for a sample but Floyd would not give one till after a 750ml IV was administered. The impression I’m getting is that it would not.

[N/A]

Would it even change your opinion if you found out that what I described is exactly what happened? That the USADA rep showed up for a sample but Floyd would not give one till after a 750ml IV was administered. The impression I’m getting is that it would not.

the dco followed him around all day. after the weigh in, he felt ill and paramedics were called. he was given vitamin C and 25 ounces of salt water. all within nac rules.

but he needed usada to approve that it was for medical reasons. they did.

so, with no evidence or logical reason to believe it, you suggest it's a vast conspiracy to mask peds and usada is completely corrupt from top to bottom.