Disspelling the Floyd-USADA Conspiracy

[travestyny]

hours and hours of drinking water? yet, he couldnt do this for the manny fight? lol!!!

Funny. Stiverne said his urine was extremely dark, too.

So did Junior Dos Santos, who had the same condition as Stiverne.

Which affects high level athletes who over-work...

And is treated with....


An IV.

Side effect: Dehydration.


Cheers, dude.

[WesternChamp]

Disspelling the Floyd-USADA Conspiracy

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lol pretty much this.

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At the time, IV, in any amount, for any reason, was allowed under NAC rules.

Mind linking that up, cause from what I remeber when I looked this up myself back then is that IV were allowed under special situations but their was a limit to the amount of ML you can use and its was like 500ml max (example cant remebeer but I remeber it wasnt 750ml) etc.

[WesternChamp]

when it comes to floyd, all instances doesnt have to follow the same procedure. just because he was dehydrated for the molsey fight doesnt mean he needed an IV.

but when it comes to pac, "kobe bryant has a surgery on his shoulder and he was out for months to almost a year!"


when it comes to manny, if anyone else has a surgery on their shoulder, pac has to follow everything that was done here for his recovering or its fake!

[travestyny]

when it comes to floyd, all instances doesnt have to follow the same procedure. just because he was dehydrated for the molsey fight doesnt mean he needed an IV.

but when it comes to pac, "kobe bryant has a surgery on his shoulder and he was out for months to almost a year!"


when it comes to manny, if anyone else has a surgery on their shoulder, pac has to follow everything that was done here for his recovering or its fake!

Dude, Manny Pacquiao didn't even follow his doctor's rehabilitation plan.

He said he healed his shoulder by prayer and swimming in the ocean, which is actually against the protocol for recovery. lol.


He was shooting 3 pointers in the Phils when he should have been rehabbing, which is also against protocol. Come on. His team got caught in a billion lies about that situation, but ok. Believe what you will

[WesternChamp]

see what i mean lol!!

when it comes to floyd, all instances doesnt have to follow the same procedure.

when it comes to manny, "if pac didnt go thru what kobe bryant went thru then it's fake!" lol!!

[travestyny]

see what i mean lol!!

when it comes to floyd, all instances doesnt have to follow the same procedure.

when it comes to manny, "if pac didnt go thru what kobe bryant went thru then it's fake!" lol!!

I'm talking about Pacquiao not following HIS DOCTOR'S protocol. I thought that was clear.

[WesternChamp]

i went to go see the doctor for a fever that i had. doc prescribed some meds to me. says i need to take them 3 times a day. did i listen? no. im still alive. i guess i never had a fever then.

[travestyny]

i went to go see the doctor for a fever that i had. doc prescribed some meds to me. says i need to take them 3 times a day. did i listen? no. im still alive. i guess i never had a fever then.

Because a fever is a full thickness rotator cuff tear


And Pacquiao recovers more quickly by doing exactly what doctors say he shouldn't. Makes perfect sense.

[travestyny]

i went to go see the doctor for a fever that i had. doc prescribed some meds to me. says i need to take them 3 times a day. did i listen? no. im still alive. i guess i never had a fever then.

By the way, I always found this funny.


Here is Pacquiao's doctor saying what activities damage rotator cuffs. You would think that these activities should be avoided when recovering from rotator cuff tears.

Can you guess what two of them are?