Interesting PED user list...

[N/A]

An IV that happened BEFORE a fight should never be approved AFTER a fight

Your position doesn't make any sense. Unexpected medical issues occur all the time. If retroactive TUE didn't exist, the USADA doping control officer would be forced to make a decision in the heat of the moment, which would be very unfair to the DCO and very dangerous for the athlete.

The only reasonable way to handle unexpected ailments is for the circumstances to be analyzed by a group of doctors to determine if the use was legitimate. Which is exactly what happened. A group of doctors, having no idea the TUE request was from Floyd, analyzed all of the medical information and evidence and determined everything was legitimate.

There's only controversy because a corrupt journalist on HBO's payroll wrote an inaccurate article designed to smear Floyd. A look at the actual facts makes it very clear that everything was done by the book.

[Bigblackted44]

I don't know about Holyfield but he admitted taking steroids himself. As for Floyd he tested positive before 3 different fights, Google it kid, I'm not gonna do everything for you, smh.

So your going off one story by a reporter hired by HBO that released a story on the night of a Mayweather fight in which he suggests with no sources that something may have happened. Lol that’s bull****

[Boksfan]

So your going off one story by a reporter hired by HBO that released a story on the night of a Mayweather fight in which he suggests with no sources that something may have happened. Lol that’s bull****

Keep lying to yourself, you nothing more than a fangirl.

[Jewish-Reptile]

Tyson and Hughie Fury, Shannon Briggs, Dillon Whyte.

[BattlingNelson]

Rest is also a giant lie.

Canelo's use of clenbuterol was cleared up via hair follicle testing which is far more revealing than any urine test...especially when LIVING in MEXICO...a country that literally uses clenbuterol in agriculture...and Canelo has never tested positive before/after despite using USADA multiple times.

And these clowns whine about Clen like it's an anabolic steroid or Floyd's "banned" IV while complimenting Pac's back Acne and his avoidance of USADA/cut-off dates...for Y E A R S

Canelo was not cleared.

[BattlingNelson]

It's not straight towards no matter that your bias is towards Floyd. An IV that happened BEFORE a fight should never be approved AFTER a fight you moron. There's no way to even verify what was in the fkn IV. How dumb is that. This was a blatant rule bend for Floyd, no two ways about it. Stop acting like you know something or are some kind of authority. Floyd cheated and anyone who knows about steroid/blood flushing knows very well how it works.

The clearance was done by the book. I don’t like Floyd at all which you may or may not know, but everything went by the book.

Now what you might want to question is WHY the IV was needed. See that’s an interesting question.

[extracurRICular]

Tyson and Hughie Fury, Shannon Briggs, Dillon Whyte.

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[Boxing Goat]

Your position doesn't make any sense. Unexpected medical issues occur all the time. If retroactive TUE didn't exist, the USADA doping control officer would be forced to make a decision in the heat of the moment, which would be very unfair to the DCO and very dangerous for the athlete.

The only reasonable way to handle unexpected ailments is for the circumstances to be analyzed by a group of doctors to determine if the use was legitimate. Which is exactly what happened. A group of doctors, having no idea the TUE request was from Floyd, analyzed all of the medical information and evidence and determined everything was legitimate.

There's only controversy because a corrupt journalist on HBO's payroll wrote an inaccurate article designed to smear Floyd. A look at the actual facts makes it very clear that everything was done by the book.

So, you agree with that panel making the decision after the fact when there's no way to even determine what was in the IV or what it was even really being used for, even though it could assist in Floyd having an unfair advantage over his opponent? Am I hearing this correctly? This could have endangered his opponent in the ring worse than a little dehydration that was clearly a total lie anyways. Floyd has never been dehydrated and needed an IV going into a fight at 147. What a joke and how gullible are you to blindly believe that nonsense. That was a way to mask PED usage and NSAC and USADA ignored it. End of story.

[Boxing Goat]

The clearance was done by the book. I don’t like Floyd at all which you may or may not know, but everything went by the book.

Now what you might want to question is WHY the IV was needed. See that’s an interesting question.

If the rules allow IV's and approve them after fights, it's news to me.

[Boxing Goat]

Anybody try b-side meth? BLAME PAC. The accusation that became the eulogy to clean fighters. What was supposed to clean up the sport is now spinning out of control.

Evidence > Accusations

I don't follow you there chief. Manny has never tested positive.

Blame Floyd's fear of Manny for all the ped accusations. That's where this all started.