Are there true unbiased journalists or boxing experts out there?

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Originally Posted by generalbulldog

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Originally Posted by Chino

Has any well-known journalist/commentator/analyst/expert/etc. has straight out thrown crap at Manny for refusing to have his blood tested Olympic style and raising suspicion for all of the excuses?

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Teddy Atlas questioned Manny Pac, supposedly he has an unnamed source that saw Pacquiao email the Mayweathers asking what would happen if he failed the drug tests and if they can keep it a secret for his image.

There you have it.

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I remember hearing this, was this ever official or was it just a rumor?

Sure, many magazines, sports channels, radio, etc. have questioned Floyd's resume, say he's running away from Manny, etc. But I am not sure if there are equal amount of OFFICIAL sources that throw crap at Manny for refusing a blood test, talking about suspicion for cheating, etc.

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Originally Posted by djcione

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Originally Posted by generalbulldog

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Originally Posted by Chino

Has any well-known journalist/commentator/analyst/expert/etc. has straight out thrown crap at Manny for refusing to have his blood tested Olympic style and raising suspicion for all of the excuses?

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Teddy Atlas questioned Manny Pac, supposedly he has an unnamed source that saw Pacquiao email the Mayweathers asking what would happen if he failed the drug tests and if they can keep it a secret for his image.

There you have it.

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Is that a joke ?

Pedro Fernandez who runs the RingTalk site on the net has been very critical of Manny for not taking the blood test

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NO that's not a joke. Teddy Atlas went on ESPN Friday Night Fights to say he has a trusted unnamed source that saw the email that supposedly Manny sent asking these questions.

3 months later We've heard nothing about this email.

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Originally Posted by Chino

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Originally Posted by generalbulldog

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Originally Posted by Chino

Has any well-known journalist/commentator/analyst/expert/etc. has straight out thrown crap at Manny for refusing to have his blood tested Olympic style and raising suspicion for all of the excuses?

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Teddy Atlas questioned Manny Pac, supposedly he has an unnamed source that saw Pacquiao email the Mayweathers asking what would happen if he failed the drug tests and if they can keep it a secret for his image.

There you have it.

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I remember hearing this, was this ever official or was it just a rumor?

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He went on air to say that his source is official and trusted.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IXggInHDRs

wow-classic from Atlas. Many thanks for that video.

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Originally Posted by miron_lang

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Originally Posted by Chino

I somehow enjoyed reading Bert Sugar and Dan Rafael's articles, blogs, interviews, etc. until recently. I got disappointed to see how both of them simply can't hide their "Go Pack...Mayweather is no good" attitude :-\ .

Are there true unbiased journalists or boxing commentators/analysts out there? :confused: In one way or the other I thought George Foreman was ok as far as I remember.

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Those 2 are not bias. Ive read many negative articles from those 2 about Pac specially Rafael.

If they are "Go Mayweather.. Pack is no good" columnist you would still brand them as bias?

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if something is written against their idol/s, most of them would react on this matter...and throw stones at you...:angryxo4:

Well I think it's human nature to favour certain people so to be honest no I don't think there is such a thing as an unbiased journalist. There are ones who try and put common sense and reasoning into there opinions though such as Colin Hart. He's my favourite I think.

Saw a journalist (Jim Rome) on ESPN challenge Roach/Pac excuses on the blood tests, interesting, not something we see often.

Video titled "Roach and Rome"
Boxing News, Rankings, Results, and History - Championship Boxing - ESPN

After the shite that was making my ears hurt last night, i have to say, it's unlikely.

I'm referring to the Abraham - Dirrell broadcast on Showtime.