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Manny Pacquiao files lawsuit against Floyd Mayweather over comments - ESPN
The fight is over guys. I seriously doubt if both will ever step into the ring together. This reminds me of Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens filing lawsuits to say they're not on steroids.
What a disgrace Pacquioa has become.
He's been drug tested many times and has always been clean - unlike Bonds and Clemens.
"The executive director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, Keith Kizer, said that Pacquiao has now amassed ten drug tests in “Sin City,” and every one of his samples have been returned clean." Link
He could very well win if the case proceeds. Unvalidated claims of steriod use is a pretty good reason to file a defamation suit.
I am so pissed right now. Really? our p4p king would rather enter the courtroom than give a tiny amount of blood. I gotta join in on calling him a coward now.
Pacquiao is taking away the fight I was most looking forward to in 2010, this is bullshit
Clemens and Bonds never failed drug tests either.Quote:
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When did they take a drug test?
Neither did Mosley and that was doing the exact same test 11 times in Vegas.Quote:
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Well I guess this is good news for all the Judge Judy fans on here. But, there is no good news for boxing fans.
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Unsealed Court Documents Show Bonds Tested Positive for Steroids - washingtonpost.com
I agree it sucks for boxing.... I was really...really hoping it was just media hype!Quote:
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Unsealed Court Documents Show Bonds Tested Positive for Steroids - washingtonpost.com
Oh well it doesn't matter, Pac's legacy will be like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa, the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 70s, all drug cheats.
Same here man, believe me. I was just waiting for Pacquiao's camp to come out and say ok we'll take the blood tests and boom we're on, the biggest fight we could possibly hope for in our generation. But now I have been denied that and I am pissed beyond words.Quote:
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Floyd has never tested positive either but has never been subjected to random blood tests, does that make him guilty too?Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheepNeither did Mosley and that was doing the exact same test 11 times in Vegas.Quote:
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I think you could add boxing in general as a sport just like you can add the MLB. Both have a record of horrible drug testing rules.Quote:
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Unsealed Court Documents Show Bonds Tested Positive for Steroids - washingtonpost.com
Oh well it doesn't matter, Pac's legacy will be like Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa, the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 70s, all drug cheats.
Floyd was willing to take the tests though.............Pacquiao would rather go to court than take the tests.Quote:
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Originally Posted by killersheepNeither did Mosley and that was doing the exact same test 11 times in Vegas.Quote:
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FUCK ME, I am mad. Can you please just get your idol to take the test so we can see the fight or would you rather watch this in court?