Mayweather received banned IV injection before Pacquiao fight

[Master]

I am starting to hate Floyd even more than I did before. How dare he manipulate the process of drug testing to suit himself. How long has he been doing it? Floyd claimed the higher moral ground on drug testing and yet he has been exposed.


I believe it is deliberately leaked to sell more ppv fights

[beenKOed]

I am starting to hate Floyd even more than I did before. How dare he manipulate the process of drug testing to suit himself. How long has he been doing it? Floyd claimed the higher moral ground on drug testing and yet he has been exposed.


I believe it is deliberately leaked to sell more ppv fights

No doubt, and some fans continue to call Floyd stupid!

[SlimTrae]

I believe it is deliberately leaked to sell more ppv fights

It's doing the opposite for me. One on hand, I'm glad to hear tickets are still available. On the other hand, Berto doesn't deserve this. He doesn't deserve the fight nor the IV-gate scandal.

[Master]

I believe it is deliberately leaked to sell more ppv fights

It's doing the opposite for me. One on hand, I'm glad to hear tickets are still available. On the other hand, Berto doesn't deserve this. He doesn't deserve the fight nor the IV-gate scandal.

This will not and does not effect Her to.

[Rantcatrat]

Its not about the Manny fight at all but that USADA is manipulated and bends to the highest bidder. I had no idea that testing only began at the announcement of a fight being made, rather than as it proclaimed..year round and unannounced. Seems like a system set up to be gamed indeed.

I think the story should be more about USADA and less about Floyd. If USADA is playing favorites then why even do testing?

Lyle and Spicoli are correct. One thing that is for sure here is that USADA bended its rules to accommodate Floyd.

The other thing that is odd is that Floyd hovers around 150 in between fights. In this particular fight, he was at 150.5 at the 30 day weigh in. Why would he need to be rehydrated through an IV if he was only losing 3.5 pounds? I understand chugging a gatorade or something, but needing a TUE for an IV for 3.5 pounds? It doesn't make much sense.

[Fenster]

Ad Hominem
Ad Hominem
Ad Hominem
Ad Hominem
Ad Hominem