Who says Pacquiao is scared of blood test? (VIDEO)

[The Congressman]

Did you read the article you retard? If he is not afraid then why wont he take the tests? You have just killed your own argument!

Also Arum says Pac gets freaked out by blood tests in this article. So in answer to your question Bob Arum says Manny is afraid of drug tests.
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Retard? Lol. That's weak compared to the "mum" comment I gave you.

Anyways. That's not my point. What I'm saying is Pac did drawn blood for test just days and came out clean before he fought Hatton.

Well done, u told me to fuck my mum. Come up with that all by yourself. Well if Pac isnt scared of blood tests and is a clean fighter why not take the tests, prove PBF and all the doubters wrong, make 40 million and become even more of a hero? Makes sense really.

Question for you...

Next major fight: Juanma vs Luevano.

Are they gonna take the USADA test and why?

[eagle]

Retard? Lol. That's weak compared to the "mum" comment I gave you.

Anyways. That's not my point. What I'm saying is Pac did drawn blood for test just days and came out clean before he fought Hatton.

Well done, u told me to fuck my mum. Come up with that all by yourself. Well if Pac isnt scared of blood tests and is a clean fighter why not take the tests, prove PBF and all the doubters wrong, make 40 million and become even more of a hero? Makes sense really.

Question for you...

Next major fight: Juanma vs Luevano.

Are they gonna take the USADA test and why?

Answer my question first.

[killersheep]

What do these other fights have to do with pac/mayweather negotiations? You make it sound like stricter drug screens are somehow unfair and not beneficial to the sport as a whole

[The Congressman]

What do these other fights have to do with pac/mayweather negotiations? You make it sound like stricter drug screens are somehow unfair and not beneficial to the sport as a whole

If it will benefit the sports ofcourse. But I don't see anybody here suggesting the USADA test should apply in Juanma-Luevano mega fight.

How come?

[Gandalf]

What do these other fights have to do with pac/mayweather negotiations? You make it sound like stricter drug screens are somehow unfair and not beneficial to the sport as a whole

If it will benefit the sports ofcourse. But I don't see anybody here suggesting the USADA test should apply in Juanma-Luevano mega fight.

How come?

Now that this is being debated I think you will find a lot of people wanting the commisions to have a serious overhaul of their testing procedures. In its own way this whole debacle might even have positive consequences down the line.

[killersheep]

What do these other fights have to do with pac/mayweather negotiations? You make it sound like stricter drug screens are somehow unfair and not beneficial to the sport as a whole

If it will benefit the sports ofcourse. But I don't see anybody here suggesting the USADA test should apply in Juanma-Luevano mega fight.

How come?

Good since you agree that it benefits the sport perhaps this can serve as a precedent so that future fights (such as Juanma-Luevano) will be more likely to do these tests.

Remember boxing negotiation is like private contract work what is agreed to or even proposed in any one fight has nothing to do with other fights.

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