Floyd Mayweather and possible illegal IV thread

[Newzz]

Why did USADA give him an exemption for doing something that is prohibited under WADA guidelines (which USADA follows)?

Breh, you see what it is


That's the most question and that's why Floyd cheated.

Regardless if USADA gave him a pass, (which they are not allowed to in the 1st place) you're not allowed to take what he took (750ml). Only 50ml over a 6 hour period which would equal out to only 200ml in a 24 hour period. Those facts are being danced around by the USADA, but it's concrete....which is why USADA wont answer those questions Hauser posed in his response back to them

 

[LeVraiPapi]

Why did USADA give him an exemption for doing something that is prohibited under WADA guidelines (which USADA follows)?

USADA does not follow WADA. It's the other way breh. WADA does not have the same technology to check for IV doping and they don't wanna spend that much on resources. IV infusion for rehydration is not illegal. Cotto and De La Hoya did it before the fight Pac.

 

[LeVraiPapi]

Breh, you see what it is


That's the most question and that's why Floyd cheated.

Regardless if USADA gave him a pass, (which they are not allowed to in the 1st place) you're not allowed to take what he took (750ml). Only 50ml over a 6 hour period which would equal out to only 200ml in a 24 hour period. Those facts are being danced around by the USADA, but it's concrete....which is why USADA wont answer those questions Hauser posed in his response back to them

You must be trolling now lol.

 

[Newzz]

USADA does not follow WADA. It's the other way breh. WADA does not have the same technology to check for IV doping and they don't wanna spend that much on resources. IV infusion for rehydration is not illegal. Cotto and De La Hoya did it before the fight Pac.

Since when


Everything on their website follows WADA protocol breh.


World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List | USADA

WADA Code Signatory
The World Anti-Doping Code and accompanying International Standards lay the framework for the strongest anti-doping programs in sport. As a WADA Code Signatory, USADA joins more than 600 organizations world wide in harmonizing the fight for clean sport.

 

[The Infamous]

USADA does not follow WADA. It's the other way breh. WADA does not have the same technology to check for IV doping and they don't wanna spend that much on resources. IV infusion for rehydration is not illegal. Cotto and De La Hoya did it before the fight Pac.

WADA provides the guidelines, they're not a drug testing agency.

USADA is a fully compliant signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code and WADA international standards, considered the foundation of the strongest anti-doping programs globally.

World Anti-Doping Code - (WADA) Code | U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)

 

[Newzz]

You must be trolling now lol.

Nope. But yall sure are for him even when USADA wont touch it.


750ml is how much Floyd's own TMT (The Medical Team) advised the USADA collection agents was given to Floyd in his home...not a medical facility where it can be actually confirmed.

750ml is what USADA told NSAC which was told them and them speaking was confirmed by Bob Bennett, the President of the NSAC.

Only 50ml per 6 hour period (200ml per 24 hour period) is legally allowable under WADA.


Trolling where? Those are all facts.

 

[The Infamous]

WADA doesn't do any testing. They provide the WADA Code which is followed by drug testing agencies (like USADA & VADA).

 

[MIAlien]

Any of yall Floyd stans claiming Floyd didnt do this, and that he is clean...disagreeing with the report, then we should be expecting Floyd Mayweather to sue Thomas Hauser for defamation of character within the next 2 weeks at worst


Sue for defamation of character and take it trial is what anyone who wasnt cheating would do

Some people don't like to go to court and I can tell you for a fact Floyd is one of them. Numerous clubs use his name and he never sued. Hell Pacman did not fulfill half the obligations and he didn't sue anybody. Bob Arum still owes him money and he didn't sue.

I'm waiting for the report on Pacman to drop. We all know what happened. Pacman actually wondering if somebody gonna leak his reports too


It's funny how all those media outlets are just out there already reporting a non story and twisting words to sabotage his fight. Pacmoses aka saltwater healer still ain't been reported by any of them.

Damn I hate the media

The problem with suing these reporters is that they cover their tracks so well. First, Floyd is a public figure, so he'd have to prove the report was malicious, which is a tough standard. Second, the reporters know that, so they couch things in certain ways to avoid printing outright lies. They'll find one unnamed source as backup for anything they say that is a lie, or do all sorts of other shyt like that.

And then, if Floyd still decides to sue, he has to worry about being deposed and asked all sorts of personal shyt under oath. It's not worth the $ or the trouble.

 

[GzUp]

Right, the thing with Floyd is he will work out and has even sparred on the day of the weigh in.

So out of days he got dehydrated after that last work out, after the wiegh in?

That doesn't sound suspect to u?

 

[LeVraiPapi]

My bad I meant VADA.

 

[InvictusAeternusEternus]

Breh, you see what it is


That's the most question and that's why Floyd cheated.

Regardless if USADA gave him a pass, (which they are not allowed to in the 1st place) you're not allowed to take what he took (750ml). Only 50ml over a 6 hour period which would equal out to only 200ml in a 24 hour period. Those facts are being danced around by the USADA, but it's concrete....which is why USADA wont answer those questions Hauser posed in his response back to them

If Floyd did take that much fluid at once, which it never states he actually did. Than Barnetts comments would have reflected that, he wouldnt have said he had no issues with Mayweather and went on to further say that Mayweather never tested
positive, is proactive in fighting drug abuse in sthe sport ect ect. If USADA reported to him that he was taking 750ml in one sitting thats clearly a violation even if the fluids being taken are not in fact banned.

 

[Mr. Leonidas]

So even though the TUE was given after the fact, he did indeed inform USADA before hand? That's what I'm getting entirely.

Nooooo. Mayweather filed for the exemption may 18th . Was granted it the next day

 

[InvictusAeternusEternus]

So out of days he got dehydrated after that last work out, after the wiegh in?

That doesn't sound suspect to u?

If you watch all access its happened multiple times were his urine is dark colored and he has a very limited sample in the cup and thats just a quick view behind the scenes. He more than probably is routinely dehydrated
Maybe the reported (if thats the actual number) 750 ml was just the main batch and they extract the 50ml from it to inject him.

 

[El Bombi]

If Floyd did take that much fluid at once, which it never states he actually did. Than Barnetts comments would have reflected that, he wouldnt have said he had no issues with Mayweather and went on to further say that Mayweather never tested
positive, is proactive in fighting drug abuse in sthe sport ect ect. If USADA reported to him that he was taking 750ml in one sitting thats clearly a violation even if the fluids being taken are not in fact banned.

Breh, You're wasting your time responding to this dude.

Him and the other dude are basically ing now.

 

[Newzz]

If Floyd did take that much fluid at once, which it never states he actually did. Than Barnetts comments would have reflected that, he wouldnt have said he had no issues with Mayweather and went on to further say that Mayweather never tested positive, is proactive in fighting drug abuse in sthe sport ect ect. If USADA reported to him that he was taking 750ml in one sitting thats clearly a violation even if the fluids being taken are not in fact banned.

You make decent points breh, BUT the problem is that USADA is addressing everything BUT that. How do you even know USADA reported to the NSAC that it was 750ml? All we know is that TMT reported to USADA that it was 750ml and that the President of the NSAC reprimanded the Head of the USADA for giving Floyd a TUE, and they arent allowed to do so. USADA could've just said Floyd was using an IV and we gave him an exemption to Bob Bennett for all we know right now.


You're making a defense that not even USADA is making. Let THEM address the direct questions Hauser posed to them in his response, then we'll see what's what, or let's wait until NSAC responds saying something different.


As of right now, USADA has avoided those direct questions...which is suspicious, and they do NOT have the best track record to go off of.