Floyd Mayweather and possible illegal IV thread
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Damm thats crazy...It was moved to The Bushes tho.
Talk about being a biased moderator
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just ducktales breh.
fukk dat... cheating is CHEATING... lesser end my ass.. Floyd been jumping up in weight for years just like Pacquiao. . Plus he hides his fightnight weight which should've always been suspicious to a nikka with common sense.. "bu bu but Pac on roids look how he jumped up in weight" "look how he absorbed Cotto punches" where are these same nikkas at now that Floyd exposed for sitting at home sticking IV tubes in his body night before the fight?? He could be doing anything with those IVs since he's at his house and not an actual medical facility.. We already know by now the USADA is pretrt much fraudulent
Yall never found it strange back in 03 when Floyd was calling outh junior middleweights talking bout meet me at 147? 3 divisions higher than where he was fighting at?
Did you?
You been the one running around here for years saying "xylocaine, xylocaine, xylocaine", but never once have you mentioned that you think Floyd was illegally rehydrating to fight at Welterweight
So, if you...the biggest Floyd hater on this entire site, didnt think of it, why would we have?
Only person that mentioned this before was @GzUpHoEzDwN, but none of us ever followed up or had any proof to verify
Dont try and revise your Floyd hating history breh, you found out about this yesterday when @Amare's Right Hook posted the link just like the rest of us
In order to be doping a person has to cycle it into their system while training so its effective. An iv for re-hydration isn't doping. If this were an on-going thing before testing then doping would be a logical conclusion as it would mask PED usage. The iv usage was a day before the bout which eliminates any assumption of doping.
Y'all really think Floyd illegally rehydrated?
I find this completely hilarious just because if this was a story about Pacquiao possibly rehydrating illegally there would be no one (aside from Black Jesus) attacking the writer of the article or being in full 
mode like the Floyd stans are. The majority of this forum would have posted damn near 50 pages calling Pacquiao a doping cheater and believing every sentence in the story.
mode like the Floyd stans are. The majority of this forum would have posted damn near 50 pages calling Pacquiao a doping cheater and believing every sentence in the story.
Black_Jesus
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Did you?
You been the one running around here for years saying "xylocaine, xylocaine, xylocaine", but never once have you mentioned that you think Floyd was illegally rehydrating to fight at Welterweight
So, if you...the biggest Floyd hater on this entire site, didnt think of it, why would we have?
Only person that mentioned this before was @GzUpHoEzDwN, but none of us ever followed up or had any proof to verify
Dont try and revise your Floyd hating history breh, you found out about this yesterday when @Amare's Right Hook posted the link just like the rest of us
It dont fukking matter.. we know that shyt right now.. just like we found about Xylocaine back then.. Cheating is cheating.. im not trying to hear "oh he cheating on a lesser end" Nah if he cheating in ANY type of way when it comes to this Olympic style testing he took upon himself to be the flag runnerbfor, then his credibility is taking a dirt nap nikka
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
I'm convinced you nikkas will believe anything.
Especially some shyt that was written by a paid associate of HBO top Rank.
Especially some shyt that was written by a paid associate of HBO top Rank.
I think anyone with sense can set that aside. So let's focus on rehydrating illegally. How much does that matter? I'm not sure what to make of it.
I hate any sort of rule breaking in combat sports, but I think players should be allowed rehydrate using IVs because of the health hazards involved in cutting. So I don't blame Floyd for doing it.
It's just wack because of the magnitude of the fight, and it's another example of Floyd looking for any edge. I'm sure he could've won without it. Was he having trouble getting over 147???