i never hear him giving the beats like that unless it's some fabricated noise to let team paq know..
Pacquiao vs Mayweather Official Thread...May 2nd!!!
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#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
LOL at floyd not fighting bums.
like i said ealier in the thread manny wins over tim, erik morales, MAB are all more impressive than ANYTHING floyd has ever done in the ring.
But once floyd beats manny, his resume goes from okay to legendary.
Cant use the old "he aint fought nobody" logic anymore.
like i said ealier in the thread manny wins over tim, erik morales, MAB are all more impressive than ANYTHING floyd has ever done in the ring.
But once floyd beats manny, his resume goes from okay to legendary.
Cant use the old "he aint fought nobody" logic anymore.
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
LOL at floyd not fighting bums.
like i said ealier in the thread manny wins over tim, erik morales, MAB are all more impressive than ANYTHING floyd has ever done in the ring.
But once floyd beats manny, his resume goes from okay to legendary.
Cant use the old "he aint fought nobody" logic anymore.
Yeah...he needs Manny's scalp on his resume
Mac Casper
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Unless they rematch his next fight is gonna be against someone in their prime, he can't go out with his last fight being a tune-up fight caliber opponent, especially considering the money making opportunity it will beYeah...he needs Manny's scalp on his resume
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
Garcia or Thurman, snatch another '0' on the way out.
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
Kell Brook also has an 0 and the IBF title which is the only title he'd need to unify the division . . Thurman has recently called out Kell Brook so if he can alleviate him of that belt in decisive fashion then Mayweather could fight him and they could buil it up to be Mayweather's most dangerous opponent. But he would school Thurman and afterwords Thurman would be a better fighter for having first hand experience with Mayweather. If his next opponent goes on to dominate the division with just a 1 on his loss record from Mayweather that would be an enduring mark. Imagine 15 years from now telling your kids about Thurman like he's an all-time great "but who beat him daddy?" . . "A man they called Mayweather"
#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
it crazy to think just how much better PAC and MAY are compared to the rest of 147.
Either one of them would destroy any nikka at that weight (outside of Marquez cuz he knows PAC style so well)
How can a human being be SO GOOD at boxing?
shyt is mind boggling.
Either one of them would destroy any nikka at that weight (outside of Marquez cuz he knows PAC style so well)
How can a human being be SO GOOD at boxing?
shyt is mind boggling.
I think it's a little of both
TMT Flirting With Possible Warning From USADA
By rrOats on Mar 20, 2015, 3:14a 8
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Ironic isn't it?
Floyd Mayweather, the United States Anti-Doping Agency's (USADA) poster child for clean boxing, could be hit with a warning for an anti-doping rules violation (ADRV).
While some observers chuckled at expressed concern over Memo Heredia consulting Alex Ariza, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) may not think it's a laughing matter.
A new "prohibited association" clause was added to the 2015 WADA Code. Article 2.10 prohibited association is briefly touched upon in The Athletes Reference Guide to the 2015 Code:
"There have been several high-profile examples where athletes have continued to work with coaches who have been banned or with other individuals who have been criminally convicted for providing performance enhancing drugs.
A new feature of the Code taking effect at the start of 2015 makes it an anti-doping rule violation for you to associate with this sort of ‘athlete support person' once you have been specifically warned not to engage in that association."
Please refer to article 2.10 in the 2015 WADA Code for more specifics.
The catch, of course, is Memo has never been convicted for his distribution of performance enhancing drugs. Although he is a self-admitted and proven seller of PEDS, Memo was granted immunity (courtesy of Jeff Novitzky) for his cooperation. Accordingly, Memo went from potential defendant to federal witness/informant.
Still, if Memo was convicted, would his suspension be over by now?
Whatever it may be, the provision of "prohibited association" is intended to keep characters like Memo Heredia away from athletes that are under the Code's authority. Simple association (training, nutrition, or medical advice), either directly with the athlete or any part of the athlete support personal (ASP), is enough to warrant a warning and, if contact continues, a subsequent ADRV will be issued.
As reported by Fighthype, Heredia was consulting Ariza on "presenting power punching for Floyd." Memo believes Mayweather needs to work on his power to compete with Pacquiao. And Memo's work speaks for itself. Heredia said they (team Marquez) needed to knock out Manny to win the fight. So, he constructed a program to increase Marquez's power. It worked. When asked how he did it, Memo said he wouldn't tell because it's his "bread and butter."
There's a chuckle if you needed one.
Memo's history with performance enhancing drugs is well documented. In the German documentary, "Die Doping-Drahtzieher Der Leichtathletik" he injects himself with a banned substance. Memo further illustrates how easy it is to get those substances in Mexico. He also worked with USADA during their investigations. Travis Tygart, USADA CEO, compiled 19 pages of notes from his meeting with Memo.
In regards to article 2.10, it's ultimately up to USADA to make the first move. If USADA chooses to act, they will send a letter to Floyd informing him that they believe his continued association with Memo would be an ADRV. Don't be surprised if Memo or TMT makes a formal statement distancing themselves from each other.
Or not. It all depends on USADA's discernment of the provision and how applicable it is to the given situation.
Sport lawyers have indicated that there is a lot of room for interpretation concerning the "prohibited association" clause. They are unsure of how encompassing it is and how it will be enforced. But one thing is certain. It is intended to keep Memo and those of his likeness away from athletes participating in "protected" events.
By rrOats on Mar 20, 2015, 3:14a 8
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Ironic isn't it?
Floyd Mayweather, the United States Anti-Doping Agency's (USADA) poster child for clean boxing, could be hit with a warning for an anti-doping rules violation (ADRV).
While some observers chuckled at expressed concern over Memo Heredia consulting Alex Ariza, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) may not think it's a laughing matter.
A new "prohibited association" clause was added to the 2015 WADA Code. Article 2.10 prohibited association is briefly touched upon in The Athletes Reference Guide to the 2015 Code:
"There have been several high-profile examples where athletes have continued to work with coaches who have been banned or with other individuals who have been criminally convicted for providing performance enhancing drugs.
A new feature of the Code taking effect at the start of 2015 makes it an anti-doping rule violation for you to associate with this sort of ‘athlete support person' once you have been specifically warned not to engage in that association."
Please refer to article 2.10 in the 2015 WADA Code for more specifics.
The catch, of course, is Memo has never been convicted for his distribution of performance enhancing drugs. Although he is a self-admitted and proven seller of PEDS, Memo was granted immunity (courtesy of Jeff Novitzky) for his cooperation. Accordingly, Memo went from potential defendant to federal witness/informant.
Still, if Memo was convicted, would his suspension be over by now?
Whatever it may be, the provision of "prohibited association" is intended to keep characters like Memo Heredia away from athletes that are under the Code's authority. Simple association (training, nutrition, or medical advice), either directly with the athlete or any part of the athlete support personal (ASP), is enough to warrant a warning and, if contact continues, a subsequent ADRV will be issued.
As reported by Fighthype, Heredia was consulting Ariza on "presenting power punching for Floyd." Memo believes Mayweather needs to work on his power to compete with Pacquiao. And Memo's work speaks for itself. Heredia said they (team Marquez) needed to knock out Manny to win the fight. So, he constructed a program to increase Marquez's power. It worked. When asked how he did it, Memo said he wouldn't tell because it's his "bread and butter."
There's a chuckle if you needed one.
Memo's history with performance enhancing drugs is well documented. In the German documentary, "Die Doping-Drahtzieher Der Leichtathletik" he injects himself with a banned substance. Memo further illustrates how easy it is to get those substances in Mexico. He also worked with USADA during their investigations. Travis Tygart, USADA CEO, compiled 19 pages of notes from his meeting with Memo.
In regards to article 2.10, it's ultimately up to USADA to make the first move. If USADA chooses to act, they will send a letter to Floyd informing him that they believe his continued association with Memo would be an ADRV. Don't be surprised if Memo or TMT makes a formal statement distancing themselves from each other.
Or not. It all depends on USADA's discernment of the provision and how applicable it is to the given situation.
Sport lawyers have indicated that there is a lot of room for interpretation concerning the "prohibited association" clause. They are unsure of how encompassing it is and how it will be enforced. But one thing is certain. It is intended to keep Memo and those of his likeness away from athletes participating in "protected" events.
Makes sense why Memo just did an interview with fighthype.com saying he has nothing to do with Floyd (even after he said he was involved with him)
_Anghellic_
Tia Mowry Bandwagon
Lol ridiculous how the media tried to play a magic trick with that testing fine issue to make it seem as if Mayweather was dirty. It's pathetic how they're getting all these excuses ready. Not that I ever believed these Mayweather haters wanted this fight anyway.
LOL at floyd not fighting bums.
like i said ealier in the thread manny wins over tim, erik morales, MAB are all more impressive than ANYTHING floyd has ever done in the ring.
But once floyd beats manny, his resume goes from okay to legendary.
Cant use the old "he aint fought nobody" logic anymore.
They're gonna say Manny wasnt in his prime even though Floyd is 53 years old.
Black_Jesus
Superstar
All these nikkas coppin pleas for Floyd knows damn well he shouldn't have allowed Memo anywhere near his camp or gym. You cant wanna clean up the sport and work with a ped chemist at the same time
Makes sense why Memo just did an interview with fighthype.com saying he has nothing to do with Floyd (even after he said he was involved with him)