Pacquiao Never Agreed To Random Drug Testing Unless 24/7 Just Lied

[Pocket Dogs!]

Question is, why did Tygart stopped at 18 days before the fight? The reason I read somewhere was it was no longer necessary. Why? What did he see? Did he have spies? Did he have psychic ability or what? Here are people who can't even tolerate 7-14 days cut-off, yet they did with Shane Mosley, a known ped user with the assumption that Pac would still cheat at that time frame. Shane was literally given a chance to cheat!

That's why this will all backfire when Floyd fights his next opponent. If Tygart stops at 18 days again next time, then this whole random testing is bogus. Let's see what happens.

Don't you understand the point of random testing? Random means random. It doesn't matter that Floyd and Shane stopped taking random blood tests 18 days before the fight. They both still didn't know if they were going to take further blood tests. Random is random. Floyd and Manny might have to take a blood test 2 days before the fight. You never know. That's why it called random.

[FerdinandMarcos]

How is it Manny's fault when Mayweather couldn't even acknowledge that negotiations even happened?

Floyd agreed to ALL Manny's demands way back in March:

8 oz gloves

10 million for every pound over 147(far more outrageous than random testing)

50 50 split..


Pac ran straight to Clottey..

this time it's Margarito...

Notice a PATTERN??

[Phenom]

LoL, who gives a ****...one guy is beating up bigger men than himself, while the other is beating up on women. Its ok, let it go, move on.

people like you is the reason Arum gets away with these B.S fight buying into that "he is big I small its very exciting fight its going make people happy" scheme


dumbass

[Pocket Dogs!]

Floyd agreed to ALL Manny's demands way back in March:

8 oz gloves

10 million for every pound over 147(far more outrageous than random testing)

50 50 split..


Pac ran straight to Clottey..

this time it's Margarito...

You *******s don't notice a PATTERN??

I'm talking about the 2nd round of negotiations not the first. Manny is 100% to blame for negotiations going to shit the first time around.

[mikemurni]

Floyd agreed to ALL Manny's demands way back in March:

8 oz gloves

10 million for every pound over 147(far more outrageous than random testing)

50 50 split..


Pac ran straight to Clottey..

this time it's Margarito...

You *******s don't notice a PATTERN??

Pac went to Clottey after the mediation failed. That was in mid-January. Their scheduled fight was at March.. Do you think will have enough time to train and promote had he waited any longer...

[Seleção No. 13]

Manny will grow into king kong within those 7 days.

[maguirre]

Don't you understand the point of random testing? Random means random. It doesn't matter that Floyd and Shane stopped taking random blood tests 18 days before the fight. They both still didn't know if they were going to take further blood tests. Random is random. Floyd and Manny might have to take a blood test 2 days before the fight. You never know. That's why it called random.

Dude, 18 days is almost three weeks.

[Pocket Dogs!]

Dude, 18 days is almost three weeks.

So? What are you trying to say?

[maguirre]

So? What are you trying to say?

What's your theory, any reason why he stopped at 18 days? Anything, a guess, any thing at all. Why 18, not 14, 7, etc.

[MayMosPeaHop]

How is it Manny's fault when Mayweather couldn't even acknowledge that negotiations even happened?

If you go through one negotiation and they fail and then one the individuals in the aforementioned negotiation state

Then a perceived second negotiation is opened, beginning with a apparent offer and deadline that would lead to no where. I mean lead to nowhere considering the statements above. Now, during the first negotiation, drug testing apparently was negotiable. I think anyone would agree with that. Considering the video above, drug testing negotiations had halted and any offer not meeting those demands would not be considered. Hence, one party stating there were not any second negotiations.