Comments Thread For: Mayweather Sr: Ariza Don't Know **** About Boxing!

[aboutfkntime]

u dont see what he's trying to do here by saying ariza wont snitch, etc? he's saying this so if floyd wins he can say floyd won fair and sqaure with no inside help from ariza.

" inside help "

What " inside help " could Ariza give ?

What " inside help " could Ariza give, that would possibly make a difference to the outcome of the fight ?

I will go further.....

What " inside help " has anybody given, EVER..... that helped someone to the extent that it made a difference to the outcome of the fight.

If Pacquiao wins, he will get the credit he deserves..... if Mayweather wins, he will get the credit he deserves.

Ariza is just a S&C coach, and nothing more.

[paulf]

They hired Ariza to play mind games with Pacquiao, but Mayweather Sr is worried Ariza is going to try and take some credit for the win if they beat Pacquiao. Makes sense.

[PAC-BOY]

DIRTY SHlT? Did he just say that? llllllmfao!

[aboutfkntime]

May sr. Should have just kept his mouth shut. Its already su****ious enough that memo is at the mayweather gym and Ariza is taking advice from him. Man Sr. And roach are so different yet so similar its crazy

Maybe you arent aware of this.....

After Marquez KTFO6 Pacquiao, somebody suggested to Ariza that Memo was dirty and that he was responsible for juicing up JMM.

Ariza said words to this effect.....

..... No, dont be ridiculous..... Memo is a great guy and a good friend of mine..... he was my mentor, he taught me everything I know.

Ariza admitted that his connection with Heredia goes back way before Ariza started working with Pacquiao.

I really hope that information doesnt change your opinion

[v.cassiusali@ya]

ugly-old-floyd agreed ariza doesn't know sh...** about boxing but he know some sh...** formula ready for chickenfloyd...

usada/vada will soon find the trick of this fraud...

[aboutfkntime]

This is exactly what Floyd deserves. He should have never hired Ariza! He was dirty and a cancer to Manny, and now he's Floyd's problem. Everyone knows what he does and did for fighters, so Floyd's whole "Mr. Clean" persona is now "suspect," just like Manny's!

Nah, they are undertaking full OSDT, so both fighters will be clean !

Pacquiao was denigrated for refusing to test, whilst Ariza was with him.

Ariza will be gone after this fight, nobody will suggest anything untoward.

[aboutfkntime]

" It was science and JMM that knocked out Pac "

JJR: Explain what Marquez did to build himself up.

AA: Look at Marquez. He’s never done anything different. He’s an old school boxer, using old style boxing techniques and training, antiquated and archaic as they are. You have to remember he was drinking a dozen raw eggs and his own urine. Now you bring science in. You start applying a consistent strength program-that is all science based. It’s all proven and checked. You apply this to a person, like Marquez, who’s never done anything like that and his body is going to go through a metamorphosis. Marquez wasn’t bigger; he just appeared to the naked eye to be bigger. He was in fact smaller. To our eyes, he looked bigger, but it was all functional muscle that had been developed over the course of a four-month period. Take Manny, he never really broke one hundred forty seven pounds. He looked so much bigger, but it was really just muscle being developed.

JJR: At thirty-nine years old, how was Marquez able to get in such supreme condition?

AA: I’ll tell you. He did it over a four-month period. He had time; it wasn’t like a four week program where he was forcing it. I can assure you there were days where he just rested, and ate and allowed his body to recuperate and develop more muscle. So, over a four-month period, he was working hard, then staggering it, and taking off some time to recover, that’s why it took four months. That’s the reason to me there’s no doubt (about PEDS). The facts override the rumors. It’s easier to understand from a scientific vantage point. This was Memo’s third fight with Marquez. He knows his body, he’s confident in the program, and he’s seeing the results. In addition, Marquez now believes it. He’s seeing the results. When you believe in it, you start to push harder.

JJR: Memo Heredia AKA Angel Hernandez has many non-believers in the boxing world. You happen to believe completely in Memo. Why?

AA: I have no doubt about Memo. I was in Memo’s place once. A few years ago, everyone was questioning Amir Khan, Julio, and Manny. Why would he lie? Give the guy the credit he deserves. Give science the credit it deserves. We can put a man on the moon, but we can’t develop a strong and competitive body? Boxing is so small minded. They have a fear of the unknown. Science can be such a plus.

JJR: Do you believe boxing will ever adopt a credible and consistent way of testing for steroids?

AA: That’s a good question. I hope so. I’ve been talking to others about a comprehensive and universal way of testing to keep everyone on a level playing field. You’re going to have people like Eric Morales who unfortunately tested positive for clenbuterol. There has to be people who are qualified and educated working with the fighters. Some of these guys couldn’t dump the trash of a professional team. They wouldn’t even let them in the locker room to fold towels. You have to have the credentials. In boxing, we’ll let anyone walk in off the street and start applying something they’ve never even studied or read a book on. The fighters’ job is to fight. They shouldn’t have to worry about their coaches.

[IR0NFIST]

I've always been skeptical about Ariza's purpose in Mayweather's camp, but seeing as how Senior - who's suppose to be a key figure in camp, doesn't have the slightest clue either, only serves to further my skepticism. I believe he was brought in for mental warfare reasons more than he was for strength and conditioning.

[IR0NFIST]

JJR: Explain what Marquez did to build himself up.

AA: Look at Marquez. He’s never done anything different. He’s an old school boxer, using old style boxing techniques and training, antiquated and archaic as they are. You have to remember he was drinking a dozen raw eggs and his own urine. Now you bring science in. You start applying a consistent strength program-that is all science based. It’s all proven and checked. You apply this to a person, like Marquez, who’s never done anything like that and his body is going to go through a metamorphosis. Marquez wasn’t bigger; he just appeared to the naked eye to be bigger. He was in fact smaller. To our eyes, he looked bigger, but it was all functional muscle that had been developed over the course of a four-month period. Take Manny, he never really broke one hundred forty seven pounds. He looked so much bigger, but it was really just muscle being developed.

JJR: At thirty-nine years old, how was Marquez able to get in such supreme condition?

AA: I’ll tell you. He did it over a four-month period. He had time; it wasn’t like a four week program where he was forcing it. I can assure you there were days where he just rested, and ate and allowed his body to recuperate and develop more muscle. So, over a four-month period, he was working hard, then staggering it, and taking off some time to recover, that’s why it took four months. That’s the reason to me there’s no doubt (about PEDS). The facts override the rumors. It’s easier to understand from a scientific vantage point. This was Memo’s third fight with Marquez. He knows his body, he’s confident in the program, and he’s seeing the results. In addition, Marquez now believes it. He’s seeing the results. When you believe in it, you start to push harder.

JJR: Memo Heredia AKA Angel Hernandez has many non-believers in the boxing world. You happen to believe completely in Memo. Why?

AA: I have no doubt about Memo. I was in Memo’s place once. A few years ago, everyone was questioning Amir Khan, Julio, and Manny. Why would he lie? Give the guy the credit he deserves. Give science the credit it deserves. We can put a man on the moon, but we can’t develop a strong and competitive body? Boxing is so small minded. They have a fear of the unknown. Science can be such a plus.

JJR: Do you believe boxing will ever adopt a credible and consistent way of testing for steroids?

AA: That’s a good question. I hope so. I’ve been talking to others about a comprehensive and universal way of testing to keep everyone on a level playing field. You’re going to have people like Eric Morales who unfortunately tested positive for clenbuterol. There has to be people who are qualified and educated working with the fighters. Some of these guys couldn’t dump the trash of a professional team. They wouldn’t even let them in the locker room to fold towels. You have to have the credentials. In boxing, we’ll let anyone walk in off the street and start applying something they’ve never even studied or read a book on. The fighters’ job is to fight. They shouldn’t have to worry about their coaches.

Was this interview before or after Marquez's suspect acne breakout?

[IR0NFIST]