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    Originally posted by IR0NFIST View Post


    This quote clearly indicates that he wasn't in compliance with the USADA program beforehand.

    //krikya360.com/usada-fir...gations--95920
    Again, a Retroactive TUE means that he is in compliance and Retroactive TUE is within WADA rules.

    Like most substances and methods on the WADA Prohibited List, the use of IVs in this manner is prohibited without a TUE. When an athlete has an approved TUE, as in the case of Mr. Mayweather, who received a retroactive TUE for his use of an IV containing saline and vitamins, it is not a violation of the WADA rules to use the substance or method. Retroactive TUEs are a standard part of the WADA International Standard for The****utic Use Exemptions (ISTUE).

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      Originally posted by radioraheem View Post
      This is incorrect, WADA doesn't have an absolute rule of just 7% like that for IV re-hydration.
      Regardless, there was no indication from Floyd at the weigh ins that he was dehydrated to the extent of needing 750 ml of saline injected directly into his bloodstream. And even if that were the case, he should have went immediately to the hospital instead of going home.

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        Originally posted by IR0NFIST View Post


        This quote clearly indicates that he wasn't in compliance with the USADA program beforehand.



        //krikya360.com/usada-fir...gations--95920
        You are applying the rule literally only when its Floyd. dude, you are really making yourself look like a complete agenda driven f@g.

        We get it, the milisecond you exceed 55 you have technically broken the speed limit. The back of the tickets have space for points when you are 1-9 MPH above 55, so even those that enforce the law and those that expect it to be enforced realize that doing 55.8 MPH is a technical violation but not one worth addressing.

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          Originally posted by radioraheem View Post
          This is incorrect, WADA doesn't have an absolute rule of just 7% like that for IV re-hydration.
          WADA defines severe dehydration as 7% of body mass. Severe dehydration is the only condition for which they allow IV re-hydration.

          ****ing try again you ****** mother****er.

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            Originally posted by IR0NFIST View Post
            Regardless, there was no indication from Floyd at the weigh ins that he was dehydrated to the extent of needing 750 ml of saline injected directly into his bloodstream. And even if that were the case, he should have went immediately to the hospital instead of going home.
            A paramedic was on-site. And since when did dehydration become strictly visual? And even if Mayweather went to the hospital and was administered an IV from there, he would still have to go through the same process.

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              Originally posted by IR0NFIST View Post
              Regardless, there was no indication from Floyd at the weigh ins that he was dehydrated to the extent of needing 750 ml of saline injected directly into his bloodstream. And even if that were the case, he should have went immediately to the hospital instead of going home.
              he got a nurse-a lot of super wealthy people have private nurses.

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                Originally posted by Zaroku View Post
                Actually the Fed over uses the interstate commerce clause to take over jurisdiction when ever they want to do so! But they haven't wanted to do so!! Your vast knowledge of the American legal system leads me to believe that you can be my driver in Manila on Dec 15th, fir two weeks!

                I used to work for Globe telecom, and lived in San Lorenzo village fir 8 months! I fathered a beautiful baby girl, I think you can drive us around when I arrive! Mall of Asia is where my daughter likes to go!
                You just dint get it! Ok
                Lance was chosen by the postal service to be their icon! Lance made many, commercials, that were never aired in the Philippines!

                You follow me so far!??? Ok I hope so!

                That prosecutor wanted to make a name for himself! Do you get that??? You are not American so you don't get American corruption! US Attorneys often take/champion cases to gain fame for themselves!!! Why?? Why do this??? So that they can add to their resume and have a better chance of joining a top law firm once the leave the US attorney's office! You with me so far??? Sorry my Tagalog is not great! In America that is how things go! So even if Federal law was violated, the fed can decide to do nothing! Are you with me Alan Dershowitz ??? Got it???

                Should I slow down??!! Do you not understand that Nevada is in the ninth circuit of federal district courts???? And rules do very, but only slightly, but a smart guy like you knows this already???

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                  Originally posted by radioraheem View Post
                  Again, a Retroactive TUE means that he is in compliance and Retroactive TUE is within WADA rules.
                  Again, that report excludes important details such as when Floyd applied for the TUE and when the TUE was actually approved. Of course, including those details would have made their statement contradictory. Very deceptive and misleading response on USADA's part.

                  Here's the initial statement that was omitted from their fabricated report.

                  "He took the additional step of applying for a TUE after the IV infusion was administered, in order to remain in compliance with the USADA program."
                  That quote clearly indicates that he wasn't in compliance with the USADA program beforehand.

                  //krikya360.com/usada-fir...gations--95920

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                    Originally posted by GTTofAK View Post
                    WADA defines severe dehydration as 7% of body mass. Severe dehydration is the only condition for which they allow IV re-hydration.

                    ****ing try again you ****** mother****er.
                    They also say much more than that, but you conveniently left that out. Such as, exertional heat illness, nausea, emesis, diarrhea, etc. These are also fair game for rehydration via IV.

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                      Originally posted by The Big Dunn View Post
                      he got a nurse-a lot of super wealthy people have private nurses.
                      Wait wait wait, I thought it was a paramedic.

                      Its so hard to keep all the different stories straight isn't it?

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