Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[AllEyesOpen]

EyesWideShut had to actually edit this post. Now that is funny!

Yeah, the qoute didn't come out right. What's funny is there were several other clear posts you chose to ignore regarding the wada but you sure read the fine print on this one.

[hardvibes]

Usada didn't even mention a single time the word dehydration in their "explanation"
How do you explain this?


1) What exactly was Mayweather’s “physical condition?

2) What was the medical justification that led to the decision that an onsite IV was the appropriate treatment?

3) Who made the determination that the IV was medically necessary? A doping control officer can’t make that determination.

4) Who called the paramedic?

5) Which medical service did the paramedic come from?

6) Where is the full paramedic report of the incident?

7) Did USADA independently analyze the solution that was administered to Mayweather by IV? Or did it take the word of Mayweather’s camp that it was saline and vitamins?

8) Who “approved?the IV procedure on site?

9) What was the medical justification and supporting data that led to USADA granting a retroactive the****utic use exemption for an otherwise prohibited IV procedure?

10) Who at USADA made the decision to grant Mayweather a retroactive the****utic use exemption eighteen days after the fight?

11) If the procedure was “approved on site,?why did Mayweather need to apply for and receive a the****utic use exemption almost three weeks later?

12) USADA reported to the Nevada State Athletic Commission that the last blood sample it took from Mayweather prior to the fight was on April 21. Shouldn’t USADA have taken samples on May 1, immediately prior to and after administration of the IV?

13) On how many previous occasions has Mayweather received an IV infusion after the weigh-in for one of his fights?

14) If such infusions did in fact occur, was he given a the****utic use exemption in each instance?

15) And at the risk of sounding simplistic: If Mayweather was dehydrated, why didn't he simply drink several glasses of water after the weigh-in to remedy the problem?
The answer to the last question is that, as earlier noted, the available evidence strongly suggests that Mayweather was not dehydrated. And certainly not dehydrated enough to need an IV infusion equal to roughly 16 percent of his total blood volume.

[ADP02]

Yeah, the qoute didn't come out right. What's funny is there were several other clear posts you chose to ignore regarding the wada but you sure read the fine print on this one.

Eyes_WIDE_Shut, I read and responded to some. Either you missed it or can't respond ....

[ADP02]

You are interpreting Hauser either way. Because that was his insert, not USADA's.

So your stance is the iv was before the weigh in? I'm really trying here. It's like talking to a three year old.

Floyd fans are trying their damn hardest to help hide and throw everything under the rug but rehydration is not some kind of big secrecy as RadioRaheem is making it out to be and it really does not matter if it was before or after the weigh in, ....... its still a big croc(lie).

Still, like I said to RadioRaheem before, the IV was taken after the weigh in. Also, everyone including their mothers know that Floyd's excuse was dehydration. Ellerbe and FLoyd stated so on a video. Even Floyd fans can't remove that excuse/lie as lame as it is for an excuse .





"Mayweather gave urine on March 13, 18, 19 and 28, April 2, 10, 15, 21 and 27 and May 1 and 2. He gave blood samples on March 13, 18 and 28, April 2, 10, 15 and 21 and May 2.


Paquiao gave urine on March 14, 17, 23 and 24, April 1, 9, 16, 22 and 27 and May 1 and 2. Pacquiao gave blood samples on March 14, 17 and 24, April 1, 9, 16 and 22 and May 2.

Mayweather also applied for, and was given, a the****utic use exemption (TUE) for rehydration purposes after the May 1 weigh-in. He took two separate mixes. The first was a mixture of 250 ml of saline and multi-vitamins. The second was a 500 ml mixuture of saline and Vitamin C. He was urine tested both before and after taking the solutions."






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[AllEyesOpen]

Eyes_WIDE_Shut, I read and responded to some. Either you missed it or can't respond ....

That's the best you can do? What was the pact@rd word of the week again? Oh yeah, diversion. Great example of it.

[ADP02]

That's the best you can do? What was the pact@rd word of the week again? Oh yeah, diversion. Great example of it.

Best I can do? I was trying to go easy on you. Give you a break. I did respond to at least 1 or 2 other posts of yours. That is why I'm calling you Eyes_Wide_Shut.

Lets face it, if you were objective about it and had All_Eyes_Open, you would get that what Floyd did and gave as excuses is a complete joke. WHile its not hard to understand that and you really do not have to be that keen on the subject but if you are responding then it implies that you have some sense and understanding on the matter.

So again, taking what I said above into account, it just does not add up. Once you realize that then the rest is even easier to understand.

Start with this. How can such an experienced gym rat get so severely dehydrated that he requires an IV on May 1st? He is too experienced to say that he foolishly had prolonged intense workout sessions since it would be counter-effective to what he is trying to do on May 1st?
Then the add ons are not defendable.

"Giving urine contributed to being dehydrated" That is not true!
"Giving blood contributed to being dehydrated" but Floyd had not given blood for about 10 days!!!

Be objective and open your eyes instead of closing them!




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[Divine Hammer]

in no way was floyd badly dehydrated to require an iv therapy (he showed no signs, he and everyone around him says he makes weight easy, and he was 150.5 lbs 3 weeks before fight). so absolutely no way he was badly dehydrated. and if he was badly dehydrated requiring medical attention then why not head to one of the nearby hospitals (the same ones they send fighters to after their tough fights)???? if he went to a hospital he would not need a tue.

floyd was using iv therapy for something other than rehydration. he was masking illegal substances like lance does. who knows how long and often floyd has been using iv therapy.

floyd is a frickin cheater!

[ADP02]

in no way floyd was badly dehydrated to require a last minute iv therapy. absolutely no way. and if he was badly dehydrated requiring medical attention then why not head to one of the nearby hospitals (the same ones they send fighters to after their tough fights)????

floyd was using iv therapy for something other than rehydration. he was masking illegal substances like lance does. who knows how long and often floyd has been using iv therapy.

floyd is a frickin cheater!

and why was all this not on the pre-fight form? There are 3 places (opportunities) where he should have but he did not clarify this.

[AllEyesOpen]

Best I can do? I was trying to go easy on you. Give you a break. I did respond to at least 1 or 2 other posts of yours. That is why I'm calling you Eyes_Wide_Shut.

Lets face it, if you were objective about it and had All_Eyes_Open, you would get that what Floyd did and gave as excuses is a complete joke. WHile its not hard to understand that and you really do not have to be that keen on the subject but if you are responding then it implies that you have some sense and understanding on the matter.

So again, taking what I said above into account, it just does not add up. Once you realize that then the rest is even easier to understand.

Start with this. How can such an experienced gym rat get so severely dehydrated that he requires an IV on May 1st? He is too experienced to say that he foolishly had prolonged intense workout sessions since it would be counter-effective to what he is trying to do on May 1st?
Then the add ons are not defendable.

"Giving urine contributed to being dehydrated" That is not true!
"Giving blood contributed to being dehydrated" but Floyd had not given blood for about 10 days!!!

Be objective and open your eyes instead of closing them!




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Once again, the wada international standards have within them very strict rules for granting a tue, which the usada must comply with and the wada can review to ensure that those standards were met, so why doesn't Anyone demand this review? Why hasn't the wada come forth stating these regulations were violated?

The truth is as much as claim to be interested in the truth, you're most concerned with you're fallen idol, which has been the case since you were posting on the may/Pac master thread crying about slomo videos and shoulder injuries.

Do your argument a favor and read the wada istue and ispppi.

[Rath]

Once again, the wada international standards have within them very strict rules for granting a tue, which the usada must comply with and the wada can review to ensure that those standards were met, so why doesn't Anyone demand this review? Why hasn't the wada come forth stating these regulations were violated?

The truth is as much as claim to be interested in the truth, you're most concerned with you're fallen idol, which has been the case since you were posting on the may/Pac master thread crying about slomo videos and shoulder injuries.

NSAC said USADA are not authorized to give TUE's