Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[Lester Tutor]

That's a bad photo. But I don't see how that can be considered racist.

When you mentioned the issue of race, I was expecting that Hauser used still photos of Mayweather on U-Stream talking about eating sushi mixed with cats and dogs in his fried rice.

Whatever the case may be, Floyd Mayweather is an active participant in the de****able game of racism. He spews racism towards other ethnicities at his leisure and anybody who whines about Mayweather being a victim of the same venom he spreads himself is a hypocrite.

That's fine. It's always best to reference actual empirical dialogue or transcriptions for whatever it is you are referring to. Like the collection of clips that I'm constructing! Leave these things to me.

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That's fine. It's always best to reference actual empirical dialogue or transcriptions for whatever it is you are referring to. Like the collection of clips that I'm constructing! Leave these things to me.

I look forward to it seeing what you do.

I really hope that whatever compilation you put together includes all of the racism spewed by Devon Alexander, Floyd Mayweather towards non black fighters.

I hope you also share all of the hate Amir Khan endures simply for being a middle eastern ******. Everybody knows that ******s probably have it the worst in terms of prejudice.

Basically, do the work properly and please don't pretend that only non black boxing personalities spread racism. Blacks, whites, asians and latinos. All of them actively engage in racism and I believe you will be intelligent enough to approach the matter with fairness and equality.

[ADP02]

Hauser is not medically qualified to make that claim. His opinion being based on what???

Need to eastablish his medical expertise in this area. He is not qualified.

He does not have to be a medical expert. What he needs to do is get the information on hand and talk to experts who know more than him.

For example, if he interviewed NSAC and they said that the NSAC physician did not detect dehydration to the point that it would merit an IV, then it means that Hauser is basing this on a fact from a key witness.

Pre-fight form is evidence. It did not state that Floyd was dehydrated and Floyd didn't tell NSAC doctor that he was. It can be a simple mistake on its own but again, the NSAC doctors confirmed there was no basis to Floyd's alleged dehydration. Still, why no investigation as I thought incorrectly filling out the form was supposed to be perjury according to NSAC? So again, this evidence can be used against Floyd in several ways.

Hauser certainly read the WADA code and spoke to experts to reaffirm his findings. When he put those statements together, he was looking at the rules and questioning what occurred because it just doesn't add up..





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[Zaroku]

I'm almost positive Hauser did his homework and fact checked everything. He has a Law degree, he knows what he's doing when it comes to building a case and a pile of evidence to prove a point. YOU are not qualified to question his expertise in the field of journalism and research.

Court of public opinion? A court would have to evaluate his credential to give a medical opinion. He can give a legal opinion, but not a medical opinion.

I have not questioned journalistic and research skills. I have merely pointed out his observations on Floyd's state of dehydration are non professional. As he is a non qualified medical expert, nor is he an expert on dehydration.

This is all I am saying.

Nor are you qualified to certify him as being an expert witness.. Please look up rules of evidence for the state of Nevada, as well as federal rules of evidentiary procedure. Please learn about the foundations of evidence, chain of custody, expert witness certification.


Hope this isn't too daunting a task for you. It is very insightful, and you will understand much more.

Best regards,
Zaroku

[ADP02]

I know it's a joke! You are also using adjectives just like Hauser, however you state, "extremely," therefore you are admitting the likelyhood he was dehydrated!

I've already pointed this out. Hauser could've just concluded with his : "I repeat" by just saying Floyd was not dehydrated due to the "records" of the NSAC pre fight blah blah. Instead he insecurely states a "significance," as if people can't compare is and isn't (dehydrated).

This is what you bozos have been insinuating for more than 400 pages, that Floyd wasn't dehydrated, yet now this week you are acknowledging that he was because I had to point what Hauser said. It's clear. Floyd was dehydrated.

Move on.

Incorrect. Hauser chooses his words carefully.


Floyd could have been dehydrated. Just like I need to drink a glass of water right now. That does not mean that Floyd was severely dehydrated to the point that he had to have an IV. The evidence provided is taken into account to come to that conclusion.

That is what you fail to understand.






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[Lester Tutor]

I look forward to it seeing what you do.

I really hope that whatever compilation you put together includes all of the racism spewed by Devon Alexander, Floyd Mayweather towards non black fighters.

I hope you also share all of the hate Amir Khan endures simply for being a middle eastern ******. Everybody knows that ******s probably have it the worst in terms of prejudice.

Basically, do the work properly and please don't pretend that only non black boxing personalities spread racism. Blacks, whites, asians and latinos. All of them actively engage in racism and I believe you will be intelligent enough to approach the matter with fairness and equality.

As I clearly stated, I don't care for speculative approaches. I only gather what is real, hence testimony or transcription. This is what makes my videos pure. Please share any videos in which you are basing your claim.

[Zaroku]

Floyd's side is paying USADA a healthy amount of money. Consequently, USADA is helping the one that is putting food on their plates.



People will move on but think of Floyd in a different way due to the scandal. Plus, who knows, they may find more as the years pass. It happened to Lance Armstrong, Barry Bonds, .....


Floyd used USADA (testing), NSAC (testing, refs, judges,...), home town guy and being the A side to control everything.

I do not disagree with you.

But lance & bonds are different cases completely. Boxing is a dirty game. You cannot draw parallels from MLB or cycling.
Lance was paid by the post office, giving any federal prosecutor an opening at going after him. This is why that LA AUSA assistant United States attorney had subject matter jurisdiction.

Not at all the same thing . Both may have cheated, but lance was targetable.

[Lester Tutor]

Incorrect. Hauser chooses his words carefully.


Floyd could have been dehydrated. Just like I need to drink a glass as water right now. That does not mean that Floyd was severely dehydrated to the point that he had to have an IV. The evidence provided is taken into account to come to that conclusion. That is what you fail to understand.

"Floyd could have been dehydrated." Hauser would never say that or else he'd come off as an idiot even though he already is. No.. he said, I repeat

"Floyd showed no signs of significant dehydration..."

Case closed. Move on.

[Zaroku]

That's a bad photo. But I don't see how that can be considered racist.

When you mentioned the issue of race, I was expecting that Hauser used still photos of Mayweather on U-Stream talking about eating sushi mixed with cats and dogs in his fried rice.

Whatever the case may be, Floyd Mayweather is an active participant in the de****able game of racism. He spews racism towards other ethnicities at his leisure and anybody who whines about Mayweather being a victim of the same venom he spreads himself is a hypocrite.

Good post!!!! Green k to you. I have heard Floyd bring up race and lots of other crap.

Blue corner vs red corner That is all.

best regards

[ADP02]

I do not disagree with you.

But lance & bonds are different cases completely. Boxing is a dirty game. You cannot draw parallels from MLB or cycling.
Lance was paid by the post office, giving any federal prosecutor an opening at going after him. This is why that LA AUSA assistant United States attorney had subject matter jurisdiction.

Not at all the same thing . Both may have cheated, but lance was targetable.

In my post, I was saying that only after years later did we come to know the truth about Lance and Barry even though they were initially not proven to be guilty.