Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[Rath]

if you guys are going to act like the same person, i will treat you like the same person.

i did see your laughable attempt at nursing. i chose to save myself some time and not do a bunch of medical research that i know you're just going to disregard anyway.

needless to say, based on the timeline, there is no way USADA "caught" floyd using an IV when they arrived.

patented genius floyd fans diversion/deflection technique in full display here.

be original and stop resorting to blah blah blahs when you can no longer answer those question.

you are a paid poster. post like one.

[Spoon23]

I get paid to post here.

nobody is asking me to cover up anything and i do not and have never worked for mayweather promotions.

Then you have nothing to hide. Transparency is the how you absolve yourself of that cloud of doubt that lingers that your in on it. Same as Floyd's case. To clear his name all it takes is transparency.

So to clear the air if you have nothing to hide who's asking you to cover this up? Who's your employer?

# it's Your 10th attempt to duck this question

The fact someone is paying you. Only shows there is a higher power trying real hard to cover this mess up. Tsk tsk tsk..

If your for the truth. Why hide your employer?

What Froid, You and your employer is missing out.

TRANSAPRENCY

You are just the same as Froid. You guys are good at hiding facts.

What is important is to show how Original Zero has blatantly ducked important questions that raises red flags.

[Spoon23]

NSAC RULES - no lies but the truth



PROHIBITED ACTS;

NAC 467.850; Administration or use of alcohol, stimulants, drugs or injections; urinalysis or chemical tests; disciplinary action. (NRS 467.030)
1.The administration of or use of any:
(a)Alcohol
(b)Stimulant; or
(c)Drug or injection that has not been approved by the Commission

Every time their is drug and injection to be administered Nsac needs to be informed.

When did USADA inform Nsac?

NSAC informed 3 weeks after the fight. Only means going into the fight Floyd and USADA violated Nsac protocol.

- case closed

[Reloaded]

if you guys are going to act like the same person, i will treat you like the same person.

i did see your laughable attempt at nursing. i chose to save myself some time and not do a bunch of medical research that i know you're just going to disregard anyway.

needless to say, based on the timeline, there is no way USADA "caught" floyd using an IV when they arrived.

You are wasting your time with these ******ed kids , you will beat the sht out of them and they dont even know it , will just be ferris wheel time around and around , they are dumb as rocks even a dog knows when its kicked up the ass its best to leave them wallow in their own BS .

[original zero]

spoon -

if you have nothing to hide, tell us your legal name and the city you live in. transparency is how you absolve yourself.

why are you ducking this important question?

IV was legal in nevada. NSAC does not share your amateur interpretation of their rules and neither does any lawyer i've ever consulted.

water, salt and vitamin C are not "drugs or injections that have not been approved."

maybe english isn't your first language, but NSAC says you're wrong and to a native speaker of reasonable intelligence, your interpretation is laughable and bizarre.

NSAC considers IV an INFUSION, not an INJECTION.

NSAC & USADA say you are wrong. all you have are amateur opinions, biased opinions at that, that no professional or credible person agrees with.

posting the same false info over and over doesn't make it true.

and you continue to refuse to tell us your credit card numbers and bank pin numbers. RED FLAG.

you haven't told us your checking account number either. RED FLAG.

[tangalog2200]

wow! almost 200k views

and posters still slugging it out with gusto....

IV'e got a feeling this may reach 220k views and still no resolution of the issue...

[travestyny]

Mayweather acknowledges having received an IV infusion of 750 milliliters (25.361 ounces), an amount equal to roughly 16 percent of the blood normally present in an average adult male.

MISLEADING
"In general, when IV saline is used for blood volume replacement, one litre is recommended to produce a 250 ml. increase in blood volume. So, while 750 ml does equate to “roughly 16 percent of the blood normally present in the average male”, the sustained increase in blood volume corresponding to a 750 ml. Saline IV infusion would likely be in the region of 3-4%, not 16%."

The nsac doctor cleared him of no signs of dehydration during the weigh-in.

FALSE Where is the statement from NSAC that says he wasn't dehydrated? Tell me when NSAC has ever stated that a fight was dehydrated, and we all know that boxers have passed the NSAC physical while being dehydrated. So where is this statement that he was not dehydrated? NSAC never comments on dehydration, whether present or not. Show me one instance of NSAC claiming a fighter was dehydrated at a weigh-in.

Floyd damaging evidence wanting retroactive TUE in their contract @ 9:00 (retroactive treatment)

Once again, proven FALSE. The original contract never had any language in it about the TUE. The language about the TUE came from USADA's ISTUE, which existed before this fight was made.

The battle for a cleaner sport never ends..
USADA banned IV re-hydration in MMA 2 months after the Pac may fight


So much for being consistent aye. USADA at the forefront of catching cheaters alright.. It's only Floyd who is above the system tsk tsk tsk..

FALSE USADA didn't change it's policy, as you try to insinuate. The UFC made a deal with USADA to overlook testing for its fights, and that is what created the IV restriction. It wasn't that USADA changed anything in it's protocol.

Once again you are an idiot. Let's hear more about how it takes 7 hours to infuse 750ml of IV fluid now, you absolute fool.

[travestyny]

i think genius floyd fans are already waving the white flag of surrender.

now it's proven 750ml of IVin a span of 15 minutes can not be considered for rehydrating purpose but system flush.


it's over.

genius floyd fans surrenders wohooooooooo

Are you sure you have your time frame right yet?

Are you sure you understand properly about Saline and IV's?

I told you to do some research. We can make a deal. If I prove you wrong about this, you have to agree to never post about Mayweather's IV again. What say you?

If I can't prove you wrong, I'll let you set the penalty. Deal? Let's see what you have to back up your claims

[Rath]

Are you sure you have your time frame right yet?

Are you sure you understand properly about Saline and IV's?

I told you to do some research. We can make a deal. If I prove you wrong about this, you have to agree to never post about Mayweather's IV again. What say you?

If I can't prove you wrong, I'll let you set the penalty. Deal? Let's see what you have to back up your claims

the time frame was not mine but original zero.

now if you do have yours then post it.

instead of this deflections.

[travestyny]

the time frame was not mine but original zero.

now if you do have yours then post it.

instead of this deflections.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you are the one claiming some kind of victory because you claim Mayweather had a total of 30 minutes to take the IV and give urine, and you are also claiming that 250ml of IV fluid takes 2-4 hours.

Is this correct?

Did you verify the time frame that he gave, or did you just accept it? I'm not saying he's wrong. He seems pretty sensible since he's been owning you on every major point regarding this topic, but it's not about him right now. It's about YOU and the timeframe that you believe in.

So what information do you have to verify the timeframe? Let's start there.

I'm not deflecting. I'm aiming my response directly at your claims, but I want to know exactly what YOUR claims are first. I don't want you blaming it on anyone else when you are proven to be a clown once again.