Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[original zero]

oh so he was dehydrated then?

guess that ends the thread.

thanks rath!

[Rath]

i just want to be clear.

6 hours after USADA arrive Floyd was administered IV.

1:45 + 6 = 7:45 PM test done and over with in 8:15PM

that would be a span of 30 minutes divided by three, things to be done 1. finish IV 2. floyd to piss and for that 3. piss to be collected.

a typical 250 ml of IV flow rate in an emergency setting takes 2-4 hours to finish.

Floyd finished all 750 mll of IV solution approximately in just 15 minutes?

that would have a flow rate of 250 ml per 5 minutes or 50 ml per minute.

at that rate it was no longer done for rehydration don't you think?

hows that possible?

spin that.

reply to this Zero, is it possible for Floyd to finish 750 ml of solution in approximately 15 minutes.

if you are taking an IV that fastof a flow rate is ist still for rehydrating or for system flush.

remember in an emergency setting 250 ml IV should be administered in a span of 2-4 hours

[original zero]

you already admitted he was dehydrated, so there's nothing left to discuss. thanks so much for the great chat over the last year. take care.

[Rath]

oh so he was dehydrated then?

guess that ends the thread.

thanks rath!

that logic does not work.

USADA collector can say Floyd was dehydrated by just observing his pee.

but that does not mean nothing. none of them are certified medical practitioner/physiian/docotr.

i can say floyd was not dehydrated just by looking at his photo but that don't

mean a thing.

your logic is flawed mr lawyer sir LOL

[Rath]

you already admitted he was dehydrated, so there's nothing left to discuss. thanks so much for the great chat over the last year. take care.

game set and match.

you are a bitter loser.

you lost to a poster who's not even good in english hahahahaha

[Spoon23]

that logic does not work.

USADA collector can say Floyd was dehydrated by just observing his pee.

but that does not mean nothing. none of them are certified medical practitioner/physiian/docotr.

i can say floyd was not dehydrated just by looking at his photo but that don't

mean a thing.

your logic is flawed mr lawyer sir LOL

Yes, none of those USADA representative were certified medical practitioner to diagnose severe dehydration.

This gets clearer and clearer. No wonder they can't come out with a medical staff to clear the air and explain Floyd's condition. There was no medical authority to diagnose him with severe dehydration in his house. They just concluded without the credentials or authority to diagnose severe dehydration Tsk tsk tsk..

Good call Rath.

[Dosumpthin]

Can anyone post a link to the tue application that usadas tuec approved?

[Lester Tutor]

remember in an emergency setting 250 ml IV should be administered in a span of 2-4 hours

dude what are you talking about? I can rock, just like any other person, 500ml in half an hour.

you've never even seen an IV drip in your life. fabricating dork.

[Rath]

dude what are you talking about? I can rock, just like any other person, 500ml in half an hour.

you've never even seen an IV drip in your life. fabricating dork.

i did not made that up.

always bear in mind that Floyd used IV for rehydration purpose, not because he was shot and lost a lot of blood. LOL

do you know how many drops there are in a 50ml per minute IV infusion?

[travestyny]

gotcha.

if he was dehydrated before the weigh in, then why did USADA waited 6 hours for him to allow to administer IV?

i thought it was an emergency that is why IV infusion and TUE retroactively was given?

why USADA did not inform NSAC that he was dehydrated

why floyd filled up the pre fight form and signed it saying he's in tip top condition?

6 hours was the time given by a genius floyd fan like you.

i did not dispute that because i have no evidence to say otherwise.

all i have was 1:45PM (usada arrival) 2:00PM weigh in and 8:15PM USADA left floyd.


anyways i gotcha

spin that.

lol. Zero already answered all of your questions here and handled you. Spin that

1. You have no idea when the IV was administered, therefore, you don't know that he only had a half an hour for the IV plus giving urine. Isn't that true?

So already, we see the first part of your claimed "victory," the timeframe, is bull****.

Let's move on to your idea that 250ml of IV fluid takes 2-4 hours.

Now if I prove you wrong about this, will you agree to stop commenting on this issue forever, being that it will make clear that you have no idea what you are talking about. If I can't prove you wrong, I will accept a penalty that you suggest. Deal? Step up!