Mayweather's IV injection (Master thread)

[travestyny]

What happens ever time I show you proof? You deflect. What would be the difference this time?

The point is, how are you going to show me proof if the cheaters are getting away with it? That's an asinine assertion. I imagine that's why you declined to show proof.

No you do not. Look up Biological Passport and testing.

The ABP attempts to show proof of doping violations based on differences in an athletes biological markers. I'll agree with you that the specific PED's, per se, don't have to be identified. So, was Floyd subjected to the ABP?

Wrong again. You do not have to be caught with a PED in order to be violating one of WADA's rules.

Whoa buddy, you were not talking about the ABP at this point. You said:

"They do not even have to catch them with PEDs. If they find out that they were masking, its still a violation even without knowing what the PED was that they were trying to mask. We know that Fluid was using an IV which masks."

Your statement seems clear that you mean they were helping him to mask simply because he took the IV and an IV can be used to mask. My point is that there is no proof that he was masking because there was no proof of the PED. Even in the case of the ABP, which attempts to prove the use of a PED without pinpointing the PED that was used, there was no red flag for potential PED use. USADA has stated the ABP was used on Floyd, so again, you have no proof. Zero!

Obviously, this is what we have been dis*****g!!! Floyd should not have been approved nor can you claim that he should with the abundance of evidence that supports the contrary. Starting with, relatively no weight variations and clinical signs was minimal if even true.

Man, I've been waiting for your proof for a long time. A medical practitioner signed off that Floyd was indeed dehydrated and that an IV was appropriate. Should we believe a medical practitioner who examined him, or you? This is easy.

I already told you to not bring this article up again but you insisted for some reason. The below information can be found elsewhere as well.


"Advertisements for bottled water routinely cite the books of a doctor — I won’t name the doctor here, for legal reasons — who believes that chronic dehydration is the cause of many health problems. His ideas about water now dominate the discussion to a surprising degree. In fact, you can’t really read much about the subject without stumbling across his claims in one form or another.

He attributes conditions like asthma, arthritis and chronic fatigue syndrome — and much worse — to chronic dehydration. Also obesity, cancer and depression! He claimed that drinking water was an effective therapy for all of these conditions, and many more. His books and website cite no scientific evidence to support this, and they are poorly written.

Many people encounter these ideas in the form of a piece of widely circulated internet junk mail that begins with the somewhat hysterical announcement, “75% of Americans are chronically dehydrated!” There is no evidence of any such thing — it’s just fear mongering.

Snopes.com, a website devoted to debunking netlore and urban legends, dismisses this one as having no basis in fact.'

lol. Oh really? So this is all about companies trying to sell more bottled water? It has nothing to do with doctors perhaps wanting to sell more medications that aren't needed?

You mentioned many of the ailments that chronic dehydration supposedly causes and said it was all made up. Apparently you ignore all of the studies that have been done.

Why not just look at the science? Let's take allergies, since that's something that Floyd marked on his medical checklist for NSAC and said he suffers from. That would make it more relevant. Now I guess you think water bottle companies made it up that chronic dehydration causes allergies, right?

"A 1995 Dutch study confirmed that dehydration triggers histamine production as a defensive mechanism to preserve water remaining in the body as well as to prevent future loss. When we are dehydrated, histamine production increases and can cause us to have the symptoms of seasonal allergies such as runny nose, sneezing, and itchy eyes."

Here is the study:


So yea, I think you need to do a bit more research instead of just finding what fits your agenda. How about some scientific studies. That would work.

[The Hammer]

So why did Floyd take the injection?

[IR0NFIST]

I wonder if Floyd is going to need a banned IV infusion for the rematch next year.

[Zaroku]

Yes I believe so. Yes no doubt about it.

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IN OTHER WORDS:

FAKE

You are stuck. I feel for you. Floyd destroyed your life.

[Teetotaler]

He dindu nuffin

[pasawayako]

I think floyd is the greatest PEDS user in the history of boxing.

[Mr. Objectivity]

damn cheating duck this mayweather fella is.

[pasawayako]

Best thread ever.

[Mr. Objectivity]

LOL. at the 2 voting for cleaning the sport.

[pasawayako]

The best thread of all time.