Comments Thread For: USADA Fires Back at Hauser Over Multiple Allegations

[Robbie Barrett]

Apparently USADA didn't look at NSAC rules because its not.

Show me the NSAC rule where it says there's a iv ban or a limit. There isn't.

[Bigg Rigg]

Floyd fans ar just here to troll. Lol

[IR0NFIST]

Then it would be safe to assume that one would need to be quite dehydrated to choose that method over just drinking water.

Do you believe that Floyd was dehydrated to the point where he needed 25 ounces of water pumped into his blood stream?


Never mind all the back and forth and lets just use come common sense here.

Only naive fl0mos believe that Floyd was dehydrated. History proves otherwise, he's never had an issue making the welterweight limit in the past, and he even reaffirmed that notion when Jim Grey interviewed him after the Berto weigh in.

28:05 "It has always been easy for me to make the 147 lb weight"

[boxinghead530]

I told you all nothnig was there. Shame on Hauser for getting your hopes up. But should have learned from the first time

I knew this was coming from USADA. They had to reply to the allegations they are up against. I think USADA is the major problem not Floyd. They allowed Floyd to call shot. They are the ones that fumbled. If they were in it to win it as far as cleaning up the sport. They would have been year round random testing on Floyd and not just coddle to what Floyd wants. His testing regimen only started when the fight was announced. All I know is when there is smoke there is fire.

I know when the allegations first came out against Lance the American public didn't believe it and thought it was a witch hunt. But once more evidence came out and the cover up was revealed then there was on hiding.

USADA is just trying to cover their ass and save face. Its known that they are in Floyd pocket and Floyd calls the shots to his liking when it comes to testing.

Lets give the boy an Asterisk already. This scandal is just heating up. Its not going anywhere.

[GTTofAK]

Please refer to my earlier post with the link to wada IV rules. Hauser ONLY reported 1/3 the rule. He left out the one that allow you to go over the 50ml amount without being in a hospital as long as you apply for the TUE.

Nope WADA rules forbid TUE's for moderate re-hydration.

[nacho daddy]

now that payweather is retired he will not be paying off the USDA so someone looking for some money will release all the doping he has done just like armstrong

[doom_specialist]

Apparently USADA didn't look at NSAC rules because its not.

From NAC Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat

NAC 467.850

Find me anything within that set of rules that says that injecting saline is illegal, and while you're at it, find me any rule that restricts the amount of fluid you're allowed to be administered in any given time. I know you can't, but if you still wish to try...



The 50 mL restriction is a USADA rule, not NSAC. USADA's TUE policy clearly states that retroactive TUEs may be granted if there are clinical time constraints, and USADA's own DCO found that Mayweather needed an IV less than 24 hours from fight time. Literally nothing to see here.

[imperial1]

Please refer to my earlier post with the link to wada IV rules. Hauser ONLY reported 1/3 the rule. He left out the one that allow you to go over the 50ml amount without being in a hospital as long as you apply for the TUE.

This part ?


Prohibited List.
Infusions or injections of more than 50 mL per a 6-hour period are prohibited unless the infused/injected substance is administered during a hospital admission, surgical procedure or clinical investigation. Please consult the tables/


It also
So says that a TUE must be requested for prohibited substances ..You sure you want to keep arguing this point ?

[12TRIBEsRiSe]

It goes directly into your bloodstream.

so no other boxers have ever done this?

[youbeight]

Nope WADA rules forbid TUE's for moderate re-hydration.

Wada also reacts on the safety of the athlete first when regarding the TUE. But it clearly states you can go over the amount of 50ml without being in an emergency location as long as you've submitted a request for one. They tested him before and after and notified both parties, and approved his paperwork later on.