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    #31
    Originally posted by Eff Pandas View Post
    I think its extremely likely Floyd had TRT therapy during his career. If anyone has seen the video where he acts like he doesn't know what TRT is, meanwhile one of his friends owns a series of TRT establishments, its one of the most bad lying attempt looks you'll ever see. And while I felt it was odd & telling when I first seen it I think that way even more these days when I know Floyd goes to that "freeze center" place his one boy runs now that is seen as a futuristic & progressive tool of athletes not unlike TRT therapy was & still is to a fair degree.

    That being the case I think Floyd has likely tried many ways of gaining edges, like Manny & other elite level athletes in & out of boxing, & TRT seems like a reasonable thing he had connections to that he would have at least tried out if not have done on a regular basis.
    I think the guy is more than his friend, he's like a second father who took a young mayweather into his home while his father was incarcerated.

    But to add to your list, there's also the vampire facials. I hadn't even heard of the stuff before floyd, he's well informed in these high tech fountain of youth stuff, making him say he doesn't know what trt is even more telling.

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      #32
      Originally posted by True-Boxing-Fan View Post
      Floyd was on the juice? Shocking

      What is shocking though is the people that think he's been clean his whole career.

      49-0 DOE. TBE DOE. HE CLEANED UP THE SPORT DOE

      LOL LOL LOL

      Without a shawdow of a doubt Floyd was juiced to the gills. Crazy thing is he went through his career juiced up more than being clean.
      Who ever said the guy was 100% clean his entire career anyway?

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        #33
        Originally posted by Metho_4u View Post
        Why doesn't it say Jr on it exactly?
        mayweather isnt a jr doe?

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          #34
          Originally posted by _Maxi View Post
          Having explained that first. Now let me tell you that Floyd Mayweather had two drugs tests in which he had more epitestosterone than testosterone on his body:

          Mayweather fans, before accusing other people, look at your guy.

          Thanks for reading.

          You must be a scientist. Are you going to explain why the head of a WADA accredited laboratory said T/E values of
          .29, .35, and .19 are not abnormal?

          Dr. Christiane Ayotte, the head of the WADA-accredited laboratory in Montreal, saw no problem with Jones' T/E ratio.

          "I read the interviews of 'specialists' on that topic [in MMA media accounts], and, well, I am sorry, but such T/E values are not at all abnormal," she said.

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            #35
            This should be settled once and for all in the McGregor fight.

            USADA needs to document everything using cameras and post all of them on Youtube.

            Fans should clamor for this. They're the ones paying.

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              #36
              Was this test before or after he opened his girl collection club, testosterone tend to rise to significant levels when men go to strip clubs.

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                #37
                Originally posted by BucaRican View Post
                Was this test before or after he opened his girl collection club, testosterone tend to rise to significant levels when men go to strip clubs.
                Lol, or looking at your signature.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by _Maxi View Post
                  Both testosterone and epitestosterone are produced naturally by the body. The body in average always produces a little more testosterone than epitestosterone. A ratio of 4:1 or even 6:1 is considered the limit, according to the different standards.

                  So when an athlete injects testosterone, this ratio gets distorted. They can have a 20:1 ratio or even 50:1 ratio, and therefore get busted in drug testing.

                  So what do they do? they inject testosterone, but also epitestosterone, so that their ratios stay more or less the same.

                  The problem is that this is hard to predict, and sometimes, just in case, they inject more epitestosterone, or the body absorbs more. And they end up having a negative ratio. More epitestosterone than testosterone, which is an anomality for a regular person. Even more for an athlete, who tends to have more testosterone than a regular person.

                  Having explained that first. Now let me tell you that Floyd Mayweather had two drugs tests in which he had more epitestosterone than testosterone on his body:







                  Mayweather fans, before accusing other people, look at your guy.

                  Thanks for reading.
                  Why dont you find pacman drug test, I have never ever seen a big puncher go down to not scoring a knockout in over 5 years he was on something make no mistake probably ******* he used to sell it as a child that is a fact

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by _Maxi View Post
                    Both testosterone and epitestosterone are produced naturally by the body. The body in average always produces a little more testosterone than epitestosterone. A ratio of 4:1 or even 6:1 is considered the limit, according to the different standards.

                    So when an athlete injects testosterone, this ratio gets distorted. They can have a 20:1 ratio or even 50:1 ratio, and therefore get busted in drug testing.

                    So what do they do? they inject testosterone, but also epitestosterone, so that their ratios stay more or less the same.

                    The problem is that this is hard to predict, and sometimes, just in case, they inject more epitestosterone, or the body absorbs more. And they end up having a negative ratio. More epitestosterone than testosterone, which is an anomality for a regular person. Even more for an athlete, who tends to have more testosterone than a regular person.

                    Having explained that first. Now let me tell you that Floyd Mayweather had two drugs tests in which he had more epitestosterone than testosterone on his body:







                    Mayweather fans, before accusing other people, look at your guy.

                    Thanks for reading.
                    Originally posted by travestyny View Post
                    You must be a scientist. Are you going to explain why the head of a WADA accredited laboratory said T/E values of
                    .29, .35, and .19 are not abnormal?
                    That's a good read. She also said epitestosterone that maxi is accusing Mayweather of using is easily detected.

                    "Dr. Christiane Ayotte, the head of the WADA-accredited laboratory in Montreal, saw no problem with Jones' T/E ratio.

                    One way to manipulate a T/E ratio downward would be to take epitestosterone, but Ayotte said that would be easily detected in a screening.

                    "I read the interviews of 'specialists' on that topic [in MMA media accounts], and, well, I am sorry, but such T/E values are not at all abnormal," she said. " … The administration of epitestosterone is easily detected.
                    It does not give a small increase that looks natural, but a huge peak that is very difficult to control. I have seen only one case of attempted masking with epitestosterone and it was readily detected."

                    Poor Maxi he stays taking L's

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                      #40
                      Hard for loyal loving fans to put two and two together.

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