Swimmer Ryan Lochte suspended 14 months for illegal IV by USADA (hypocrisy?)

[_Maxi]

And AFAIK Mayweather applied for the TUE 21 days later. Crazy ****.

[HeadShots]

USADA is an organization that gave this dude a retroactive exemption




just so he can go headline PPV's beating up women in the UFC.



USADA isn't corrupt at all.


100% NATTY BRAH

[_Maxi]

Gonna go over it one mo 'gain Big Dunn, cuz clearly they aint hear ya...

"Lochte received an intravenous infusion of permitted substances at an infusion clinic," the USADA announcement of the suspension said. Under most circumstances, athletes cannot receive IVs unless related to a hospitalization or when allowed under the terms of a USADA-approved exemption -- and Lochte fell into neither of those categories.

The difference is this, oh pitiful graspers of EVERY SINGLE FLOYD STRAW LEFT ON EARTH...Mayweather had a USADA DCO right in the room who had observed him FOR HOURS PRIOR and could see exactly how the situation developed. The DCO being right on the scene was exactly why Floyd DID fall under "one of those categories".

Lochte went to some IV boutique.


Hope that helps...but, I know it won't.

LMAO!!!!!!

Why did Floyd apply for the TUE 21 days later?

[koolkc107]

Why did Floyd apply for the TUE 21 days later?

No idea and objective folks don't really give a fugg.

But, you are acting like USADA was unaware of the IV for 3 weeks.

Not the case.

USADA knew about it BEFORE it happened and Floyd was given permission verbally to do the IV beforehand.

[_Maxi]

No idea and objective folks don't really give a fugg.

But, you are acting like USADA was unaware of the IV for 3 weeks.

Not the case.

USADA knew about it BEFORE it happened and Floyd was given permission verbally to do the IV beforehand.

Quote your sources.

[HeadShots]

No idea and objective folks don't really give a fugg.

But, you are acting like USADA was unaware of the IV for 3 weeks.

Not the case.

USADA knew about it BEFORE it happened and Floyd was given permission verbally to do the IV beforehand.

nah objective people will care because it looks guilty af. of course coming from the same org that gave the same TUE to someone like cyborg. money talks.


why TUE 21 days later? give me a critical thinking breakdown.


you can't.

[pasawayako]

Floyd hired USADA so that he can do everything he wants.

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who are the only athletes in history to receive retroactive exemptions in USADA history?








about to headline a UFC PPV. 100% natty bro





and












clean up the sport of boxing

[pasawayako]

Lochte posted this pic on IG in May. this got him under investigation. it's now deleted.

The IV on contained vitamins (legal) but exceeded 100 milliliters (illegal).

"Lochte received an intravenous infusion of permitted substances at an infusion clinic," the USADA announcement of the suspension said. Under most circumstances, athletes cannot receive IVs unless related to a hospitalization or when allowed under the terms of a USADA-approved exemption.

Mayweather applied for a TUE on May 19th for a fight that took place May 2nd. It was approved May 20th, the following day. That smells rotten. And his IV exceeded 250 milliliters.

Then you go on USADA's website and read a TUE must be applied for "in advance."



Floyd was in violation of everything they claim to be against and got off. his IV was a home visit non-emergency situation with a liquid amount twice as much as Ryan's and he failed to apply for an exemption in advance.


I smell

That guy only use 100 ml while floIV use 750 ml and still got a pass from USADA.

[pasawayako]

48-0

And all this whining over 50 cents vitamin water...lmfao

A vitamin water that can mask the PEDS.