Tsk Tsk. Pac didn't get to use his medicine for a bad shoulder but Floyd did use his banned fluids. No wonder Floyd won't use WADA. Interesting facts:
Floyd Mayweather received an intravenous vitamin injection before his May fight against Manny Pacquiao, contrary to World Anti-Doping Agency guidelines, SB Nation’s Thomas Hauser reports. Mayweather received an retroactive exemption for the IV after the fight
Employees of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency who arrived to give Mayweather a random drug test after the fight’s weigh-in “found evidence of an IV being administered” to the boxer. Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director Bob Bennett told SB Nation that USADA did not clarify to the NSAC whether Mayweather was receiving an injection when the collection agents came to his home.
According to Mayweather’s medical team, the fighter was given two different vitamin mixes to treat dehydration. While the injections did not include any banned substances, IVs are still banned under WADA guidelines because they can be used to “dilute or mask the presence of another substance,” Hauser explains.
“USADA’s boxing testing program is propaganda; that’s all”
—Victor Conte
Can boxing trust USADA? (no)
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Floyd Mayweather received an intravenous vitamin injection before his May fight against Manny Pacquiao, contrary to World Anti-Doping Agency guidelines, SB Nation’s Thomas Hauser reports. Mayweather received an retroactive exemption for the IV after the fight
Employees of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency who arrived to give Mayweather a random drug test after the fight’s weigh-in “found evidence of an IV being administered” to the boxer. Nevada State Athletic Commission executive director Bob Bennett told SB Nation that USADA did not clarify to the NSAC whether Mayweather was receiving an injection when the collection agents came to his home.
According to Mayweather’s medical team, the fighter was given two different vitamin mixes to treat dehydration. While the injections did not include any banned substances, IVs are still banned under WADA guidelines because they can be used to “dilute or mask the presence of another substance,” Hauser explains.
“USADA’s boxing testing program is propaganda; that’s all”
—Victor Conte
Can boxing trust USADA? (no)
http://ift.tt/1JWKMm2
Floyd received banned IV fluids before Pacquiao fight
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