Doghouse Boxing - Dog Pound

The relationship between Mayweather and Hale is "like a son". The two are very close.
Hale operates or operated two dozen of these testosterone clinics.

What are the chances Mayweather has NOT taken these "power pellet" injections from Hale?

Going by the standard of proof set by the Mayweathers and their groupies this is now a proven fact that Floyd has been cheating.

Crystal clear that floyds on ped.

What's interesting is that Floyd brought up the term power pellets when nobody equated the term pellet with Roids.

Yet Floyd had intimate knowledge of the subject.

Now he tries to distance himself from hale and act like Yale was a "bad guy" but he was good for helping people... Etc.

And then, while saying that there is no close connection anymore, Floyd mentions he flye him out, puts him up in hotels, etc.

Riiiiight....

So Floyd has a testosterone connection (using pellets no less) and he is also business Partners with the group that does his testing.

How everyone in the world doesn't have a problem with this is unbelievable.

 Danko, on 07 May 2012 - 10:28 AM, said:

Lol

What goes around comes around...

It was once said " with the judgement you use, you will be judged"

Well at least he hasn't ran away from any blood tests. Good enough

I think he's doing it and most athletes do.   I honestly believe that most athletes justify it by lying to themselves.  They convince themselves that they really aren't cheating because they're not taking a needle in the ass that makes them big, strong and able to run and jump like crazy.  That's the old school way of thinking about PEDs.  People need to stop thinking about them that way.  That's not how it is anymore.
Taking a tablet here, a quick little sniff of something there, rubbing some ointment on the joints, etc.......that's all it takes anymore to be a cheater.

Everyone is suspect. There isnt a pro athlete alive today who doesn't have access to PEDs. Millions of dollars on the line. Testing protocols that can't keep up. Athletes today would be stupid NOT to consider using them.

 rayajr, on 07 May 2012 - 11:34 AM, said:

I think they should use them, and I'm not talking about doing so to get stronger or faster.  IMO they should be allowed to use PEDs to recover quicker from injuries and to help them recoup on a regular basis.  These guys are asked to entertain us very often.  Especially our stars in the big 3 sports.  If rubbing an ointment on their joints is gonna enable them to play several times per week rather than going on the diabled list for 15 days then what's the problem?  I'm a little greedy here....I want to be entertained by the star athletes....integrity of the sport be damned.

 turbotime, on 07 May 2012 - 11:19 AM, said:

he controls the blood test. where do the results for the 'mayweather test' blood test go? no one knows.

 bazooka, on 07 May 2012 - 11:38 AM, said:

I agree. I have no problem with athletes taking anything.

the hypocrisy is the problem though....

 turbotime, on 07 May 2012 - 11:19 AM, said:

Knowing what we now know about the types of blood tests you can take and pass and the kinds you can't (the ones Floyd isn't taking) blanket statements like this no longer work.

 bazooka, on 07 May 2012 - 11:38 AM, said:

Once or twice a year is not very often.

So are you insinuating that Cotto has possibly lost to 3 cheaters now?!?!

Poor Cotto.

 ender, on 07 May 2012 - 12:23 PM, said:

That's why i was going in the direction of the big 3 sports with those comments.  However, boxers do get injured and tired during training camp.  I see no problem with using an ointment or something to help boost their recovery after a tough workout.