Pacquiao and Bob Arums obvious self exposure.

[Rick Ronson]

Tell me what you think.

Basically they are saying they will test but he will be
home and must test there under his people .

That boy is addicted.....he would let his fans down without it.

They are getting close all they have to do is pay the people
testing a higher price to expose his ass....money talks.

According to Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum, there are no remaining issues to prevent a possible mega-fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. - provided Mayweather defeats WBC champion Victor Ortiz on September 17 and Pacquiao beats Marquez on November 12.

Arum said - "there are no issues."

I was momentarily stunned by that assertion but picked up my gumshield and moved forward.

"No issues, Bob, what about the drug testing?" I said.

"You tell me me what are the issues," Arum said.

"Drug testing and who handles it," I said weakly.

"There are no issues on that," Arum said. "We accepted the drug testing. That is not a real issue of any kind."

Hey, wait a minute big fella, what about the WADA/USADA dustups?

"It is a non-issue, I am telling you," Arum said. "Because USADA can only handle drug testing in the United States. The USADA can't go there [to the Philippines] - and that's where Manny will do the first part of his training [camp] - and that is that."

Arum explained that testing for this portion of Pacman's training camp would be done by a Filipino lab working under the approval of and procedures of WADA.

Although Arum was not explicit on testing of Pacquiao while he's in America, presumably USADA would be involved with the Nevada State Athletic Commission also having a role.

OK, Bob, then what about the money split, isn't that contentious enough to forestall the so called dream fight?

"There are no issues on that," Arum said. "The split is 50-50 on everything."

@ and that is that!!

 

[Deuterion]

They are so full of shit.

 

[Zeferino]

Well, the part about the USADA not being able to operate outside of the United States is an interesting factor. Should Pacquiao be expected to change the location of his training camp over all this extra official testing stuff when he's never been found guilty of anything? At least they're attempting to comply with the testing while overseas. In reality, they could just say fuck ya'll we'll do the testing when we get to the U.S for the last part of our training like we always do.

 

[Jordan Diddy Buk]

Well, the part about the USADA not being able to operate outside of the United States is an interesting factor. Should Pacquiao be expected to change the location of his training camp over all this extra official testing stuff when he's never been found guilty of anything? At least they're attempting to comply with the testing while overseas. In reality, they could just say fuck ya'll we'll do the testing when we get to the U.S for the last part of our training like we always do.

Basically what i thought.