Did Floyd Mayweather break the rules before the Manny Pacquiao fight? Watch the Fact
Floyd Mayweather 'broke rules' before Manny Pacquiao fight
Floyd Mayweather did not follow the rules correctly when seeking
approval for an intravenous drip before his victory over Manny Pacquiao,
the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) says.
Floyd Mayweather 'broke rules' before Manny Pacquiao fightBut the NSAC says only it could approve the drip, and not Usada.
Pacquiao wants a rematch, according to the AFP news agency.
Usada said it granted unbeaten American Mayweather, 38, a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) for the infusion, in accordance with NSAC regulations.
But NSAC executive director Bob Bennett told BBC Sport: "Anyone should know worldwide, if you fight in the state of Nevada we are the sole authority for approving a TUE.
"Usada has been known historically as the premier performance-enhancing drugs-testing organisation and they have an outstanding record. But they do not have the authority to authorise a TUE to a fighter in the state of Nevada."
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