Should Mosley and Pacquiao both be subjected to random blood testing?

Personally I don't think Manny Pacquiao is using any form of PED's, but why not just take the test to shut everybody up? I suggest that both Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley undergo random blood testing for their fight. Why not? Perhaps by doing so it can set a new standard in boxing. 

Floyd Mayweather Sr in just about every interview that I have conducted with him in one way or another accuses Pacquiao of using steroids. What would he have to say for himself if Manny takes random blood tests for his fight Vs. Mosley and comes back clean all the way through?

If Pacquiao tests clean throughout his camp leading up to his fight against Mosley, what would big Floyd have to say this time? If Manny would just go ahead and do blood testing right up to fight day he would pull off the ultimate knockout. He would give the Mayweathers NOTHING to harp about.

Mosley and Pacquiao should both just do the blood testing and pave the way for a more fair and cleaner sport of boxing. Again, I do not think Pacquiao ever juiced, but he in my opinion should set the standard once again as he has already done in so many other areas, and just take the tests.

We all know the Mosley story and PEDs and Falco, so he should take the test as well. Both guys could set a new standard for the sport.

Mississippians that I have talked to about the blood testing issue are mostly in favor of blood testing for boxers. Most of the fans in Mississippi that I have talked to do not believe that Pacquiao ever did anything illegal, but they do feel as if he should just go ahead and blood test randomly up until the day of the fight. This would just shut everyone up, and it would give Pacquiao's detractors less to gripe and moan about.

In a recent interview that I did with Floyd Mayweather Sr, he once again accuses Pacquiao of juicing, and even suggests in a round about way that Amir Khan may be juicing as well.

At the end of the day the boxing fans just want to know that all of the athletes in the sport are not doing anything illegal. They want to know that the fighters are not juicing, and that the fights are fair. 

Pacquiao is the greatest thing that has happened to boxing in decades. He is the face of the sport, so if he agrees to blood testing, random blood testing, he sets a new standard, and he shuts up his detractors.

-examiner.com