Joshua Clottey

From my recollection Jones did send in a second sample, but it was half a year later (as would agree with the timing of the IBF letters). It came back clean, but that result is meaningless as he could have cycled off after 6-8 months without any problems.

 

donation LOL

 

Everything was different before BALCO.

 

1. There is no test for 'anabolic steroids', what did Jones test positive for?

2. The A Sample and B Sample are taken at the same time, why did the B sample not test positive too

3. Isn't it a bit unusual for both fighters to test positive?

4. Why was it accepted that Jones taking Ripped Fuel, which contains the banned Ephedra as a reasonable explanation?

 

Very interesting read.

 

The International Olympic Committee in 1997 banned androstenedione and placed it under the category of androgenic-anabolic steroids.

Which would explain why the test showed an anabolic steroid.

However - Barry R. McCaffrey, the director of the White House's Office of National Drug Control Policy, attempted to determine whether androstenedione could be classified as an anabolic steroid in July of 1999. However, it could not because there is no proof of it promoting muscle growth.

 

Umm yes it was the norm. You don't test positive for 'anabolic steroids' you test positive on a specific test. :deal What substance did Jones test positive for? Jacob Hall hasn't got a clue in hell what he's talking about otherwise he'd state what was tested for and release results

 

This

doesn't change the fact he was a tremendous talented boxer

 

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Jones was always on roids. Just look at some of the pictures of him ffs.

 

This.......................It's laughable how ripped he was, considering it's well know that Jones was lazy in the gym