Wilder has destroyed an honest man's career simply because he dared to became his mandatory and wasn't a bum. Anyone who celebrates this farce, is a treacherous enemy of the sport.
No. That's not a fact. In fact, it's completely false: Not true. The fight was cancelled on the morning of May 15: This content is protected Wilder arrived in Birmingham, Alabama, on the evening of May 16: This content is protected The interview was at the airport, not the dock. Planes don't take a full day to cross the ocean.
So you don't find it suspicious that the one time Wilder is lined up to face a credible opponent, he suddenly begins out of nowhere to start making noises about roid use, without any evidence whatsoever. Then a few weeks later after he begins making token gesture visits to russia, the fight suddenly gets postponed pending investigation, only to later come out that Povetkin;s test samples comes back negative. What other opponents has Wilder started crying about roid use? It sure as hell isn't the first fighter he would have fought on roids. And what made Wilder think something fishing was going on? The promotor is the promoter he is not his trainer, he doesn't know anything. It is serving his own interests to distance himself from Povetkin to save his reputation. So that video and statement is worthless.
aha, a new kliturd-style theory. Wilder went to Russia and tricked Pov into taking PEDs so as to get him out of their fight that he'd just signed for. Instead of simply NOT signing for the fight in order to not fight Pov. oh man. U cant make this kind of stuff up, its hilarious.
You can tell who on the site isn't only for steroids but are actual users because you can read exactly the devastating effects steroids have on their thinking capability. Absolutely no common sense at all.
Show me where I implied that Wilder tricked Povetkin into taking steroids? There's more than one way to skin a cat.
so hes NOT (quote=Steffi Roth) "making noises about roid use", then? or he is? what is he doing or not doing.
Did you establish the fact that Wilder and Povetkin likely knew the decision made before an announcement was made public? It's stupid for the fighters to have to wait for the public announcement, they get their information before we do.
If the promoter doesn't know anything, how is that he stated publicly that his man NEVER took meldonium after Jan. 1 2016? Was he with him every minute? Did he pre-test every substance that went into the man's body? How could he say such a thing with absolute certainty if not? He claimed knowledge, he cannot back out of this claim after the fact. He also stated that the B sample from the pre-Stiverne test would show negative. And he was 100 percent wrong about that -- it came back positive also. Is your cat-skinning conspiracy theory such that you not only believe that Wilder was somehow behind Povetkin passing three tests before failing one? Do you also believe that Wilder has something to do with Povetkin failing the test before the Stiverne fight?