Whyte wants VADA testing....

Training camps in Oregon, Jamaica and Dubai are "just to tick over". What evidence do you have of this because "Unless you have proof there is no substance"?

 

I've been weight training 22 years and the common cold knocks me right back. I'd love to know his secret.

 

Alot of people here speak with knowledge about the processes of the body and why AJ is probably on the gear. Me however would like a positive test because until that point I'm going to assume he is clean

 

Look on here who is making the most noise about it though? Meathead gym obsessives who are almost certainly on the gear themselves who spend a lot of time evidently being very jealous of Joshua.

The funny thing is that even if Joshua failed a test, that only puts him into the same group as Fury, Whyte, Povetkin and so on.

 

Putting on the amount of muscle that Joshua did, in the time that he did, without gaining ANY fat what-so-ever, whilst already at his level of muscularity, and doing the intense cardio training needed for boxing, is not humanly possible naturally. No matter how good your genetics are or how hard you train. This is a fact. It's like someone traveling from Edinburgh to London in 4 hours and claiming they did it by foot. It's not a question of giving someone the benefit of the doubt or needing direct proof, it's about not being clueless and gullible.

 

So if someone as high profile as Joshua was claiming to do something akin to walking from Edinburgh to London at a rate of somewhere in the region of a hundred miles an hour, (this is your comparison), then obviously it would be so ludicrous that him claiming it would be met with total derision.

So if he's as obvious a drug cheat as a 100mph walker is a liar, why isn't literally everyone screaming it from the rooftops?

 

Because people are gullible and ignorant. People out there still buy ab toning belts so why would anyone assume that they have know anything about hormones, diet and exercise?

 

People are not gullible enough en-masse to believe a man can walk from Edinburgh to London in four hours.

We aren't talking gullible here. We're talking plainly unbelievable.

 

You are ****ing awful at having a reasonable discussion here. Why are you fixated now on a purely hypoethical comparator? I just told you why it’s not so obvious to the general public. The fitness and nutrition industry is filled with lies which clouds people’s judgement.

 

Because most people don't know anything about steroids and what is and isn't possible when it comes to putting on muscle. Or they are fighters on the gear themselves, or promoters and trainers of said fighters. Maybe the Edinburgh to London analogy was an exaggeration but you must get the point.

As for boxing journalists, do you really think the likes of Steve Bunce, Gareth Davies, Colin Hart, Dan Rafael etc even know what the inside of a gym looks like, let alone have the first clue about training, fitness, nutrition, cycles and so on? As far as they are concerned they probably think Joshua gained and now maintains his muscle mass from doing burpees and having the odd protein shake.

 

It appears that a few are questioning it.
Why doesn't he sign up for the WBC Clean Boxing Program?

 

Is there any evidence that he hasn't been tested? UKAD and VADA don't announce publically when they test someone, so of course we can't say for certain he has been.

The only time we have certainty is when someone fails or misses a test. But his location means literally nothing when discussing testing or not. He's just as likely to be tested while at home in England as he is to be tested whilst abroad.