What ever happened to Dillion Whytes failed drugs test?

Doesn’t matter though, Mitch’s whole existence on this forum is about disparaging Fury. Nothing else matters.

 

Why? Because I'm off the opinion he hasn't yet proven that he the best HE of this generation like some make out on here?

 

But what is your real opinion? Alvarez was cleared too.. Do you believe that he wasn't doping?.

My opinion is that Whyte is a drug cheat just like Fury, Benn and 70% of the top boxers....

 

Same way this will

 

They do have faith in the system and its results, just not the ones that catch them cheating red handed, that's what's happened here. Benn will of course suddenly realise he accidentally took some of his wife's medication or chewed a contaminated crayon & that will be that. We all know what's happened though.

 

The most obvious answer is the correct one. Dillian Whyte was found to have dianabol in his system because he'd been taking dianabol. The end.

 

Nothing wrong with the tests mate the problem comes from the fact theres 1 rule for the rich/influential & 1 for the rest when it comes to consequences for failing.

 

UKAD's official findings were the sample was contaminated, like it or not , believe it or not.

There is no point in testing at all if people are going to pick and choose which results/findings they believe, whether that be me , you , EH , Dillian Whyte or whoever, what people THINK is irrelevant.

 

Just that almost every single thing you post is an attempt to discredit Fury

 

As far as I am aware Canelo wasn't cleared but was given an insufficient and very lenient 6 month ban.

Whoever is found guilty of taking banned substances upon investigation should be dealt with accordingly with receiving bans appropriate to each case.

 

You do the same with AJ and Hearn.

 

Again it could have all EASILY have been cleaned up by testing the B sample. That didn't happen and the team of lawyers won

 

It's the same sample as the A sample so easy to argue the trace amounts found were the result of the same contamination as the A sample.

I think the fact that most of these testing agencies aren't fit for purpose is the bigger problem.

 

Lord Lucan took it.

 

True dat.

What about if someone gets banned early on in their career, serves a ban, then gets caught again but somehow something goes on which makes the actual results extremely unclear and they are cleared to fight - would you support that ?