Breaking: Spencer 'The Knowledge' Fearon claims Rivas also failed a test too

Boxing in 2019

but but but... you failed too (said with the needle still in his butt)

 

Lmao, who the F is that? Hey remember Teddy Atlas had a source too?

 

It will be funny if true.
Eddie Hearn will go down as the PED promoter of the year.
PED PPVs all the way.
Fail the test ? No problem.

 

It makes him look like a sleazeball. And if he thinks he's doing the UK a favor he;s not. He's made them look even more negligent now. Think about that for a second.

 

Allegedly.... allegedly...... What?

Doesn't quite sound double sourced. I'm going to send this to Rivas to show how someone can legally say they didn't fail a test

 

The biggest racist in boxing and he talks absolute nonsense don’t give him the time of day

 

yeah, Spencer Fearon doesn't generally quite have the authority/respectability of a Thomas Hauser.
To put it mildly.
.... but you don't have to be a genius to figure out Rivas might have taken a steroid or two in his life ! LOL

 

fearon is a complete gobslight.

 

Anyone could be on roids, no doubt. But that's not the core of this idiocy. Assuming it's true, why did BBBoC not do anything about it? There is no winning for the UK. They've become a shirt stain on the world anti-doping stage. Team Sky, the Furies and boar entrails, popping Dbol before a test Whytey, Froome and his assloads of salbuterol, Sir Bradly Wiggins losing his JIFFY BAG CUBE TRUCK full of corticosteroids....

 

Does the UK have a tainted beef problem?

 

If he’s respected and has a reliable source on major breaking news, joe and why would he bury that more than 4 minutes into a video?

And if is a respected Sky pundit why isn’t Sky reporting this?

 

Case 1: Respected international journalist double sources a story that a boxer failed a drug test and names the drug, something which is not denied by any interested party
Case 2: An ex-Boxer on Sky's payroll passes on some rumour he's be told, from which he thinks he can protect himself legally by repeating the word 'allegedly' a few times, and hopes it's not true but down to a 'misaltercation'

Until Case 2 is as robust as Case 1 I'm not going to give it much traction....

 

Do you think him saying allegedly 4 times would stop him and IFL getting sued? Hope Rivas lawyers up.