Both Miller/Whyte accused WBC of corruption and protecting Wilder.

you can't rule that out.... but so far, it's not looking good for Whyte

 

OP is an idiot just like the PED cheats

 

So the British UKAD is spiking a Brit fighters results and doesn't notify anyone EXCEPT the Brit fighter and his promoter, and it's the WBC's conspiracy???? The WBC would have stopped the fight, but due to the Brits own anti-doping fail protocol, the fight was allowed to go on and its the WBC's fault?

 

Wilder is in the UK at the moment, interesting......

 

all top fighters have shady connections, since it comes with the territory of being in the boxing business, which itself is controlled by greedy and corrupt people.

Also, Povetkin’s team were the ones that screwed up the fight, since they gave Povetkin a substance that had recently been added to the banned list. Povetkin’s team should’ve been better prepared.

Povetkin’s team also screwed up the Stiverne fight by not disclosing that they had Povetkin on Ostarine. Stiverne got off with just a fine, since he disclosed, but even his team were stupid to not wait for written approval.

Ortiz’s team weren’t on top of their paperwork, which is why Ortiz got flagged.

Miller isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed and tested positive for methylhexaneamine back when he was still a kickboxer despite methylhexaneamine being on the banned list for several years. The California State Athletic Commission at the time even had pamphlets discussing why methylhexaneamine was banned and gave them to pro athletes competing in California for free, so Miller had no excuse.

Going into the Joshua fight Miller tested positive for Cardarine, which has been banned by almost every anti doping agency since 2013. Miller sabotaged himself and he knows it.

PAC going into the Mayweather fight wanted some pain management medication that he had used in previous fights, but Roach being the professional that he was always consulted USADA and waited for written approval before letting PAC take any substances (even if they were prescribed by a doctor), since doing anything less is risking the fighter failing a test.

 

That’s another thing they have in common, along with being drug cheats.

Wilder has a high incidence of opponents being popped (ummm, Whyte wasn’t ever his opponent nor was Miller, lol) because his team insist on contracts with the highest, most frequent level of testing. Go back and look at the negotiations for his bout with Povetkin and read accounts of why it took a long period of time to reach a contract and you’ll see reports that it’s over frequency of random testing ... and you’ll see Rybatkin or whatever Povetkin’s promoter’s name is saying he was offering “testing by a (unnamed) European lab” ... not even an anti-doping agency.

They insisted upon this because, among other (obvious to the eye test) things, Povetkin, who never leaves Russia, and gone “on vacation” to some obscure town in Spain that is known outside ONLY because it’s the center of all the doping in cycling. But I’m sure he just wanted to check out the fishing, lol.

You wanna play, you gotta get in the sandbox. And some of these guys are too stupid or stubborn to give up their PEDs to fight him and think they can find their way around the testing.

 

This place is a cesspool, and a glorified graffiti board, good riddance.

 

^^Operation Puerto? Fuentes?

In Fuentes' clinic in Madrid, 186 blood bags were found belonging to professional athletes and marked with coded names, besides EPO, steroids, and growth hormone.[3] The scandal that grew from the arrests implicated well-known road racing cyclists and include former Tour de France favourites Jan Ullrich, Ivan Basso, Francisco Mancebo, Michele Scarponi, Tyler Hamiliton, José Enrique Gutierrez Cataluña, Roberto Heras, Dario Pieri and large parts of the Comunitat Valenciana and former Liberty Seguros cycling squads. Alberto Contador was also a suspect, but was later cleared of any involvement by the Spanish courts and world cycling's governing body, the UCI. Fuentes continually denied having performed illegal operations. He said that he did not work exclusively with cyclists but had other athletes as clients such as footballers and tennis players.[4] In December 2010, a fellow inmate claimed Fuentes had told him, "If I would talk, the Spanish football team would be stripped of the 2010 World Cup".[5] Fuentes denied having said this in a 2013 interview.[6]

Hmm, I don't think 186 blood bags is enough. What do yall think?

 

Only on ESB. The guys that failed the drug testing, Miller on record admitting to using it, is now saying they tested hot cause of conspiracy ? LMAO?

 

Yeah it’s Wilders fault, good point.

 

Yes. *crossing arms pouty face emoji*

 

Im not saying i back your theory here but fans are too quick to wash away conspiracy theories. This is one of the most corrupt sports in the the world with massive money going around. In this day and age and with a complete lack of overall control of the rules and regulations of this sport id say anything is possible. These top boys and the gangsters have already seen just how corrupt they can be and get away with it.

Look at Adalaide byrds 118-110 score card. Its bad enough that they accepted that as a score card and they didnt even bother to stop her judging. She judged last week apparently. In Vegas. They have seen all sorts of corruption happen in and around the ring and just get away with it cuz nobody wants to cry about a "Conspiracy theory". Boxing is the wild wild west and the boys at the top can do what ever the hell they want.

 

Dude get a grip, wilder will bust your **** to the white meat.