You can add Hughie Fury to the list, both he and Tyson ate the same ‘contaminated beef’ that led to nandrolone in their samples
People give him a pass cause he didn't need steroids and cause his opinion has always been that steroids are useless
Thanks. I'm having trouble editing my rankings post, since it claims it's over the word limit every time I try to open it. Will deal with it later... Now that I'm reading about it, the Whyte situation is odd since the testing org "cleared" him later in a public announcement. Not sure what to make of that whole situation. On the other hand, then he got provisionally suspended: https://www.ringtv.com/573102-wbc-s...datory-challenger-over-drug-test-controversy/ Depressing how easy it is to just put a random contender's name in Google and find an article about something suspicious. For example, Joseph Parker missing a drug test: https://www.*******.com/amp/joseph-parker-promoter-explains-why-boxer-missed-drug-test--118620 Andy Ruiz and a marijuana test: https://www.*******.com/bob-arum-tommy-zs-lawyer-shocked-with-test-results--38507 There are probably more.
He had already been suspended earlier in his career for steroids or maybe a different type of PED. That was the second time and it would've been a lifetime ban in UK.
Yep, that'll do it. I think I located the earlier one, and have added it. (https://www.bbc.com/sport/boxing/21968362.amp). Thanks.
Michael Hunter apparently missed a drug test: https://theathletic.com/2565154/202...rms-from-boxings-anti-doping-advocates/?amp=1 (Though I guess it's possible it was for recreational drugs, since he had problems as an amateur with that: https://www.reviewjournal.com/sport...ot-keep-hunter-from-olympic-boxing-berth/amp/.)