Klitschko vs. Povetkin official for October...Who wins?

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What are you trying to say?

 

He's trying to know which of the two wants to cheat or if they both cheat.

 

Not the first time it seems

 

I want to say nothing, just want to know about possible differences between the agencies, as I don't know anything about the actual testing routines.

 

Source?

 

Yea good question I would like to know also. I don't know why it's such a big deal

 

I'm loving Wlad's performances in his last few fights though I appreciate him and his career in general. About time this fight happens if it does this yr but Wlad mid rds KO is the safest option.

 

I have no idea to be honest - just saw it on another site. Seems like a bizarre thing to create an issue of. You're fighting in Russia, so surely their anti-doping set up should over see the fight. Both are affiliated with WADA.

The guy who's put up the money has said that he'll put forward the compromise that both agencies test the samples.

 

If you have to hide something it is a big deal.

 

Who do you think is hiding something?

 

Maybe Wladimir does no trust the russians.
I dont know if they use a different catalogue. This could be a problem. Maybe a substance is forbidden in one catalogue but not in the other.

 

They're both WADA affiliated and therefore should be testing for anything on WADA's banned list. Saying that you don't trust a WADA affiliated anti-doping agency would be a bit of a statement for Wlad to make.

 

If it is both WADA I see no reason for this except he really is hiding something. Also it is common that you get tested by the agency of the country you fight in.
Lets see what Chef says to this.
At the end I dont expect that any top dog in boxing is free of PEDs.

 

Well, let's be completely honest here. CHEF is going to tow the company line, whatever that may be. He's not going to come on here and saying anything critical of his employer.