Now that Povetkin is certified clean, will Wilder surrender the belt?

kriszhao · Jul 2, 2016

Code Red said: ↑

Afraid to fight Povetkin? :think You all have some active imaginations, but Povetkin can forget rescheduling the fight in his hometown. He will be bringing his azz to Tuscaloosa!
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why would he go to Alabama when he won the purse bid already?

alexthegreatmc · Jul 3, 2016

catchwtboxing said: ↑

Let's be blunt, meldonium was never the issue. It was legal until January, and trace amounts, such as were found in Povetkin's system, can stay in the fat and be released at a later time. WADA, not the WBC, but WADA itself has ruled that athleletes have until October on this.

The issue is that Deontay Wilder is, and always has been a coward. He wants to fringe contenders/gate keepers as heavyweight title matches. Some of us have always known that he was going to abandon the title, and he has said that if he is forced to fight Povetkin, then he will.

So, the question is, does he give up the belt now that he has no more excuses?
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The issue was the inconsistent results, begs the question: Was it leftover or was he cycling? No matter what Wilder did, we still wouldn't have the fight right now. Hopefully the WBC enforces the fight immediately after Arreola. I was looking forward to this fight.

XCalibur79 · Jul 3, 2016

If Wilder surrenders that belt, I lost all respect for him. This whole thing was flimsy from the start. I am not blaming him so far and its ridiculous to sue him, but no way he should surrender that belt.

easymoney · Jul 3, 2016

Hatesrats said: ↑

Who won those fights?
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My friend, I would love to see Wilder fight and beat ANYBODY with legitimate credentials. Once he does that, I'll be his biggest fan. Until then, he's nothing but an over-hyped joke. Running away from Povetkin to fight Arreola was the final straw for me! And he wouldn't fight Luis Ortiz, Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, or Wlad if you stuck a gun to his head. Might even run from David Haye and Joseph Parker. i do think he would fight David Price or Mike Mollo , however.

alexthegreatmc · Jul 3, 2016

catchwtboxing said: ↑

Let's be blunt, meldonium was never the issue. It was legal until January, and trace amounts, such as were found in Povetkin's system, can stay in the fat and be released at a later time. WADA, not the WBC, but WADA itself has ruled that athleletes have until October on this.

The issue is that Deontay Wilder is, and always has been a coward. He wants to fringe contenders/gate keepers as heavyweight title matches. Some of us have always known that he was going to abandon the title, and he has said that if he is forced to fight Povetkin, then he will.

So, the question is, does he give up the belt now that he has no more excuses?
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Certified legal, not clean lol

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Now that Povetkin is certified clean, will Wilder surrender the belt?

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alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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Now that Povetkin is certified clean, will Wilder surrender the belt?

kriszhao Boxing Junkie Full Member

alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member