Team Wilder wrote a letter to the bank to not return Ryabrinskyy's money to him.

If Wilder were to take the fight and lose he wouldn't be able to complain that Povetkin was roided. I think the smartest thing to do is pull out of the fight. If it was a month away that's different but its only a week away.

 

Povetkin was still within the legal limit.

Wilder not daring to be great.

 

Is Wilder the most cowardly heavyweight champion ever? Quite possibly.

 

The WBC might not sanction it because the WBC PROTECTS Wilder, similar to the manner in which they protect Canelo Alvarez, their "middlweight champion." Isn't this obvious to you? I repeat: POVETKIN'S MELDONIUM LEVEL WAS WELL BELOW THE MINIMUM THRESHOLD. By all accounts Wilder did not ask the WBC to sanction it after the test result, because he's a coward and he, his team, and the WBC want out of a Povetkin fight ANY WAY THEY CAN GET IT. The WBC WANTS Wilder to be their champion.

 

No, the fact is, the meldonium level was well below the acceptable threshold. Wilder and his team did NOT try to negotiate a deal to keep the fight happening. He ran home TO HIS MAMA.

 

I don't think he made that statement. That was Ward.

 

First the fight is not cancelled.

Second Povetkin did not cheat, as from the information known he is WITHIN ALLOWED limit, totally unlike Roid Mayweather.

It's going to be a lawsuit, which Wilder team has very chance of winning. Especially if sample B will be negative.

 

It's the new "A side".

 

Was the amount of Melo detected in Povetkin's bloodstream enough to constitute a failed test? This is something I've been unable to ascertain and obviously makes a huge difference.

 

Why wasn't it in his first 2 drug tests but showed up in a 3rd? Did Povetkin think the testing was over and started giving him the drug?:think

 

Lou Dibella isn't a trainer, MVC.atsch