"Wah wah Fury only gave us 14 days to finalize contracts" Gets court injunction in less than 24 hours to allow his PED weight mismatch fight happen Dillian Whyte fails PED test a few days before he fights Rivas, fight goes ahead Whyte doesn't face any retribution - another fighter on a different card also fails banned for 4 years? AJ the biggest roid monster in the sport has a TUE to allow him to bypass these tests for a small fee of OF A BILLION DOLLARS of course
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/s...-year-ban-boxing-guilty-doping-officials.html https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2020/3/...tainted-boar-meat-2015-nandrolone-boxing-news "The British heavyweight outpointed Wladimir Klitschko in November 2015 to win THE RING championship. However, it later emerged that a drug test had come back positive for nandrolone some nine months prior to the Klitschko fight. Fury’s legal team argued that his B-sample was clean, as were his blood tests, and any trace of a banned substance was a direct result of ingesting contaminated meat." Guess his B-side is OK for you but not Whyte or Conor Benn. Got it.
The real question YOU have to ask yourself is WHY does a testing agency sit on a "adverse" result for nearly 2 years Once you answer that question you will be enlightened.
What do you think is worse for the sport? A man eating boar meat OR a testing agency who takes cash bribes?
Hearn has driven British boxing to its knees. If you want to be honest about it, that's his true legacy, not Froch-Groves II or a bunch of AJ stadium fights.
Was the B sample really clean? Because both samples are taken simultaneously and should always show the exact same results. If the B sample was really clean, I think this is the first time I’ve heard of the A and B samples not matching.
