WBC: "Fight is postponed" -- Team Wilder: "Nope, its cancelled for good"

WBC has the final say not Wilder.

Wilder desperately wants to go back to fighting the Molina's and Scott's of the division.

 

almost nobody gives a damn that luis ortiz failed a drug test.

 

Yeah, losing out on a close to 5 million dollar pay day doesn't hurt ONE BIT!

 

Now you see why you're so phony to me lmao.

 

Not saying he will be, but if Wilder fights a lesser name for lesser money next fight and get's beaten and things go downhill from there ... he's just missed out on a huge payday in Russia that may not be on the table in future.

This drugs issue might be a very bad outcome for both fighters.

 

How did he get out of it?

 

There is defo more to this Wilder disappearing act than Povs positive Meldonium test which we know is not the same as a failed test. Wilder's mental state is probably just as fragile as his chin and he's been on the verge of cracking up with fear over his imminent KO loss. I think Wilder is unstable and his camp are covering up on this nothing positive test and blowing it up to protect Wilder' s mental state. The guy is obviously shot mentally. Stripping him might be a blessing.

 

Molina was a tougher fight for DW and it'll be proven if povetkin ever wants to continue chasing a title. It's very possible he could catch or outfight fury but the other belts are sn impossible feat for povetkin, that's the reason for his epo2.0 injection.

For the clowns who can't stop the illegal IV, this in fact is what happens with iv's mixed with substances. Take away the substance and it's NOT illegal

 

i really wanted to watch this fight.
damn povetkin, ****ing ped disgrace

 

Sucks man, I just needed this fight to stfu most on here. Had zero to do with the fight itself, besides the highlight reel ko,it's a huge mismatch.

Way more mismatch than khan canelo. 6 rounds, NO WAY povetkin lasts 6 fighting minutes

 

WBC has no leg to stand on. They can't force a boxer to fight someone who just got busted for using PED. They would have zero credibility. So no, the WBC has no say at all.

http://ringtv.craveonline.com/news/397899-wbc-and-vada-join-forces-in-ped-testing-plan

 

I'm laughing at all the people taking out their outrage on Wilder instead of the guy who failed the test, lol.

 

What a dumb ass **** riding post!:rofl

 

He sounded awfully tickled to get out of that fight to me!

 

The fact is, many people predicted that this fight wouldn't come off. And now Wilder has an excuse to back out.

The problem with sport drug testing (and why honest plain-spoken people like Fury and Thompson want to abolish it) is that the testing regime is enmeshed in money, politics, corruption, etc. There is no doubt in my mind that all top boxers use PEDs. And it's not unlikely that Povetkin (and other athletes with alot of finanical backing) abuses the testing regime more than most. Povetkin certainly appears roided up, but then so does Wilder (whose skinny ass competed at 201 lbs in the Olympics).

Yet while I don't have all the information I still see this as a duck by Wilder. The shame is that he can't prove me wrong by fighting someone on Povetkin's level because there's nobody else on that level available except Ortiz and from the perspective of Wilder's handlers, surely Ortiz is seen as the greater threat.