There are some great ones here : [url]https://www.alternet.org/drugs/10-athletes-outrageous-excuses-failing-drug-tests[/url] Includes my all-time favourite, (I remember this from the time) ... 8. Dennis Mitchell. The American sprinter and 1992 Olympic gold medal winner as part of the 400-meter relay team tested positive for high levels of testosterone in 1998. His defense was that his maleness was up because he had five beers and had sex with his wife five times the night before. "It was her birthday. The lady deserved a treat," he explained.
I wasted $40 on that shitfest as well as waking up at sparrowsfart on a Sunday morning. **** Hughie Fury.
I remember the same being said of Dennis Boytsov, and look how his career turned out. Fury needs to be showing desire now, otherwise he might as well pack it in. He just looks like he can't quite be bothered, and that's never going to pan out well for him no matter how many years he stays in the sport.
29 years old, hasn't fought in nearly two and a half years, 18 fights in the last 10 years, is this the rather bizarre end for Hughie Lewis Fury?
He pulled out of his last scheduled fight with Michael Hunter due to long Covid. I assume he still hasn't recovered, hence why his career has been on hold. Not the first time he's been side lined due to illness either hence his general lack of inactivity.