I don't give any of them the benefit of the doubt so don't try to cry to me about inconsistency. I don't believe Saunders failed due to a nasal spray. I don't believe Fury ingested nandrolone from wild boar. RJJ's screamed roids and came at a time when testing was a complete joke and top fighters were balls deep in balco. Secondly I could tear apart Canelo's 'testing' and the like which he's in and out of and the ridiculous situation with the 'hair test' but you wouldn't care anyway so I won't bother.
I've given enough reasons why a normal person wouldn't like Canelo. If that's not enough for you then I don't what to say other than that you're either an ass, an idiot or both.
Normal person? Your arrogance is ****ing hilarious. Well he does have more fans than any other active fighter save Joshua, so there must be millions of crazies rooting for Canelo.
Nationalistic bias and glory hunting imbeciles who live vicariously through other people's success. There's no other reason to support a coddled drugs cheat who seeks to load the deck and deceive fans.
Well the way cycling works and the nature of the PED Canelo managed to get busted for could easily be sorted by cycling due to it's short life detection wise. As for hair testing, it's more or less completely useless in regards to detecting clenbuterol. The variations in controlled studies were absolutely insane. That the test proved entirely negative shows that the test itself was useless. You can point to anything you want, either the test is not conclusive, the threshold set was too high, the time period elapsed was too long as it failing to show anything proves that it doesn't work.
Like I said, I give him the benefit of the doubt. He's proven to be a clean fighter. He does VADA testing and equally as important he isn't afraid of challenges.
Because you're a super fan and you look to justify everything. A rational person couldn't overlook the mountain of evidence against him being on the up and up. How do you feel about Team Canelo lying about rehydration clauses?
Even the lab that did the hair test admitted that it’s useless and inconclusive. Ginger used drugs and got caught, simple as that.
I checked and the threads here and over at the scene are both polling at around 43 percent for a fixed fight (when only given two options). Anybody saying that there's no cause to be suspicious is basically being an *******, burying their head in the sand, and a Canelo jock rider. When nearly half the people have reservations and doubts about the fight that's not conspiracy or hater territory. That's a reasonable doubt, and you ought to treat the people who are suspicious with more respect even if you don't agree with them. It's not a certainty, but it's at least a distinct possibility. For my part, I am not indifferent to other interpretations. I'm willing to accept the possibility that the fight wasn't fixed. It could be that Kovalev is just completely shot, fought the wrong fight, and Canelo is on steroids. What I'm not willing to consider, what I cannot agree to, are the people who think that Canelo is a god who magically rose through the ranks fighting with inhuman skill to knock out a prime HOF fighter three weight classes higher than him. Those people calling Canelo the greatest fighter of his generation or claiming that him and Kovalev put on a masterclass of skill are living in a fantasy land. To my mind, that is a far greater leap than believing this fight was fixed. I'm glad to see only about a third of people are buying that narrative, but it should still be lower.
I think Kovalev took the fight because he wanted 12 million dollars really bad, he didn't care about the outcome. Hoped for the best, but braced himself for the worst. C'est la vie.