comment by anonymous2.0, on 10-04-2012

Wait, who handed him the penalty, the sanctioning body or the BBBoC?

comment by Corelone, on 10-04-2012

The penalty is too harsh in its depth. You want to stop the drug usage in the sport, not stop people from earning. A few months off of the juice and everything goes back to normal, any relapse can be detected, the game goes on. Boxing is a life and death sport, so keeping it clean is a duty.

comment by dan_cov, on 10-04-2012

Another British heavyweight bum testing positive & coincidentally isn't Ali a stablemate of Larry Olubamiwo?

comment by Carlos Alberto, on 10-04-2012

[QUOTE=Light_Speed]Meanwhile, Peterson kept his belt and is about to get a big money fight.[/QUOTE] Exactly what I was thinking.

comment by -Lowkey-, on 10-04-2012

Good to see they take drug cheating seriously in the UK unlike America where they hand out slap on the wrist penaltys which serve as no real deterrent for there long list of known drug cheats.