British fighters, who have a BBBoC license are getting drug tested by UKAD. They have to.
In this video he is not doing drug testing but probably he is doing the test required by the NSAC to ensure he got no diseases which could be transfered in a fight.
i didn't watch the entire video, at some point they may have mentioned that he does do random drug testing year round
but from just the video, it looks like your typical physical and not drug testing
Every british fighter gets tested randomly!!! And not only that but Khan has to be tested and clean in line with his Reebok sponsorship deal. After the drug fiasco with Lamont Pederson am not surprise that Khan wants his opponents tested.
Do all British boxers do this? I'm sure LacedUp posted something about the BBoC requiring year round drug testing for UK fighters.
Yes i believe so..
I think Khan also had VADA testing as well for the fight.
After the stunt Lamont pulled, Khan wants testing against whoever he is going up against
There is a video i think on IFL, its a interview with Devon. He was asked about drug testing and he said Khans team had requested it.
His face was a picture, he wasnt happy about doing the test and wondered why Khans team wanted testing.
Khan is a true sportsman unlike Floyd
I cant blame Khan for doing extra testing after he was royally screwed over by a drug taking, scorecard fiddling scumbag.
That whole ordeal messed up Khans career, but he's a mentally strong kid and he came back stronger, a lesser man would have called it a day
I cringe when I see people say "SEE they are being tested so that means they are clean". As if science wasn't advanced enough to the point where these tests can be cheated. Memo himself said in court that he had 15 UNDETECTABLE steroids.
And I don't have a problem with steroids by the way, I am PRO STEROIDS. It makes for more entertaining fights. I'm just saying, it would be naive to think fighters are clean, I would say the majority of athletes today take PEDs, it's part of the nature of sports... enhancing your performance.