Comments Thread For: Conor Benn Admits To Testing Positive For Banned Substance in "Two" VADA Tests

[Boro]

It's one thing if somehow unbeknownst to a fighter, they ingest something.......then they find out how they ingested it and eliminate it from whatever they are getting it from......but that would mean July. So all that time after July indicated it was most likely taken again which is deliberate. I hope I'm wrong because there have been a couple cases where a fighter tested positive for something that they did not intend to use as a performance enhancer like Luis Ortiz who used a legitimate prescription medicine that had a component to it. Granted, Luis should have had his people check everything, but it was not taken on intent.

Do you really believe Ortiz who's failed several tests just so happens to be telling to truth about "high blood pressure" ever so convenient for him...

As for Benn it's possible though I will say not very probable he took clomifene and it stayed in his system from July to Sep after all it can stay in your system up to 11 weeks, though if it was already allegedly in "trace" amounts it's extremely unlikely.

[Smash]

watch hearn the worm squirm

sounds like little benn and his mad doc thought they had some foolproof way of avoiding getting caught, well think again benn & count to 10, u have failed with clomifene

[HENNY]

Obviously this dude took clomid on purpose. No one in the history of sports has ever flat out said, "yeah, I took it. Yall caught me. My bad" lol

No point of even asking him what his thoughts are at this point. Clomid isn't found in anything that you could take accidentally

[richardt]

Do you really believe Ortiz who's failed several tests just so happens to be telling to truth about "high blood pressure" ever so convenient for him...

As for Benn it's possible though I will say not very probable he took clomifene and it stayed in his system from July to Sep after all it can stay in your system up to 11 weeks, though if it was already allegedly in "trace" amounts it's extremely unlikely.

With Luis, he is either naive, uninformed, or guilty. I'm going with the former two possibilities. Only he knows for sure.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Two “procedural flaws” was it Eddie?

I believe the half-life of Clomiphene is around 5 days as well.

I hope they throw the book at him but they won’t.

[just the facts]

I wonder when Manny Pacquiao will finally himself admit to all the epo he took to move up 8 full weight classes while retaining his punching power and being able to hurt bigger stronger men. Only idiot casuals think it’s clean for a former flyweight to move up all the way to super welterweight and dominate a division that heavy. And by what I see online , a lot of idiots actually think Pacquiao was clean rofl

This post isn’t about Pac and you’re ignorant conspiracy theories. It’s about Benn/Hearn. Try to keep up. Read slowly if you need to.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Obviously this dude took clomid on purpose. No one in the history of sports has ever flat out said, "yeah, I took it. Yall caught me. My bad" lol

No point of even asking him what his thoughts are at this point. Clomid isn't found in anything that you could take accidentally

Larry Olubamiwo did. The most honest fighter about PED’s in the sport. Has done several interviews/podcasts on it, well worth a listen.

[wrecksracer]

I wonder when Manny Pacquiao will finally himself admit to all the epo he took to move up 8 full weight classes while retaining his punching power and being able to hurt bigger stronger men. Only idiot casuals think it’s clean for a former flyweight to move up all the way to super welterweight and dominate a division that heavy. And by what I see online , a lot of idiots actually think Pacquiao was clean rofl

Yeah, and Mayweather's IV holes in his arm, and the non disclosure agreements, right?

[wrecksracer]

Benn: "Do I look like an idiot?" Yes, you do

[richardt]

Larry Olubamiwo did. The most honest fighter about PED’s in the sport. Has done several interviews/podcasts on it, well worth a listen.

Interesting read on Larry: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/20...-make-a-living