Keyshawn Davis vs Nahir Albright turned to no decision by Texas commission

[Mammoth]

Idk why yet.

[_Rexy_]

Hope they can't clawback my Parlay win

[_Rexy_]

Boxing is so ****ed up when they will change the decision of a fight, and suspend the fighter but not ****ing say WHY

[Combat Talk Radio]

Hmm.

Rumors he failed a drug test.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I get the feeling “rules violation” will now become popular jargon like “adverse finding” when fighters pop for PED’s.

[tomhawq]

Can never understand why they allow fights with "rules violation" in the first place. Testing after the fight is over is just insane. What's the point of testing, anyways? Damage has been done already.

[Mammoth]

Boxing is so ****ed up when they will change the decision of a fight, and suspend the fighter but not ****ing say WHY

Many are speculating it's just weed

[TelMex]

It'll all be be forgotten and forgiven at ESPN. Still waiting on those AB test results, that one seemed to just disappear.

[_Rexy_]

Many are speculating it's just weed

That's what I assumed too, but "breaking rules" could be something as asinine as using a water bottle that isn't see through. It's ridiculous that they would suspend someone without giving a reason why. If anything, don't even announce the suspension. It's 90 days, nobody would notice if he didn't fight for 90 days

[_Rexy_]

Can never understand why they allow fights with "rules violation" in the first place. Testing after the fight is over is just insane. What's the point of testing, anyways? Damage has been done already.

Well, in title fights, you may have gotten damaged but at least you haven't lost your titles to a cheat.