Why do athletes testing positive for PED's seem so much more common in boxing than it does in any other organized sport?

[ilovemesomeboxing]

It just seems that getting caught for PED's seems like it occurs way more often in boxing than any other sport. Why is this?

[Smash]

id say other sports have positives as well if someone dug into the figures

too lazy to try that now

[IronDanHamza]

Stricter testing, believe it or not.

[TelMex]

Track and field seems to have pretty comprehensive testing. Kenyan runner Rhonex Kipruto just received a 6-year suspension for EPO micro-dosing. Maybe boxing can adopt a similar biological passport and start handing out stiffer penalties.

[The D3vil]

It just seems that getting caught for PED's seems like it occurs way more often in boxing than any other sport. Why is this?

I disagree.

Track & field athletes get caught all the time.

[PBR Streetgang]

Cycling. Everyone is dirty there.

[ilovemesomeboxing]

Track and field seems to have pretty comprehensive testing. Kenyan runner Rhonex Kipruto just received a 6-year suspension for EPO micro-dosing. Maybe boxing can adopt a similar biological passport and start handing out stiffer penalties.

6 years???????? WOW.

[HeadShots]

My buddy played on the ravens. Bench warmer. He said guys like us got tested.

ray Lewis doesn’t get tested.



team sports have huge loopholes.


I bet u Lebron doesn’t get tested.

[QueensburyRules]

- - Easy answer is top fighters are tested infinitely more times in nanogram testing than MLB/NFL/NBA, ect.

OP must be a noob...

[The Big Dunn]

I think cycling and other Olympic sports are as dirty.

I also think boxing decided to go with strict testing: