Comments Thread For: Jaime Munguia tests positive for banned substance following win over Bruno Surace

[champion4ever]

I think they should award a loss to a fighter that gets popped, and a win for the other guy. Not just a no contest or whatever.

Spot on! I wholeheartedly agree.

[kafkod]

amir khans excuse has been taken

‘I spent over £100,000 to try to find out how this could have got into my system. Among the possibilities they came up with was via a handshake. There was a whole crowd of people in my dressing room after the fight and I’m a friendly guy who always shakes hands.’

Amir Khan also accused Anthony Joshua of having an affair with his wife, which surprised both of them as they had never met or spoken to each other.

Knowing how crazy Amir is, I was kind of surprised he didn't try to use his wife's alleged infidelity as excuse for failing that PED test ... "I could have have picked it up from my wife's vagina during intercourse. There was a whole crowd off guys in there before me, including Anthony Joshua .."

[kafkod]

hhmm yes im a pro athlete lets see what will i do, buy some random supplement from a store which i know might be contaminated with peds and see what happens......... yes thats a clever thing to do alrite

That's exactly what Dillian Whyte did for his first PED ban, and it led to him being suspended for 2 years by the BBBoC for necking a pre-workout drink.

The BBBoC will now be responsible for dealing with Munguia. If he gets a ban, expect it to be longer than it would have if he'd been popped in Mexico or the US.

[Coverdale]

That's exactly what Dillian Whyte did for his first PED ban, and it led to him being suspended for 2 years by the BBBoC for necking a pre-workout drink.

The BBBoC will now be responsible for dealing with Munguia. If he gets a ban, expect it to be longer than it would have if he'd been popped in Mexico or the US.

It can't be globally enforced though. So he'll just continue to box in Mexico and whatever shady US state will take him, like Conor Benn did.

[anonymous2.0]

These tests don't mean **** when is the last time someone tested positive and got a long ban. Lot of fighters fight once a year if that, getting a 6 month or 1 year ban barely even counts as a ban

A lot of times when a boxer gets year ban or something its retroactive too. "You're banned from boxing for a year, starting from the day of the fight....6 months ago."

[kafkod]

It can't be globally enforced though. So he'll just continue to box in Mexico and whatever shady US state will take him, like Conor Benn did.

So far as I'm aware, sanctioning orgs and athletic commissions respect each other's rulings on VADA test results internationally. Benn failed a VADA test for the WBC's CBP, and the WBC exonerated him. The BBBoC only got involved because Benn was licenced by them, and it turned out they had no jurisdiction to punish him.

[TheOneAboveAll]

It will. Well, 99.99999999999999999999999% chance.

It's the same blood and urine that's sample A, just in a different bottle.

If Sample A comes back positive, so will Sample B. It's really a waste of time even testing the B Sample.

No, its not. The whole rationale is that the A-sample could have been tampered with or the original test could have been compromised somehow. It's entirely logical to test a A and B samples.

[SUBZER0ED]

Ostarine is taken orally but same difference.

Damn, Khan was taking that shit? He's dumber that he looks.

[Boxing 112]

I remember Zolani Tete getting a 4 year ban.
https://www.ukad.org.uk/news/profess...ed%20Substance.

Yeah i never said there have not been longer ones there are quite a few who also get 4 years but not always at the highest level most the ones at the highest level don't get a big enough ban