Comments Thread For: Janibek Alimkhanuly tests positive for Meldonium, Lara unification clash in jeopardy

[BoxingUpdates]

Janibek Alimkhanuly is now at risk of losing out on a long-sought three-belt unification clash, this time the result of his own actions.
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[DClefthook]

Is this your King?

[DClefthook]

I been telling you clowns that this dude is a fake azz 3G

[Smash]

'I have not made any changes to my vitamins'

lol

stick to vitamin b from now on

[famicommander]

If the belts get scattered this could really screw Crawford's pursuit of undisputed up.

[Smash]

is that the stuff that makes u glow in the dark?

[SteveM]

is that the stuff that makes u glow in the dark?

was thinking the same - sounds like a radioactive element - but the name rings a bell from 10 years ago - one of the russian fighters tested positive for it - maybe Povetkin

[The Big Dunn]

He should fight Canelo next.

[SteveM]

Alimkhanuly stated via social media. “I was surprised when I read the news. VADA took the first test and said everything was clean. I have not made any changes to my vitamins.

“I don’t know what happened with the second test, so I requested a retest.”

As is the standard with all adverse findings in drug tests, the offending party has the right to request the testing of his “B” sample.

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About as clear as mud - poor reporting. Per Alimk. - 1st test was clean - so he was told by VADA. Did they then state "oops we made a mistake - it wasn't clean" . If they did that would explain why a 2nd test has already been done. On the other hand - if the 1st test was clean, why was a 2nd test done. Wasall this done on his 'A' sample?

Has the 'B' sample been done.

How about reaching out to AlimK's manager and/or VADA?

[Smash]

was thinking the same - sounds like a radioactive element - but the name rings a bell from 10 years ago - one of the russian fighters tested positive for it - maybe Povetkin

does seem to have an eastern euro thing to it

google says

'Meldonium is produced in Latvia and is available over the counter. A brand name is Mildronate. It is predominantly used in Latvia, Russia and Eastern Europe'