Should fighters who get caught on PEDs get a * by their wins?

[extracurRICular]

Should fighters who get caught on PEDs get a * by their wins?

Specially if they have NOTED wins........

what say you??

[Weebler I]

They get it whether they like it or not. Fans of the sport never look upon them in the same way again.

[DeadLikeMe]

Just look at how su****ion of PED use has negatively impacted athletes in other sports. Like Weebler said, the asterisk is already there in many people's minds.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

The wins should be overturned.

Lamont PEDerson still having a W over Khan and still having the IBF Title is quite unbelievable.

And people on here still praise him for that win!

[Madjab]

Absolutely. Mosley's wins over Delahoya don't count surely

[hhs661]

I would love for the win to be reversed to a loss which would include fines and a loss of their entire purse for that particular fight. On top of being given a 2 year ban for their first offense

wishful thinking

[JoeKidd]

I wonder if people have selective long memories. What if their hero gets caught?

[Public_Enemy]

Every fight they had prior to being caught becomes suspect. Fighters who are caught using PED's should be obligated to participate in year round drug testing for the rest of their career (every fighter should to be honest).

[Ray*]

I alway look at them as cheetahs and am alway glad when they get KTFO, people like Bey, Pederson, Berto, etc am glad when they get KO, the problem in boxing is there isn't proper regulations and the fans are the dumbest in the sport. They are ready to make excuses for you when you fail a test, they are willing to take up any excuse (No matter how ridiculous) your excuse is, and YES race and nationality plays a big part in it.

[CubanGuyNYC]

I don't think so. In baseball, for instance, all of a player's stats must take a hit (no pun intended). If he hits 400 lifetime home runs, there's no telling how many are attributable to PEDs, even if he only cheated briefly. With fighters, it's a little different. The outcome of one fight doesn't affect the outcome of another. Testing positive naturally makes all of a fighter's previous wins suspect, but it can't be held against him in any official manner. I think few, if any, fighters have cheated in every single one of their bouts.