Comments Thread For: Dillian Whyte: I Got a 2 Year Ban, Browne Got 6 Months For PED!

[Pigeons]

Fransisco Vargas took the same drug Lucas Browne did, not only did he not get banned, but the the fight didn't even get called off.

Erik Morales tested positive for the same drug as well multiple times. The fight didn't get called off either, but USADA banned him for 2 years after the fight was over.
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...s-failed-tests

A Russian fighter got banned for the same drug Povetkin took earlier this year. He was banned for 2 years. I wonder if Povetkin will be banned?

http://www.bbc.com/sport/boxing/36019868

[Squ□redCircle34]

Like I said, I have no tolerance for drug cheats in the most dangerous sport in the world.

Browne needs an independent investigation cuz I don't believe a word them Russians say over there especially with word of them tampering testing amongst other things.

Ortiz should've gotten 2 or 5 years

Whyte served his time and has right to complain since he has amicable claim to not knowing a pretty work put shake could have illegal properties in it. It was unprofessional on his part not to check but it's still a claim he can make.

I think they should've given him an 8 months suspension.

Povetkin should be banned for life or 5 years max. The guy clearly tried to slip past the cracks or was flushing it out cuz he prolly took a lot of that crap.

No tolerance,I can't imagine the amount of worldwide athletes using some kind of enhancemental to get an edge.

Idk maybe just let them all use it, **** it!

[Squ□redCircle34]

Like I said, I have no tolerance for drug cheats in the most dangerous sport in the world.

Browne needs an independent investigation cuz I don't believe a word them Russians say over there especially with word of them tampering testing amongst other things.

Ortiz should've gotten 2 or 5 years

Whyte served his time and has right to complain since he has amicable claim to not knowing a pretty work put shake could have illegal properties in it. It was unprofessional on his part not to check but it's still a claim he can make.

I think they should've given him an 8 months suspension.

Povetkin should be banned for life or 5 years max. The guy clearly tried to slip past the cracks or was flushing it out cuz he prolly took a lot of that crap.

No tolerance,I can't imagine the amount of worldwide athletes using some kind of enhancemental to get an edge.

Idk maybe just let them all use it, **** it!

[richardt]

The right complexion for the protection.

So you're saying Francisco Vargas has the right complexion since he didn't get banned. I get it.

[BoxingJunkie]

Dillian Whyte needs to be educated that Lucas Browne tested positive for clenbuterol which is not an anabolic steroid, and many people feel he was set up for daring to beat a Russian champion in Russia considering he passed a test several days before the failed test in Russia.

Dillian Whyte is clearly very bitter at the treatment he feels he has unfairly received.

I think your comment is a bit off base. While clenbuterol may not be technically a steroid, most people often refer to it as a steroid and clenbuterol like all anabolic steroids does have a modest anabolic effect, though it's main effect is metabolic.

The point is that clen is absolutely a PED while a pre-workout freely purchased from a supplement company is not. Dillian's punishment was a bit excessive while others who are testing positive for real PEDs are getting off much lighter.

As to you conspiracy theory about Browne being setup, well I don't know what to say about that, no comment.

[motivational]

The fact that Dillian was banned for using a supplement that contained Methylhexanamine is a joke. Methylhexanamine hasn't even got any proven advantages and it’s only slightly more powerful than a cup of coffee.

Clenbutoral is extremely powerful and will literally drop fat straight off you. Most don't classify it as an anabolic steroid because it's not anabolic, it's catabolic. Dillian shouldn't have even been banned for god's sake.

There's a simple pattern here, if you admit you did it (even if it was an accident) you get a long ban. If you claim that you have no idea what happened and deny everything, you get let off easier.

[Clegg]

I think Browne was set-up but agree with the overall point Whyte is making. The main difference is that Whyte fights in the UK where drug bans are stronger than in Russia and the US. We are worse than most of the world in terms of how biased and **** are refs are but at least we don't seem to be doing our best to help cheats and take it easy on them when caught.

[Tom Cruise]

Dillian was extremely harshly treated by the BBBoC.

2 years is a very long ban for something so trivial.