Comments Thread For: Povetkin Kept in Mandatory Postion To Deontay Wilder's Title

[Sun_Tzu]

Yes they found trace amounts which is most likely leftover from when he was taking it last year or of could have came from contamination. Were talking one part per million or some ridiculously miniscule amount. The fight should have been allowed to continue if the wbc followed wada guidelines. Looks like wbc will make the right decision and not let Wilder off the hook. I'm a wilder fan by the way but he needs to step up his competition if he wants to keep the fans he has. Time to ***** or get off the pot

Thanks for the info, I like Wilder myself but he is still a little bit amateurish and sloppy at the moment. His power and length have saved him to this point. I really think he would do well to change trainers. I havent seen much improvement from him since the Stieverne fight but that may also be him fighting down to his competition. The mfer carries a nuke in that right hand though and thats always fun to watch.

[Weltschmerz]

No decision has really been made, status quo so this 'article' seems redundant.

[joe strong]

Wilder made some massive muscle gains in the upper body from his late days as amateur. But no one cares apparently.

juicing or not he put 0n 20-25lbs over what 7 years? lol! so what! Every athlete in baseball & hockey does that... Aaron Sanchez who pitches for the Toronto Blue Jays put on 25 lbs in 3 months over the off season & it isn't fat... No failed test either...

[joe strong]

A decision will be made around October when he's closing in on 6 months. That will be the length of his suspension retroactive to his failed test. He will be fighting for an interim title by the new year. History shows that cheaters don't get punished too badly. Toney, Ortiz & Botha are all proof of that. He will sign up with WBC clean program & all will be forgotten...

[RussB23]

Good, bring him on. Hes going to suck without his meldonium or whatever he was masking anyways.

[big_james10]

Wilder made some massive muscle gains in the upper body from his late days as amateur. But no one cares apparently.

I gained 50 pounds from the day I graduated high school to the day I graduated college four years later and a lot of muscle. I never used PEDS. Fortunately for me, I weight about 110 pounds in high school and could afford to gain weight.

What is your point?

[j0zef]

Issue a god damn ruling already, holy ****. They released 4 statements saying 'decision coming soon'. WADA updated their guidelines like a month ago already. They're STILL investigating Povetkin? Either they found proof that he was microdosing, in which case suspend him, or they didnt, in which case they should refer to WADA guidelines and say the test was due to 2015 intake and thus does not constitute an offense.

This dragging out is absolutely embarrassing.

[_Maxi]

I gained 50 pounds from the day I graduated high school to the day I graduated college four years later and a lot of muscle. I never used PEDS. Fortunately for me, I weight about 110 pounds in high school and could afford to gain weight.

What is your point?

Wilder turned pro at 23. At 23 you're not in high school. Care to use the brain a little bit?

[_Maxi]

juicing or not he put 0n 20-25lbs over what 7 years? lol! so what! Every athlete in baseball & hockey does that... Aaron Sanchez who pitches for the Toronto Blue Jays put on 25 lbs in 3 months over the off season & it isn't fat... No failed test either...

You wanna know what? when you are doing steroids (just as every HW) you don't go there cancelling fights or saying stuff like: "I will fight him but can he pass the test?". That's a ***** move. You're taking roids aswell, be a man and fight and don't make excuses.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

of course they kept him = $$$$$$$

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