Comments Thread For: Povetkin's Promoter: We Won't Cancel, Stiverne Fight Still On

[_Maxi]

I honestly couldn't care less about the garbage you are talking about. You went on this dumb tirade as if I said he didn't have trace amounts. Answer me this, when Wilder was informed that Povetkin failed a test did they tell him "Povetkin failed a drug test" or did they go out of their way to say "He failed a test, but it's only a tiny amount which shows that he hasn't been taking it recently but only before it was banned, so the fight can still happen".

NO, when a fighter is informed the other has failed a test, that's all that is told is that he failed a test. The investigation hadn't been done, all Wilder knew was that the guy who had been testing clean up until the week of the fight all of a sudden failed a drug test.

Him testing in May doesn't prove me wrong at all as my stance from my first post was that he tested positive after having passed the previous tests. Seems you need some reading comprehension lessons man. You typed all that bullcrap for nothing.

Drugs are stored in fat for several months and are released to the blood stream once that fat is being burnt.

I don't care about the discussion you are having, just wanted to point that out in case you didn't know. The amount of drug found was below the limits and no one microdoses with freaking meldonium.

[Rip Chudd]

Drugs are stored in fat for several months and are released to the blood stream once that fat is being burnt.

I don't care about the discussion you are having, just wanted to point that out in case you didn't know. The amount of drug found was below the limits and no one microdoses with freaking meldonium.

You saying that has absolutely nothing to do with what I was originally talking about. Just like Cyclone making an issue out of nothing.

[Elotero]

So the decision is on the other team? Why would the sanctioning body allow a dirty fighter to fight?

thats crazy.

if they let the fight go on it shows they dont really have any power or authority. Imagine someone getting seriously hurt? that would put them out of business for good

[MaksBox]

thats crazy.

if they let the fight go on it shows they dont really have any power or authority. Imagine someone getting seriously hurt? that would put them out of business for good

Don't let the facts get in the way.

Read the article.

small amounts, cannot prove, his first time, they are letting the fight be sanctioned.

In either case, it is up to the other fighter to decide, not the sanctioning body.

[Elotero]

Don't let the facts get in the way.

Read the article.

small amounts, cannot prove, his first time, they are letting the fight be sanctioned.

In either case, it is up to the other fighter to decide, not the sanctioning body.

If theyre fighting for a rank with the sanctioning body then they are def fighting under their rules. If someone is seriously hurt after disregarding their rules im sure that a crippling lawsuit would follow.

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I honestly couldn't care less about the garbage you are talking about. You went on this dumb tirade as if I said he didn't have trace amounts. Answer me this, when Wilder was informed that Povetkin failed a test did they tell him "Povetkin failed a drug test" or did they go out of their way to say "He failed a test, but it's only a tiny amount which shows that he hasn't been taking it recently but only before it was banned, so the fight can still happen".

NO, when a fighter is informed the other has failed a test, that's all that is told is that he failed a test. The investigation hadn't been done, all Wilder knew was that the guy who had been testing clean up until the week of the fight all of a sudden failed a drug test.

Him testing in May doesn't prove me wrong at all as my stance from my first post was that he tested positive after having passed the previous tests. Seems you need some reading comprehension lessons man. You typed all that bullcrap for nothing.

I don't blame wilder. It's the responsibility of the governing bodies to disclose all the information not the fighters.

They already barely do anything to justify their fees and they couldn't even read a page of blood test results properly.

It took posters here all of 5 minutes to google the WADA/VADA policy on meldonium and WBC several months to reluctantly admit they're dumb.