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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostDeontay Wilder didn't get the chance to beat Alexander Povetkin in the ring, but he did defeat him in court. Promoter Lou DiBella sent out a Tweet on Monday afternoon that indicated a jury in a Manhattan federal court ruled in favor of Wilder in the WBC heavyweight champion's breach-of-contract lawsuit against Povetkin and his promoter, Andrey Ryabinsky. Wilder sued for $5 million in damages because their May 21 fight in Moscow was canceled due to Povetkin's postitive test for meldonium, a banned performance-enhancing drug.
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maybe we need a precedent, or even a law-change
I think the financial liability should fall on the promoter
reason why.....
the promoter is the party who benefits financially, and they are the only party who has enough influence to mandate their fighters to USADA/VADA testing
Wilder should be able to sue Povetkin's promoter, who should in turn be able to recoup part-costs (at least) from Povetkin contractually..... as-in, you now legally owe me x number of fights
result being, if you get caught doping your career is either over, period..... or it will stall for 2 years +..... which is fair enough you cheating fk
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Originally posted by Blackclouds View PostThat was proof that this type of ruling has happened before and Ryabinski is even involved in both that old case and this new one that just popped.
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostI'm confused as to how this case gets heard in American court. WBC is based in Mexico, Ryabinsky won the purse bid and is based in Russia. The fight itself was in Russia. I don't see how the US has any jurisdiction over the matter.
Typically, in a contract dispute, wherever the contract originated would have jurisdiction over any disputes.
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Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Postexactly !!
"A U.S. judge on Monday ordered boxing promoter Don King to pay more than $1.5 million for breach of contract over a World Boxing Association cruiserweight championship bout that was canceled after one of his fighters failed a drug test." - The case stemmed from the cancellation of the April 25, 2014, fight between Don King's: Guillermo Jones and Ryabinskiy's: Denis Lebedev in Moscow, after Jones tested positive for the diuretic furosemide.
"U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin in Manhattan decided on the award, plus accrued interest, in favor of Russian boxing promoters Andrey Ryabinskiy "
HOW FKN ****** can you he be??????
Don King has started to unzip his pants and is walking up behind Ryabinskiy saying "yeah remember me??" " Well you just pulled the SAME sht on Bermane Stiverne so BEND over"...Last edited by Shadoww702; 02-13-2017, 07:46 PM.
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