Comments Thread For: WBC Issues Ruling on Luis Nery, Must Face Yamanaka Again

[THC]

If domestic beef is known to be contaminated with these compounds, then it's the boxer's responsibility to procure a cleaner source or substitute beef in his diet with another protein.

VADA did its job. Then WBC effectively craps on any semblance of transparency by using this tainted beef excuse.

[Beercules]

He's clean...but he has to face him again

[Carlos Alberto]

If domestic beef is known to be contaminated with these compounds, then it's the boxer's responsibility to procure a cleaner source or substitute beef in his diet with another protein.

VADA did its job. Then WBC effectively craps on any semblance of transparency by using this tainted beef excuse.

These fighters don't make much money. They make ends meet, but are far from hiring nutritionists that can help them with their meals. As far as buying organic meat, I'm not so sure they can afford that, either. What is interesting, though, is that a fighter would choose to eat beef, when beef takes so long to digest. And as we all know, that would be very counterproductive to making weight. It seems to me like it would be much better for a fighter to eat lighter meats like chicken, turkey, and fish.

[Pigeons]

"Mexicans being Mexican"

Your ignorance is showing as usual. I wonder what would be said about your ethnicity.

Yet this rediculous site don't ban ******s like u who constantly rag on different races. And then claim i must be that race because I call u out on your ignorance.

A cheater is a cheater. Be it American, Russian, Ukrainian, or Mexican. I call cheaters by their name. When I see Mexican boxing cheaters being protected by Mexican cowards in suits, I will call it every single time. If that deserves a ban, then I'll take it with my head held high.

[-DSG-]

Cheatin as bih

[aaronbnb]

Based on the evidence the WBC examined concerning this matter, the WBC cannot make a determination with sufficient certainty as to whether Mr. Nery's adverse finding was the result of intentional ingestion of a banned substance to improve performance. All information and facts lead to conclude that the adverse finding was due to consumption of contaminated food products

WBC Clean Program delegitimizing itself pretty quick...I mean, at least wait for a big fight to sell out.

[Mexican_Puppet]

If domestic beef is known to be contaminated with these compounds, then it's the boxer's responsibility to procure a cleaner source or substitute beef in his diet with another protein.

VADA did its job. Then WBC effectively craps on any semblance of transparency by using this tainted beef excuse.

That's impossible.

The same national team of soccer had the same problem and they are rich as fu.ck.

Simply it's too hard knows what stup.id meat is contaminated or not.

And in those weights the fighters are not riches.

[Mexican_Puppet]

He's clean...but he has to face him again

That's for the doubts, genius...

[Mexican_Puppet]

A cheater is a cheater. Be it American, Russian, Ukrainian, or Mexican. I call cheaters by their name. When I see Mexican boxing cheaters being protected by Mexican cowards in suits, I will call it every single time. If that deserves a ban, then I'll take it with my head held high.

Hahahahaha.

A cheater for eating contaminated meat.

That's the foul of the corrupted government of Mexico where there is not law

[Beercules]

That's for the doubts, genius...

Question. If he wasn't Mexican, would you care?


He failed a test. Didn't even want his B sample tested.


That's a dirty fighter.