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  • Jewish-Reptile
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    #61
    Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
    No you don't go read the deal you tard.
    The Respondents have waived their rights to a hearing on the charges, accepted the findings at paragraphs 1.1 and 1.2 above (which amounts to an admission for the purposes of UK ADR Article 7.7.4), and acceded to the consequences set out at paragraphs 2 and 3.

    https://www.ukad.org.uk/assets/uploa...ughie_Fury.pdf

    They’re guilty.

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    • cameltoe
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      #62
      Originally posted by ScottWeiland
      Fury has accepted his guilt, are you really contesting his innocence ?
      That’s not what happened.

      Learn to read.

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        #63
        Originally posted by ScottWeiland
        It’s undisputable Fury was hitting harder in the rematch, he stopped Chisora ! Also his stamina was evidently superior, the steroids he has admitted to taking increase stamina, endurance. For me it’s clear he’s been cheating since after Kevin Johnson, his hair has fallen out, his cousin also started with the extremely rare acne coglobata which can be a side effect of steroid abuse.
        Undisputable to you, because that’s what you want to think.

        I saw Fury hit him more frequently and cleaner, not necessarily harder. Certainly not measurable by watching at home, so unless you are Dereck Chisora I don’t see how you can possibly know.

        He didn’t knock him out. He didn’t stop him on his feet. The referee didn’t step in. Chisora’s corner pulled him out between 10 and 11th due to the punishment he had been receiving.

        You say this shows extra power. Because that’s your agenda. I disagree. Fury was just a lot better in this fight.

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        • cameltoe
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          #64
          Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
          No you don't go read the deal you tard.
          I have read it. And I understand it.

          It’s you that seems to have an issue with comprehension.

          “In recognition of the respective counter-arguments and the risks inherent in the dispute resolution process, each side has accepted a compromise of its position.” UKAD website.

          This is what you have somehow interpreted as:

          “Fury pleaded guilty”

          This makes you a moron.

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          • Robbie Barrett
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            #65
            Originally posted by cameltoe
            I have read it. And I understand it.

            It’s you that seems to have an issue with comprehension.

            “In recognition of the respective counter-arguments and the risks inherent in the dispute resolution process, each side has accepted a compromise of its position.” UKAD website.

            This is what you have somehow interpreted as:

            “Fury pleaded guilty”

            This makes you a moron.
            Read it all. Read the quote from the guy earlier. It says in the deal it counts as an admission.

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              #66
              Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
              It is an admission of guilt. This is effectively a plea bargain. Admit it and we'll give you less punishment
              See I know what the problem is.

              You’ve watched a few court dramas and seen the ‘plea bargain’, where a defendant accepts a lesser charge in order to avoid a trial for a more serious charge. We’ve all seen that happen on TV and I’ve seen it happen in real life at Crown Court.

              That’s not what’s happened in this case. I know you can’t stop drawing parallels between them, but you need to wrap your tiny mind around this.

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                #67
                Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
                Read it all. Read the quote from the guy earlier. It says in the deal it counts as an admission.
                F*** me you’re an idiot.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by kafkod
                  They accepted they couldn't prove it, so the charge should be deemed rebutted.

                  Why are you so keen to ignore that?

                  And why do you think UKAD waited 18 months to bring charges, so that the source of the nandrolone couldn't be established?

                  And why did they withdraw the charge of refusal to take a test against Tyson?

                  And why are you such a biased, agenda driven cunt on every topic you ever comment on?
                  I’ll just repost this, instead of going over old ground, as he said it perfectly.

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                  • Robbie Barrett
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by cameltoe
                    See I know what the problem is.

                    You’ve watched a few court dramas and seen the ‘plea bargain’, where a defendant accepts a lesser charge in order to avoid a trial for a more serious charge. We’ve all seen that happen on TV and I’ve seen it happen in real life at Crown Court.

                    That’s not what’s happened in this case. I know you can’t stop drawing parallels between them, but you need to wrap your tiny mind around this.
                    The Respondents have waived their rights to a hearing on the charges, accepted the findings
                    at paragraphs 1.1 and 1.2 above (which amounts to an admission for the purposes of UK
                    ADR Article 7.7.4)
                    , and acceded to the consequences set out at paragraphs 2 and 3, above.
                    Subject only to paragraph 4.3, below, each of the Parties hereby waives its/his rights to
                    appeal against or otherwise challenge this decision in any forum, whether pursuant to UK
                    ADR Article 13 or otherwise.

                    https://www.ukad.org.uk/assets/uploa...ughie_Fury.pdf





                    They admitted it.

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                    • cameltoe
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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
                      The Respondents have waived their rights to a hearing on the charges, accepted the findings
                      at paragraphs 1.1 and 1.2 above (which amounts to an admission for the purposes of UK
                      ADR Article 7.7.4)
                      , and acceded to the consequences set out at paragraphs 2 and 3, above.
                      Subject only to paragraph 4.3, below, each of the Parties hereby waives its/his rights to
                      appeal against or otherwise challenge this decision in any forum, whether pursuant to UK
                      ADR Article 13 or otherwise.

                      https://www.ukad.org.uk/assets/uploa...ughie_Fury.pdf





                      They admitted it.
                      This is where you are getting confused. Consistently. Still. Even after 3 posters trying to point this out to you.

                      They’ve never denied having the nandrolone in their system. That’s the admittance point you keep referring to, but you seem to think they’ve admitted their guilt to doping. They haven’t. They’ve accepted that it was found in their system. That’s all.

                      It’s the doping element they dispute. How it got there. Are they guilty of intentionally doping. Are PED’s the cause of the result.

                      Neither side has pursued this argument. Therefore, how can Fury plead guilty to doping?

                      F***s sake, this was explained to you 4 pages ago.

                      Originally posted by Vinnykin
                      They agreed to a settlement to avoid court, why can't you understand this?

                      This would have been a massive court case, with counter claims on both sides being likely, the loser would either be Fury, and be out for another 2 years, or UKAD, and Fury could sue them for loss of earnings.

                      Neither could accept the outcome of court so they settled it out of court, met halfway.

                      Basic law my friend. Happens all the time. There is no admission of guilt, just like there is no accusation from UKAD that ped's were the cause of the result, or findings of the test.

                      If they were confident they would have pursued it in court, they're not.
                      Originally posted by Vinnykin
                      Are you seriously suggesting that all settlements are an admission of guilt?

                      Don't be ******. They accepted that they had increased levels of nandrolone, but we all know diet can affect this result, which they would have had to prove in court, they accepted the findings, NOT the admission that PED's or drugs were the cause.

                      Nice try though. Easy to take things out of context.
                      How many times are you going to have this argument?

                      Or are you going to keep posting UKAD source material which everyone but you seems to be able to interpret, along with a ****** dancing emoji?

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