I'm not sure they have changed the decision to a "no contest" yet.
March 13, 2018:
Kenichi Ogawa’s disciplinary hearing related to his positive performance-enhancing drug test was delayed yet again Tuesday by the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
Ogawa’s case was on the agenda for the NSAC’s regularly scheduled monthly meeting Tuesday in Las Vegas. Anthony Marnell, the NSAC’s chairman, announced at the start of the meeting that Ogawa’s hearing would be pushed back to the NSAC’s meeting next month, on an undetermined date.
The NSAC revealed during its January 18 meeting that it suspended Ogawa because he tested positive for synthetic testosterone following his controversial split-decision victory over Tevin Farmer in their IBF 130-pound championship match December 9 in Las Vegas. Ogawa’s disciplinary hearing first was scheduled for the NSAC’s meeting February 14, but it was postponed that day until Tuesday.
A second postponement means Farmer will have to wait at least another month to learn how to proceed with his stalled career. If Ogawa’s suspension is upheld and the result of their 12-round fight is changed to a no-contest, the IBF either could order a rematch or strip Ogawa and have Farmer face another fighter for its vacant 130-pound title.
Is this a joke? I haven't heard anything to that affect.
There was an article on here of another boxer or a rapper (can't remember) that was accusing Tank of boning Mayweather's (possibly underraged?) daughter or niece or some chit.
There was an article on here of another boxer or a rapper (can't remember) that was accusing Tank of boning Mayweather's (possibly underraged?) daughter or niece or some chit.
Ur right. It was Devin Haney. He spilled the beans to floyd.
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