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Random testing all year round is questionable because there is no transparency who knows if it actually happens. Secondly, hair test follicles are not an accurate way of testing for clenbuterol many studies have stated this. You really can't get beyond the fact that Clenelo had 600-800 picograms of Clenbuterol in his system thats 12-14 times the amount a person should have if it was indeed contaminated meat. Athletes with 60-100 picograms have claimed contaminated meat and have been banned. It all makes sense to me I always wondered how Clenelo managed to make weight yet look absolutely humungous on fight night, why do you think he never weighed in on fight night? His body is also a give away he looks full, vascular and very muscular on weigh in, that should not be the case if you are struggling to make weight, the opposite should be normal which is flat and small.
Then you add all the other factors, how can a man who makes 10-20m per fight be so careless in a country known to have meat contamination problems? Do you honestly think he doesn't buy organic grass fed beef anyway? The whole situation stinks. And I still feel the same way, if Clenelo wins tonight it will be a huge loss to boxing, a man who got 6 months for cheating can come back make 20m and win. What kind of message does that send to the kids or other fighters who are honest athletes?
Then you add all the other factors, how can a man who makes 10-20m per fight be so careless in a country known to have meat contamination problems? Do you honestly think he doesn't buy organic grass fed beef anyway? The whole situation stinks. And I still feel the same way, if Clenelo wins tonight it will be a huge loss to boxing, a man who got 6 months for cheating can come back make 20m and win. What kind of message does that send to the kids or other fighters who are honest athletes?
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