Originally posted by bigdunny1
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Regardless of what pre-fight testing was done, if the testing schedule was supposed to have included a post fight test in the following week then that should have been done - for both fighters. Otherwise why schedule it at all? If part of the schedule was not adhered to then Loeffler does have some cause for complaint, I'd say.
But that's really what I'm trying to understand here... what is the point in a further test a few days or a week after the fight if a test has been completed on fight night. Why was this test scheduled? I'm not coming at this from the angle of trying to call Canelo a cheater or somesuch, but simply for my own more complete understanding of how VADA testing works and why what is done is done when it's done. You got any ideas?
Oh yeah. And 'It would have been reported if they hadn't' may be good enough for you, but I'm an ol cynic who prefers actual evidence to assumptions. I'm fairly sure you're correct - that was my natural assumption, but once again I'm left wondering what the need was for a further test in that case.
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