Tyson Fury was Disqualified against Christian Hammer

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

It's not a disqualification loss, it was ruled a no contest:

https://www.boxingscene.com/team-ham...y-loss--123389

That’s a boxingscene article.

I get my information straight from the source.

[QueensburyRules]

The drug cheater was disqualified against Christian Hammer and people are still giving him credit for that win. It just shows the double standards in boxing. You Fury fans like to ignore things like this. Tyson Fury will live off his one fluke questionable win over Klitschko.
I told someone this and they still gave him credit for the win lol








If he hadn’t cheated in the Wilder fight he wouldn’t have lost all that weight and got up from that 2nd knockdown.
There has been su****ion of him in boxing circles for a long time.

- -More su****ion about you and your drug testing cartels and dodgy commishes.

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

- -More su****ion about you and your drug testing cartels and dodgy commishes.

Tyson Fury is a cheater

[chaosisme]

Buddy, you don't get a DQ loss on your record for failing a test. No boxer, at any point in time in the history of the sport, has a DQ loss for failing a drug test. If you want to call it a no contest or no decision, that's fine and that's what it should be.

The ******ation on this forum is toxic.

[Ray*]

I remember raising these issues here and elsewhere before the Wilder fight being told that it basically didn't matter; Fury was Lineal champ, point blank period and Wilder knocking him out would make him the One True King.
What happened?

Yep I remember 100%, they didn’t want to know at that time. Because it would benefit Wilder if he beats Fury.

[champion4ever]

You should be hyping up the guy that dominated Wilder. Making him look worse makes Wilder look even worse because he was dominated by a version that was far from his very best.

No that was the very best version of Tyson because he had that good shit in him and remember that he didn't sign up for VADA until several weeks into his training camp. So it was possible he was still popping back then.

[4truth]

Buddy, you don't get a DQ loss on your record for failing a test. No boxer, at any point in time in the history of the sport, has a DQ loss for failing a drug test. If you want to call it a no contest or no decision, that's fine and that's what it should be.

The ******ation on this forum is toxic.

No you don't, you are technically disqualified from fighting, so as you said, a "No Contest".
My question is then, why is Fury still credited with the win and why is Hammer still listed as having 5 losses?

[chaosisme]

No you don't, you are technically disqualified from fighting, so as you said, a "No Contest".
My question is then, why is Fury still credited with the win and why is Hammer still listed as having 5 losses?

It probably has something to do with the BBBofC rules. If the fight took place in the US it would obviously be changed to a No Contest officially. I'm not really sure, to be honest. Boxrec.com doesn't even make note of the failed test in the aftermath of the fight.

[DuckAdonis]

Lol trying to ignore the Christian Hammer DQ. Nice try.

Wasn't it supposed to be a NC? Just like Ortiz fights where he failed drug tests..

[DuckAdonis]

That’s a boxingscene article.

I get my information straight from the source.

Bro your reading comprehension is not the best is it? Their results are disqualified...this means that their wins will be undone. So his win over Hammer will be disqualified/scrapped. It's a no contest bro