Thanks boss, I've finally found someone who gets it. You are so spot on!
Many boxing fans get the two testing protocols confused. One type of VADA testing is voluntary; In which both fighters agree to enroll and sign up for the testing by paying for it out of their own pockets for an upcoming bout.
The other type of VADA testing is called the "Clean Boxing Program" which is mandatory and sponsored by the WBC. It is often used a prerequisite for any fighter looking to contend for one its title belts.
A fighter must enroll and sign up for the 365 day 24/7 VADA clean boxing program. Which means they can be tested at anytime, without prior notice or prior warning, in order to contend for one of its title belts; Even if they are not in training for an upcoming bout or between fights.
However, there are no guarantees that they will ever be tested at all. Just the mere fact that they are signed up and enrolled in the program itself is enough to satisfy this prerequisite.
This program is covered by the sanctioning fees that the WBC receives from its fighters; Who are currently ranked among the top 15 fighters in the world who wants to contend for one of its titles.
Many boxing fans get the two testing protocols confused. One type of VADA testing is voluntary; In which both fighters agree to enroll and sign up for the testing by paying for it out of their own pockets for an upcoming bout.
The other type of VADA testing is called the "Clean Boxing Program" which is mandatory and sponsored by the WBC. It is often used a prerequisite for any fighter looking to contend for one its title belts.
A fighter must enroll and sign up for the 365 day 24/7 VADA clean boxing program. Which means they can be tested at anytime, without prior notice or prior warning, in order to contend for one of its title belts; Even if they are not in training for an upcoming bout or between fights.
However, there are no guarantees that they will ever be tested at all. Just the mere fact that they are signed up and enrolled in the program itself is enough to satisfy this prerequisite.
This program is covered by the sanctioning fees that the WBC receives from its fighters; Who are currently ranked among the top 15 fighters in the world who wants to contend for one of its titles.
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