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I talked to Eddie Hearn. He says it is a well known fact that Whyte is suffering from Dianabol Metabolite transfer. It happened during sparring and that he for it from the sweat of his sparring partners who used it to enable them to go rounds with him.
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Doesn’t matter what they would do to him, he signed the contract. And no he would not make more money against Wilder or Fury. As it stands he would make 5-7 times what he would make against AJ than he would make against anyone else. And whether he fights on a Matchroom/Top Rank or PBC card he would be the one getting robbed against Joshua/Fury or Wilder.
I understand all of the Hearn stuff and I agree but I don’t trust Arum nor Haymon/Finkel neither. So all of those stuffs that you listed applies to Ruiz wherever he goes, he might as well get paid 5-7 times more than he would get with all his worries.Comment
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Originally Posted by kafkod View Post
Matchroom had to be informed because they are Whyte's promoter and the lead promoter of the show. Like Hearn just said in an interview, UKAD interviewed Dillian and looked at information from his VADA tests, which had all come up clean. They then decided that he was clean and cleared him to fight, so there would have been no point telling Rivas about it..
Bronx2245 Don't waste your time with kafkod he's a Matchroom employee. He owned by Hearn. He's simply a Matchroom cheerleader that promotes anything and everything Matchroom does regardless. He'd sell his mom out for Hearn. He's not even a boxing fan, just a mouth piece for everything Hearn. This is the 2nd time now as Whyte was ban for 2 years back in 2012!!!! Hello, so this is nothing new. Also this is 2 different drugs. There is a 0 tolerance for the drugs found in his system so there is no excuse at all. None. Let kafkod back a cheat hes a total loser end of story.Comment
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Of course Rivas' team think differently - they lost the fucking fight and they are advised by Al Haymon!
Whyte was cleared to fight by VADA, UKAD, and the BBBoC, who were the governing body in charge of the fight. Rivas would have had no contractual grounds for pulling out even if he'd wanted to.
Imo, UKAD and the BBBoC should change the way they react to issues after UKAD tests and make it part of their procedure to inform both sides if there is any problem at all, no matter how trivial they think it is.
But the fact is that as their rules stand now, they don't do that, and it isn't the promoter's job or responsibility to do it for them.Comment
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