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you desperate Eddie Hearn nut huggers just can't accept the fact that the BEST, MOST ENTERTAINING, BADDEST HEAVYWEIGHT IS FROM USA AS ALWAYS. BOOOOOMB SQUUUUAAAD.
Tell your boy Tyson Fluffy he might need a new game plan, out boxing Wilder ain't gonna happen you need to knock him out
Salty salty british fans
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Whyte passed all tests with the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (Vada) in the build-up and aftermath of his bout with Colombia's Rivas, but gave an adverse test with UK Anti-Doping (Ukad) in the run-up to his win on 20 July.
He was notified of the test result on 17 July but was cleared to fight by an independent panel on the day of the bout.
The BBBofC allows Ukad to handle its anti-doping procedures and has confirmed Whyte is not suspended, while Ukad has so far declined to comment on the case.Comment
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Oh boy you desperate Eddie Hearn nut huggers just can't accept the fact that the BEST, MOST ENTERTAINING, BADDEST HEAVYWEIGHT IS FROM USA AS ALWAYS. BOOOOOMB SQUUUUAAAD.
Tell your boy Tyson Fluffy he might need a new game plan, out boxing Wilder ain't gonna happen you need to knock him out
Salty salty british fans
Fury schooled Wilder, took his best punches got up and schooled him some more, only to get robbed by hometown cooking.Comment
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Hahahahah. Matchroom interns on this site spinning the fake story that their druggie hero Whyte was cleared. BS. He’s a fraud who barely “beat” Chisora, Parker and Rivas by being roided out. 2x cheat will never get a title shot.Comment
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