Comments Thread For: Dillian Whyte Officially Cleared By UKAD, Charge Withdrawn

[BamBamMurphy]

Commissions in the United States hold boxers responsible if something is in their system. Boxers get suspended no matter what. If a boxer think it’s a false positive, they request to have the B sample tested.

In the United Kingdom, boxers can just point out that they didn’t fail all their drug tests. This is enough evidence apparently.

Jarrell Miller ??

[ShaneMosleySr]

I didn’t see that. I remember him failing a drug test before the first fight, so it was cancelled and Wilder fought Stiverne instead.

???

Luis Oriz tested positive for 2 banned substances before the rematch with Wilder, and was then cleared due to insufficient evidence after an investigation.

[ShaneMosleySr]

Miller didn’t get to fight Joshua because of his failed drug test. The NYSAC wouldn’t license him. He hasn’t fought since that failed test.

Jarrell Miller ??

[youbeight]

Correct me if I’m but is this the first time a fighter with trace amounts in his system does not serve a suspension ? Not even retroactively ?

[DaNeutral.]

Ohhh the haters are so angry. Hahahaha ha. I shouldn't laugh as this outcome was inevitable to anybody who actually paid attention rather than getting hard ons for B samples and the hope of an Eddie Hearn getting a life time ban.

But hahahahaha, this is still funny. You IDIOT'S. Some of you lame turds are going to get suicidal if Joshua wins too.

[kafkod]

I didn’t see that. I remember him failing a drug test before the first fight, so it was cancelled and Wilder fought Stiverne instead.

He failed a VADA test so the fight was called off and Wilder fought Stiverne instead. Ortiz was then cleared after an investigation and the fight was rescheduled.

[factsarenice]

I told everyone that VADA cleared Whyte but it messed up their bias narratives and now here we are.

WHYTE IS OFFICIALLY CLEARED!

[Roberto Vasquez]

Was a big fan of Whyte and will be again now this has come out. I said wait until the hearing.

This isn't like Tyson Fury who got a 2 year ban for PEDs and framed it as a mental health battle

[texasboi15]

USADA recently changed its policy because of a false positive involving Nate Diaz citing that their tests have become TOO good at detection and a change to what is or isn't acceptable has to be made.

[Jkp]

Well the post states that he passed tests shortly before and after this adverse finding which was extremely low, so they conclude it might be a contamination issue

It doesn’t sound so far fetched

It's really common for diananol to get accidentally sprinkled in urine during testing. Happens all the time... face palm