Fury's not pretending anything. He's the man who beat the man. Of course the lineal championship is discussed more when it splinters from the sanctioning body championships.
It's not debatable that he still holds Wladimir's lineage. You can debate if he should still be recognized as "lineal champion," but I personally care about the lineage, not the title.
He claimed the "retirement" was a joke. I personally couldn't care less. Nobody established themselves as the man in his absence, so the retirement debate is irrelevant.
As for the drug test, that might be relevant if it was for the Wladimir fight, but it wasn't. So it has nothing to do with anything.
It's debatable if Fury even still 'holds' the lineal title. First he retired and he was also banned for drug use.
He claimed the "retirement" was a joke. I personally couldn't care less. Nobody established themselves as the man in his absence, so the retirement debate is irrelevant.
As for the drug test, that might be relevant if it was for the Wladimir fight, but it wasn't. So it has nothing to do with anything.
Why? Because the offer WAS NOT ACCEPTED. The AJ-Klitschko, Wilder-Whyte, and Wilder-AJ negotiations all reaffirm this.
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