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Xplain that! It was the off season he took a drug test passed and what decided to just do just do a microscopic amt of steroids reall quick?
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Explanation: He failed a drug test. -
Imagine someone going to their P.O. and be like, "I passed the last one, doe"
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Clenbuterol? What he couldn’t even afford the undetectable stuff Mosely used?Comment
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Cop pulls me over, I blow 0.00 in the breathalyzer, so I'm good. I go get smashed and he pulls me over again a couple hours later and I blow 1.24
"I PASSED THE FIRST TEST DOE!!!"Comment
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It just means he consumed a lot of beef around the time of the failed test. Nothing more nothing less.Comment
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Erik Morales is my favorite boxer of all time.
And yet, I don't make excuses for him failing his test versus Garcia. He was long in the tooth, took a shortcut and got caught. It was fitting that he was KTFO by a punk-ass Puerto Rican like Garcia (no disrespect to my PR brothers, just to Garcia) after being caught cheating. Served him right.
Canelo got caught. Fury got caught. Berto got caught. PEDerson got caught. Miller. Whyte. Povetkin. Tarver.
Stop being fangirls and making excuses for your guy-crushes. They cheated. Move on.Comment
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A lot of you are new to boxing. Historically, PED offenses before VADA was a REPORTED post fight urine test. Heck back then there wasn’t blood testing nor random weeks or months before a fight. When a fighter got caught it’s because he pissed hot after the fight, collection. When they got flagged, shet wasn’t is nano traces back then, and yes, they were on gear IN THE RING. Hence “post fight” test. That era of boxing most stars and all the rest were waived because advanced testing didn’t make sense back then, the networks neeeded a product.
Fast forward today, guys are STILL failing post fight testing like Fury against Hammer or any boxer you can think of that got their belt revoked after a fight. That was 2015.
Or Dillian Whyte having a flag from UKAD just a couple days away from Rivas... lol
Guys like Usyk recently, in like 23 days to a fight have VADA tweeting, “We Welcome Usyk in to the program” etc...
Why not 30 days before or 45 days before or 60 days before enrollment?
So then you’ve got Canelo whom failed a test for Clen which a WADA lab Director from SMRTL said “consistent with meat contamination” and yet in 2019 WADA passed the rule for meat contamination thresholds of 2ng as long as the result is for meat contamination, like Francisco Vargas whom had double of Canelo’s amount 45 days away from his fight, not 78 days away from Canelo.
So for all these fans whom fantasize hitting a gym:
Which is the most likely advantage or ideal scenario of intentional use?
A.) Fury, post fight fail from Hammer
B.) Whyte, 2 prior days failure spotted from UKAD for the Rivas fight
C.) Big Baby Miller, weeks away with 3 banned substances
D.) Canelo’s newly waived Clen rule 78 days away half of what Francisco Vargas was waived for
E.) Tarver, RJJ, Toney; all failing post fight tests for anabolic steroids
I guess Canelo is a supersayan cause he doesn’t need gear close to his fight like most athletes cheat in all sports, on the day of the event?Last edited by Thuglife Nelo; 03-17-2020, 02:48 PM.Comment
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