Comments Thread For: DiBella: Hard To Impose Lifetime Ban On Miller Because He Wasn't Suspended Last Time

[Smash]

Canelo has a plausible explanation for his positive test. Clenbuterol in meat is a real problem that really does exist in Mexico.

The amounts found in his system were consistent with having eaten tainted meat.

And as of today those amounts aren't even considered illegal anymore.

Just facts.

then why was he knowingly eating contaminated meat in mexico then? not a bad excuse if things do go wrong i guess if u are up to something its as good as it gets

[ShoulderRoll]

then why was he knowingly eating contaminated meat in mexico then? not a bad excuse if things do go wrong i guess if u are up to something its as good as it gets

How was he supposed to know if his meat was contaminated or not?

The only way to prevent it 100% would be to eat no meat at all from Mexico. Which is a practice he probably has adopted since then, but at the time the thought of such extreme measures likely wouldn't have even crossed his mind.

[theface07]

What a piece of total garbage Miller is. He will never learn and he will never be even a B level heavyweight without the juice. This is clear now. He should be banned for life, end of story. I don't care about the bureacracy in boxing that keeps cheaters from being prosecuted properly. He tested positive multiple times for multiple PEDS with no excuses or explanations. He didn't unknowingly ingest a PED through an energy drink, he didn't take the wrong supplement. He willingly and knowingly injected himself with PEDs.
Dibella says he knew instinctively that Miller was a cheat. Instinctively? Really Lou? Yeah it really took a lot of insight to come to the conclusion that a guy who injected himself with three different PEDS is a cheat. Way to figure that one out Lou.

[NachoMan]

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[Truth Serum]

They found trace amounts of clenbuterol in his system which were consistent with meat contamination which is a legit problem in Mexico.

There is no comparison to the Jarrell Miller situation at all.

Why didn't the much more efficient hair follicle test pick up the clenbuterol if the much more inferior blood test picked it up?