Comments Thread For: WBC Prez: Jarrell Miller Would Not Enroll in Our Testing Program

[Plick647]

I'm not confused. I asked Ray a simple question for his opinion on these schemes which is run by WBC.

Whether the schemes have holes in them is another matter...

Swiss schemes!?

Ba-Da, tissh!

[KillaMane26]

This guy needs a lifetime ban asap

[aboutfkntime]

Miller knows he cannot keep up his usual pace/output without "help"

[aboutfkntime]

Alright Ray, Do you think if boxers refuse/don't sign up to these programs then they should be refused a license to box/contact sport altogether?

no

but the WBC certainly have the right to remove him from their rankings

and if you refuse/obstruct commission testing, they will likely refuse to license you

[CasperUK]

How does WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman feel about WBC HW champion Tyson Fury, refusing to register with his government's 365 Anti-Doping Agency, UKAD? I think its su****ious and ironic that Tyson submits urine to a foreign based doping agency ( VADA ), but refuses to do the same for his own country's Anti-doping organisation.

Tyson, like 'Big-Baby' Miller is exempt from a lifetime ban, like Jerrell Miller, because he ( Fury ) does not have a British boxing licence, as was the case with Fat-Baby.

What are you hiding or avoiding, Tyson?

You answered your own question.

Fury does not have a British Boxing license. So why would he enroll into UKAD when he isn't fighting in Britain?

[1hourRun]

Only you could turn an article about Jarrell Miller, 3x proven drug cheat, into Tyson Fury. Whatabboutism needs your picture next to it in the dictionary.. Lol.

Tyson Fury has violated Anti-doping multiple times, for steroids, ******* and refused to submit a urine sample to UKAD. I think peeps need to be consistent and hold these cheats to the same standard that Fat-Baby is being subjected to.

Both Miller and Fury have avoided a perma-ban by relinquishing their boxing licence, but Fat-baby does not tamper with his gloves, so I think that anyone supporting Tyson should not make comments.

[1hourRun]

You answered your own question.

Fury does not have a British Boxing license. So why would he enroll into UKAD when he isn't fighting in Britain?

You dont think Martin Carefoot had anything to do with Tyson Fury abandoning his British rights to box in his own country? Why relinquish a boxing licence? Were the fees to high? or do you pay a couple quid a year to have one?

I dont know how that works, I think I can afford one.

[techliam]

You dont think Martin Carefoot had anything to do with Tyson Fury abandoning his British rights to box in his own country? Why relinquish a boxing licence? Were the fees to high? or do you pay a couple quid a year to have one?

I dont know how that works, I think I can afford one.

Fury can fight in the UK if he wishes to, without a BBBC licence. Not sure what you mean by ‘rights to box in his own country’ as that is plain incorrect

[sammybee]

Miller is a friend of the drugs.

[1hourRun]

Fury can fight in the UK if he wishes to, without a BBBC licence. Not sure what you mean by ‘rights to box in his own country’ as that is plain incorrect

Please enlighten me. How does Tyson go about fighting without a British boxing licence, in the UK. I am under the assumption that one must have a British boxing licence to fight in the UK, and how does the BBBofC sanction a bout if a fighter does not have said documentation?

Over here in America for example, you can apply to different states for a permit, however they usually honor the ruling of other Athletic commissions in our union. However, exemptions have been made for particular fighters.

Btw, next time save the forum time and just tell us.