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

[1hourRun]

If it really came to it, Hearn would follow the money

But in reality, Fury would likely apply for a BBBC licence anyway. It was suspended pending investigation and he never reapplied for it. They were willing to licence him again if he passed a medical test but he chose to fight in the US instead. The legal issues weren’t between Fury and BBBC, but with UKAD which is a separate entity

The British Boxing Board of Control (BBBofC) suspended Fury in 2016 owing to "anti-doping and medical issues". UKAD and the BBBofC are a marriage, if a boxer violates UKAD Anti-Doping protocols the BBBofC must respond. I like to see Tyson get a BBBofC licence with a exemption from UKAD.

[Oshio]

WBC should address doping holistically, something to send a strong message to boxers across the classes. Currently Fury is its champion and he has an accusation on him that he is running away from. Surprisingly, no one is talking or saying anything about it

[Eff Pandas]

This is why every ABC group needs to be testing ranked guys.

[Mindgames]

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.

I hope you enjoyed the latest video of him having hes hands wrapped in front of Jay and everyone else. I do agree that the standard of punishment for drug takers is too low, but again, the article was about Miller, not Fury, not Canelo, or Evan Fields.