I don't care that Fury cheated. If it was anyone else though..
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World heavyweight champion tests positive for steroids - tainted meat excuse?!
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Originally posted by tokon View PostTyson Fury (and his cousin Hughie) both tested positive for the steroid nandrolone.
Their "defence" was the tried and tested "contaminated meat" excuse.
Not much ever gets said about it?
Just sayin' . . . .
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I used to have an admiration for uk fans but since the rise of aj they have showed they are unreasonable, now look at this. not all of them of course but u get it
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Originally posted by Cheek busting View PostAre you serious? For years there's been several articles about it, and threads here.
The Fury's DID, however, play it smart, as they got a damn good lawyer to clean up the PR image pretty nicely.
They followed procedure, and British Boxing Commission can't do shyte about a failed test until all the appeals have been filed, etc. They held it up for a while with filing motions to have evidence excluded from hearings, etc.
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Originally posted by Vinnykin View PostWRONG! there was no "contaminated meat". Nandrolone is produced endogenously (within the body) in a lot of cases. Study's have shown that eating red meat, exercising and certain supplements can cause false positive's, due to the biosynthesis of testosterone which increases the metabolites in the urine.
In the case of Nandrolone you are actually allowed 2ng/ml for men or 5ng/ml for women. Women have shown concentrations of 20ng/ml during ovulation or pregnancy.... so it is produced within the body.
“A urine specimen collected after high intensity exercise could have a higher concentration of NA”
“There is no explanation by the IOC of why the threshold concentration for NA is higher in women.”
"19-Norandrosterone (NA) is produced endogenously as an intermediate in the aromatisation of androgen to oestrogen. Intense exercise may increase its concentration in the urine. Future laboratory testing methods need to distinguish endogenous from exogenous nandrolone metabolites accurately, as this has important implications for doping control in sport"
Source: http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/36/5/325
So there was no contaminated meat, and we don't know the amounts in his system, someone taking sysnthetic nandrolone is usually 50X over the 2ng/ml limit, but false positives have been proven in many cases such as after intense exercise, after sex, eating lots of red meat etc etc
Just like Hughie miraculously started receiving the correct medical treatment for his acne after that test failure ...........
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Originally posted by tokon View PostYes, I understand all that, I just meant exactly what you said, that it's effectively just been "swept under the carpet" and never seems to be an issue anymore!
Been over three years ago..
He's been out the sport since and is just now coming back.
Like i said everyone deserves a second chance IMO and there was some shady circumstances surrounding the issue IMO..
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Originally posted by Cheek busting View PostBut i mean how long should it really be relevant?
Been over three years ago..
He's been out the sport since and is just now coming back.
Like i said everyone deserves a second chance IMO and there was some shady circumstances surrounding the issue IMO..
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