Why did people trash Canelo yet praise Fury?

[kafkod]

See, that's the problem. It's NOT Fury's only rule violation.

Avoided VADA pre-Klitschko fight
Tested positive for anabolic steroids.
Twice canceled the rematch against Klitschko
Twice tested positive for cocaine
Had the titles revoked
Suspended for two years
Ducked a rematch against Wilder

Now look at the facts on each list (buying judges is just a stupid thing to add) and tell me which one is worse.

Avoided VADA before klitschko? have proof?
Yeah, he tested positive for steroids and coke. I think he was out of competition when he tested positive for coke.
The suspension is a consequence of those violations. Do I need to include Canelo's 6 months suspensions to the list?
Yeah he didn't give Wilder a rematch but you can also argue that he was robbed and should be the champion.

Fury didn't avoid VADA while training for Wlad. He was tested multiple times by them and by UKAD and certified clean.

[Boxing Scene]

Canelo uses every dirty trick in the books for an advantage. That's why.

['b']

Very true. LMFAO at the clown saying Canelo is brown!

If people have to bring race into it, then Fury and Canelo are both white, by any sane standards. And they both get trashed as PED cheats a lot more than Luis Ortiz does, btw.

Now you're just straight keeping the black man down. What has Canelo done to deserve so much hate? Is this Trump's America?

['b']

We need to have a serious discussion about privilege on here

[kafkod]

Now you're just straight keeping the black man down. What has Canelo done to deserve so much hate? Is this Trump's America?

Ginger lives matter!

Viva Gingelo!

[SN!PER]

LMFAO at the clown saying Canelo is brown!

That man ain't no "canelo."

He's Raul "Azucar" Alvarez.

[kafkod]

That man ain't no "canelo."

He's Raul "Azucar" Alvarez.

The ginger ninja.

[Granath]

Avoided VADA before klitschko? have proof?
Yeah, he tested positive for steroids and coke. I think he was out of competition when he tested positive for coke.
The suspension is a consequence of those violations. Do I need to include Canelo's 6 months suspensions to the list?
Yeah he didn't give Wilder a rematch but you can also argue that he was robbed and should be the champion.

1. He wasn't in VADA prior to the Wlad fightt. This is an established fact. He tested positive for steroids prior to that fight. He certainly wasn't going to volunteer for VADA so what would you call it?

2. He tested positive again in the run up to the Klitschko rematch that he backed out of twice. He wasn't inactive, he had signed fight deals!

3. He didn't win against Wilder. No matter how much Fury fans scream about it, the result is a draw. It could be considered a fairly generous one since Fury landed only a dozen more punches AND hit the deck twice AND got 22 seconds to get up and recover from the last knockdown. But that result is what it it. Accept it and move on. The complaining about it is juvenile.

[Granath]

Fury didn't avoid VADA while training for Wlad. He was tested multiple times by them and by UKAD and certified clean.

That's 100,% incorrect. Fury did not get tested by VADA in the run up to the Klitschko fight. I suggest you do some research next time.

[turnedup]

You can't test dirty in this sport and "be vindicated" short of showing us someone held you down against your will and shot you up with needles full of ishhh. Seriously, all this vindication and why me or woah is me bullshhhh. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT IS IN YOUR BODY. This is ishhh here with all these excuses is just reaching levels of pathetic now. He tested dirty, he's gotta live with that on his resume/public record forever, same as Canelo, same as Ortiz, same as Miller, same as Morales, etc, etc, etc.