Does GGG Have a Legal Case to Sue Canelo?

[Boxing Goat]

He doesn't because there's no way to prove how he tested positive or not. I call BS on the whole deal.

[MurkaMan]

What don't you know about the Fury jive? He failed a test. And he didn't even have an excuse. Even after two years he didn't have one. He failed a test. While living and training in the U.K. which has very strict guidelines on meat and the anabolic steroid he failed the test for is not in any meat in the U.K.

He failed the test. And instead of argue his innocence, he simply retired.

At least the WBC and VADA are letting G and everyone else know now before the fight. The UKAD, let Fury fail the test in Feb., did nothing until a year later, well after the fight with Wlad. They didn't tell anyone, didn't postpone the fight, nothing. They let the fight go on and then later admitted Fury failed a test and that they kept that secret for a year. It seems like the WBC and VADA are about ten steps ahead of the other b.s. organizations. Maybe instead of vilifying them for immediately releasing the failed tests, we should be praising them for doing it now and not months after the fight. Apparently, in the UK failing tests for anabolic steroids doesn't warrant any action for at least a year.

But Wlad didnt try to sue Fury. Im saying if he sued, he would win, especially since Wlad lost.

With Canelo vs GGG, if GGG pulled out, and everyone lost money, they could sue for the money lost. Bob Arum said the same thing, if Pac or Floyd failed the test, it would be major lawsuits. Of course he didnt go into detail, I personally just put the pieces together.

[BoxingIsGreat]

Now all that's left is paying GGG. Hopefully they settle it out of court. He should get a good rep, NOT Loeffler. Someone sharp. GGG is owed a lot money!

[BoxingIsGreat]

They shouldn't rush GGG into another fight. They should digest this development fast and get GGG a good representation. What happened is not his fault. Golden Boy and Canelo should pay the man and settle out of court.