Lucas Brown Passes Polygraph

[koolkc107]

Hatton Promotions has confirmed that on 15 April 2016 Lucas Browne
undertook an independent polygraph test. This is a test often referred
to and commonly known as a “lie detector” test.



https://www.boxingnewsandviews.com/2016 ... tor-12115/

[ttornado]

He should be concentrating on explaining why he pissed dirty, not learning how to pass a polygraph.

[koolkc107]

He should be concentrating on explaining why he pissed dirty, not learning how to pass a polygraph.

The test he passed less than a week before the fight coupled with this?

I'd say he IS EXPLAINING IT.

[Horse]

He should be concentrating on explaining why he pissed dirty, not learning how to pass a polygraph.

Why does he need to concentrate to explain that?

What do you mean?

[brilo33]

has jeremy kyle confirmed that

[jamesmcdonnell]

Thing is polygraph only he proves he didn't knowingly take it, but that's not a defence for failing a drug test. Well not usually anyway. Polygraphs aren't even admissible in court anyway, so not sure it has any real bearing on anything.

[Taki...]

A polygraph? Inadmissible in court for a reason. He must be desperate. Browne's just going to have to eat this one.

[greg]

...in a legal sense it proves nothing...

[diddy]

Oh goodie.

Still guilty.

[Stevieb8006]

It's a full house....

[handsofstone]

I think even Browne has accepted his piss was dirty but that doesnt mean he knowingly took PEDs,i know Haye and Fury played it safe over there but its ridculous that they should even have to,maybe the sanctioning bodies should think twice before allowing fights to take place over that end

Cant say for sure but i dont believe for a minute he's guilty of juicing,its a stitch up IMHO

[BitPlayer]

Polygraphs are fairly easy to cheat, there's a reason you can't submit them in court, so don't put much weight on this. And I think he is likely innocent.

[ttornado]

Why does he need to concentrate to explain that?

What do you mean?

I mean he needs to explain why he pissed dirty if doesn't want a ban.

[Horse]

I mean he needs to explain why he pissed dirty if doesn't want a ban.

His food or drink was spiked.

Chechnya is as dodgy as heck.

[ttornado]

His food or drink was spiked.

Which is possible but he needs to provide evidence.

[Wales]

Is there a video, or pic of the lie detector test? Dont doubt for a minute theyre lying, but all ive seen is

"hatton promotions can confirm Lucas Bronwne passed..."

[koolkc107]

I don't think they'd roll out with this knowing they could be called on it.

Actually, I think they are betting on the sanctioning body thinking it might be a bluff.

I don't doubt for a minute he did indeed pass the polygraph.

[Wales]

I don't think they'd roll out with this knowing they could be called on it.

Actually, I think they are betting on the sanctioning body thinking it might be a bluff.

I don't doubt for a minute he did indeed pass the polygraph.

Neither do i to be honest. Just putting myself in their shoes id provide evidence with the statement.

[tigermoth87]

I honestly think Browne is telling the truth here. He didn't willingly take PEDs. He either had something slipped to him without his knowledge OR, someone on his team fucked up and gave him something containing it.

The guy himself though, I think is innocent.

[stujones]

Although the only confirmation we have had that Browne took a polygraph (let alone passed it) is by Browne himself.

However, if he did take a Polygraph and he did pass this, what this does mean is that the placebo aspect of taking PED wasn't a factor here.

[Boxerbeetle]

I do believe Browne is innocent of deliberately taking PEDs, but passing a polygraph is totally irrelevant imo.

[Rob3_142]

Brown passing the polygraph says that he has unwillingly had PED's in his system which indicates that he has not cheated (cheating being a premeditated action). That said, he won't escape a ban, but I'm hoping the anti-doping association would take into account the fact he was not responsible for the failed test, and perhaps reduce his ban (I know you can learn to pass a polygraph, but it's far fetched to believe that Brown has just learnt how to do that overnight).

Secondly, if Brown has been spiked, or given a tainted bottle of water or something, there seriously needs to be an investigation into the security of the event. It also has to raise the question the suitability of somewhere like Chechnya for international boxing, that they have people running around and sabotaging evidence etc. The onus cannot solely rest on Brown and his team.

[Sklar]

[Sklar]

Steve might not be smiling so much when Lucas is on the show. Might think his job is in jeopardy.