"It is unlikely Browne intentionally or voluntarily ingested clenbuterol in a single small dose in the days leading up to the fight as it would not have gained an advantage, especially in the heavyweight division "
Newspaper says "WBA says it's unlikely Browne intentionally digested the drug as he would not have gained an advantage "
Somehow the second quote is more sinister
"would not have gained an advantage" is common to both statements
The matter is now done with and Browne will contest the title in his next fight
Whatever the ABC title status, Oquendo will be close to 44 when this probably happens, hasn't won a meaningful fight in years, and is usually terrible to watch; I'll be skipping this one.
nitro5912 wrote:Does anyone know who the wba top 10 are?
A certain Mr hate isn't in the top 10 or just behind oquendo is he??
Oquendo is ranked No.4. Haye is ranked No.5
Haye is obviously keeping his options open at the moment. That's why he hasn't signed to fight Briggs.
Browne and Oquendo have been ordered by the WBA to fight within 120 days for the belt. If Oquendo is unable to - and he is coming off a longterm injury and there must be some doubt - Haye may well get the gig.
