Multiple British fighters not enrolled in WBC CBP

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Andrew
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Multiple British fighters not enrolled in WBC CBP

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Saw this earlier and thought it was worth sharing.

In case you didn't know this is a new thing the WBC have brought in with VADA. That every ranked fighter must sign up to 24/7 365 VADA drug testing. As much as I can slate the WBC this is very good for boxing and the others really need to implement this.

Yesterday they shared a list of fighters who have been sent out invitations but not signed up yet. If they don't then they will be removed from the next lot of rankings in a couple of weeks. If anyone hasn't already noticed fighters boxrec profiles do highlight if they are in it.

What does dissapoint me is that there are a fair few British fighters on this list ( some have commented on this topic on Twitter). There's no excuses for this and I don't want to hear the "oh but they are not going for a WBC title"

Well Kell Brook, Eubank Jr, George Groves Scott Quigg just to name a few are signed up and are not going the "WBC route" so that argument is completely invalid. I think Brook has actually voluntarily signed up for this which is setting an excellent example. Joseph Parker did the same as well.

Here is the list.

http://www.BS.com/wbc-reveal-l ... ng--113051
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Has big AJ signed up yet? i smell a rat with that guy, he is so big and blown up
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I was just going to make a similar thread.

I am just getting into twitter and follow Pauli Malignaggi - there are some comments I didn't understand about Eggigngton not signing up for this drug testing ahead of their fight.

I wonder if Haye and Boomer will be tested?

I am not even gonna bother commenting about Joshua or Tyson/Hughie Fury.
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chrisnew86 wrote:Has big AJ signed up yet? i smell a rat with that guy, he is so big and blown up
This'll have a few shitting themselves
Not saying AJ is one of those but we'll soon find out

This could be great for clearing out the cheats and making the sport cleaner
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Some big names on that list.

Excellent news and hopefully the other governing bodies will follow.
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End the war on drugs!

Leave them alone.
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davie wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:Has big AJ signed up yet? i smell a rat with that guy, he is so big and blown up
This'll have a few shitting themselves
Not saying AJ is one of those but we'll soon find out

This could be great for clearing out the cheats and making the sport cleaner
AJ does not have to sign up because he is IBF champion.

This is only for WBC ranked fighters and the above have all been invited. Joseph Parker didn't have to though but his promotional team said it was important they did because they strongly believe in a clean sport.

If Anthony Joshua was the role model sky are portraying him to be then he would do this to set an example to others.
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bripez wrote:I was just going to make a similar thread.

I am just getting into twitter and follow Pauli Malignaggi - there are some comments I didn't understand about Eggigngton not signing up for this drug testing ahead of their fight.

I wonder if Haye and Boomer will be tested?

I am not even gonna bother commenting about Joshua or Tyson/Hughie Fury.
Bellew is in the CBP because he is WBC cruiserweight champion.
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Naandrew wrote:
davie wrote:
chrisnew86 wrote:Has big AJ signed up yet? i smell a rat with that guy, he is so big and blown up
This'll have a few shitting themselves
Not saying AJ is one of those but we'll soon find out

This could be great for clearing out the cheats and making the sport cleaner
AJ does not have to sign up because he is IBF champion.

This is only for WBC ranked fighters and the above have all been invited. Joseph Parker didn't have to though but his promotional team said it was important they did because they strongly believe in a clean sport.

If Anthony Joshua was the role model sky are portraying him to be then he would do this to set an example to others.
Don't hold your breath
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Naandrew wrote:If Anthony Joshua was the role model sky are portraying him to be then he would do this to set an example to others.
And show that he is a subordinate wiener-man?
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Why should boxers not ranked by the WBC have to actively volunteer to join the programme? Effing ridiculous. It should be mandatory for all world ranked boxers, regardless of alphabet organisation.
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Naandrew wrote:
bripez wrote:I was just going to make a similar thread.

I am just getting into twitter and follow Pauli Malignaggi - there are some comments I didn't understand about Eggigngton not signing up for this drug testing ahead of their fight.

I wonder if Haye and Boomer will be tested?

I am not even gonna bother commenting about Joshua or Tyson/Hughie Fury.
Bellew is in the CBP because he is WBC cruiserweight champion.
Not a chance Bellew is on roids anyway. He looks like the cleanest British fighter for sure.
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Boxerbeetle wrote:Why should boxers not ranked by the WBC have to actively volunteer to join the programme? Effing ridiculous. It should be mandatory for all world ranked boxers, regardless of alphabet organisation.
This. It's not good that it took the WBC this long to put a coherent programme in place, but even worse that the other 3 organisation haven't bothered to follow suit.
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SAPFO wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
bripez wrote:I was just going to make a similar thread.

I am just getting into twitter and follow Pauli Malignaggi - there are some comments I didn't understand about Eggigngton not signing up for this drug testing ahead of their fight.

I wonder if Haye and Boomer will be tested?

I am not even gonna bother commenting about Joshua or Tyson/Hughie Fury.
Bellew is in the CBP because he is WBC cruiserweight champion.
Not a chance Bellew is on roids anyway. He looks like the cleanest British fighter for sure.
Whilst I definitely don't think Bellew is on gear the eye test doesn't always work.

Tyson Fury has failed a test for PEDs and Erkan Teper isn't exactly in good shape.
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ElJefe wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:Why should boxers not ranked by the WBC have to actively volunteer to join the programme? Effing ridiculous. It should be mandatory for all world ranked boxers, regardless of alphabet organisation.
This. It's not good that it took the WBC this long to put a coherent programme in place, but even worse that the other 3 organisation haven't bothered to follow suit.
Totally the WBA, IBF and WBO need to do this ASAP
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