As usual gilgamesh, you don't know WTF you're talking about...gilgamesh wrote:Actually neither time it turned out to be wrong. You keep claiming that WADA or WBC cleared him of his failed tests, and that's a lie.asdfjkl wrote:Well, sorry but Povetkin was claimed to be positive twice and both times it turned out to be wrong and meanwhile Stiverne hasn't been tested positive as far as I know, just busted live in the act drinking all kind of illegal substances. So remarkeble, of all the moments exactly when he get's tested the guy sees him drinking illegal stuff. And Wilder has never been tested positive either, somehow his car is full of drugs. On top of all that, the lab who "tested" Povetkin is currently suspended, very very remarkeble...crusader wrote:They may not, but why should that preclude him from a ranking? They haven't fought guys like Ortiz (also a positive tester), Parker, or each other...those fights are merely ideas at this point.
There's so much evidence that suggests Povetkin is innocent and there's so much evidence that suggests Wilder is taking all the drugs he wants.
To me it seems like a big show that doesn't make any sense. Whoever fits in the perfect story doesn't get busted, whoever doesn't fit in the perfect story get's busted. It reminds me about Lance Armstrong and all the stories around him.
There were NO failed tests in the Wilder fight.. All of his tests passed according to both WADA and VADA.. The WBC and VADA claimed that because he had a trace of Meldonium that was less than 1/14th the allowable concentration an "investigation" had to happen.. Also VADA never mentioned that Povetkin passed the test they just kept saying he was "positive" for Meldonium which was a lie.. Because a positive test means you're over the allowable concentration.. Then they did his B Sample to smear him further also saying it was "positive" and never saying he passed it with less than 1/4th the allowable concentration.. They were out to get him.
Many months later after their long drawn out investigation they finally had to admit Povetkin passed all his tests for Wilder but they made him do a boxoff with Bermane Stiverne and do dozens of test he had to pay for... Stiverne failed drug tests but those were swept under the rug and he was allowed to fight... The day before the Stiverne test VADA claimed Povetkin had 1/10th of a nanogram of Ostarine in his system after he passed dozens of tests.. That level is so minute it can't be proven or disproven by other tests..
They claimed there was no minimum level for Ostarine, but that amount could not help you in any way,.. and did the same thing to Lucian Bute and Lucas Browne, both foreigners who say they never took any illegal products and don't understand the test results.