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Teddy's Toupee
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
It's a rubbish eggscuse, does he really eggspect that people will eggscept this eggsplination?
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Think he is pescatarian. Well, was until he decided to try use this excuse.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 08:45Wasn’t he on a vegan diet?
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
No - he was eating eggs. I watched a video in the lead up the fight on the build up and his nutrionalist was talking about him having higher fat things like he wouldn’t normally have. He was doing him an omelette at the time. I wouldn’t have remembered it but they were showing it cut between Jr eating KFC (surprised he didn’t also test positive as apparently he was having a bucket a day).
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Pescatarian’s eat fish but not meat, they can eat eggs though. If eggs is the excuse then I’m not sure how that drug would be present when it isn’t given to U.K. chickens.maverick23 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 09:00No - he was eating eggs. I watched a video in the lead up the fight on the build up and his nutrionalist was talking about him having higher fat things like he wouldn’t normally have. He was doing him an omelette at the time. I wouldn’t have remembered it but they were showing it cut between Jr eating KFC (surprised he didn’t also test positive as apparently he was having a bucket a day).
If they can show studies that the drug can be present in eggs then I wonder if that is enough to throw doubt over the test though, if you have enough legal money behind you then it may be.
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
For some reason I read what you put as vegan!Controversial wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 09:41Pescatarian’s eat fish but not meat, they can eat eggs though. If eggs is the excuse then I’m not sure how that drug would be present when it isn’t given to U.K. chickens.maverick23 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 09:00No - he was eating eggs. I watched a video in the lead up the fight on the build up and his nutrionalist was talking about him having higher fat things like he wouldn’t normally have. He was doing him an omelette at the time. I wouldn’t have remembered it but they were showing it cut between Jr eating KFC (surprised he didn’t also test positive as apparently he was having a bucket a day).
If they can show studies that the drug can be present in eggs then I wonder if that is enough to throw doubt over the test though, if you have enough legal money behind you then it may be.
Yep - they’ll need to spend a lot of money to prove that eggs is the cause. If it means he’s cleared then they’ll see it as money well spent.
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
They'll see it as money well spent if he gets eggsonerated.maverick23 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 10:10For some reason I read what you put as vegan!Controversial wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 09:41Pescatarian’s eat fish but not meat, they can eat eggs though. If eggs is the excuse then I’m not sure how that drug would be present when it isn’t given to U.K. chickens.maverick23 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 09:00
No - he was eating eggs. I watched a video in the lead up the fight on the build up and his nutrionalist was talking about him having higher fat things like he wouldn’t normally have. He was doing him an omelette at the time. I wouldn’t have remembered it but they were showing it cut between Jr eating KFC (surprised he didn’t also test positive as apparently he was having a bucket a day).
If they can show studies that the drug can be present in eggs then I wonder if that is enough to throw doubt over the test though, if you have enough legal money behind you then it may be.
Yep - they’ll need to spend a lot of money to prove that eggs is the cause. If it means he’s cleared then they’ll see it as money well spent.
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
You win TeddyTeddy's Toupee wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 10:19They'll see it as money well spent if he gets eggsonerated.maverick23 wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 10:10For some reason I read what you put as vegan!Controversial wrote: ↑29 Oct 2022, 09:41
Pescatarian’s eat fish but not meat, they can eat eggs though. If eggs is the excuse then I’m not sure how that drug would be present when it isn’t given to U.K. chickens.
If they can show studies that the drug can be present in eggs then I wonder if that is enough to throw doubt over the test though, if you have enough legal money behind you then it may be.
Yep - they’ll need to spend a lot of money to prove that eggs is the cause. If it means he’s cleared then they’ll see it as money well spent.
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
I've just watched Simon Jordan on a 6 minute Talk Sport piece - don't now how tonpost links.
Top man Jordan, saying what everyone on this thread is saying and some more
Top man Jordan, saying what everyone on this thread is saying and some more
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Link please Bripez
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
If the boxing goes to the sh1t pan Maybe Conor could do some adverts for eggs with Edwina Currie.
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
must be that one.
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Conor is starting to show himself up now and should probably zip it. Im tired of these fighters claiming they are clean after failing a drug test. Are all these tests fake or contaminated then because that’s how it always looks. 
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Has there even been a British boxer to hold his hand up and admit anything since Larry Olubamiwo, which was now ten years ago?
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
the latest conor benn photo shoot


Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Lots of professional athletes eat eggs. How many fail tests for clomiphene as a result?
He should have accepted the failed test, serve say a two year ban, and then come back.
I think he'll continue to dig a bigger hole for himself. Those around him in the last couple of years will have a lot to answer for.
He should have accepted the failed test, serve say a two year ban, and then come back.
I think he'll continue to dig a bigger hole for himself. Those around him in the last couple of years will have a lot to answer for.
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
How many get accurately tested regularly. Would be interesting to pisstest 10000 random egg eaters and see if any fail, truth is I don’t know.kojebee wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 00:59 Lots of professional athletes eat eggs. How many fail tests for clomiphene as a result?
He should have accepted the failed test, serve say a two year ban, and then come back.
I think he'll continue to dig a bigger hole for himself. Those around him in the last couple of years will have a lot to answer for.
There’s drug testing and there’s drug testing. The nfl drug tests but 90% of them are juiced to the gills passing. NBA too. Some testing programs are designed to catch as few people as possible. Some are designed to catch as many as possible.
Ps EPL also miss on purpose in my opinion.
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
I keep saying it I honestly believe there are a lot of twists & turns to come….
Whilst with limited facts we have I can only draw one conclusion … but Team Benn seem super confident of their innocence in this horrible situation.
Whilst with limited facts we have I can only draw one conclusion … but Team Benn seem super confident of their innocence in this horrible situation.
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
team benn look like fish flailing out of water with how theyve responded, wouldnt call their response confident. and why would he drop his license if they think he'll be found innocent and have everything overturned?
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
I think they are stubbornly sticking to the mantra of repeat a lie often enough and people will believe it ..
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Fair points.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 04:23 team benn look like fish flailing out of water with how theyve responded, wouldnt call their response confident. and why would he drop his license if they think he'll be found innocent and have everything overturned?
I just got a gut feeling.
Does anyone think Benn will relent tell the truth and reveal all resulting in plenty of people being in the
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
The big issue is not so much the test but more about who knew about it and when.
This is what Simon Jordan was on about.
It looks as though the boxers, promoters, coaches, managers and BBBofC all knew about the failed test for weeks and decided amongst themselves to let the fight go ahead
It was only when the failed test became public at the last minute that the fightvwas stopped.
Makes you wonder if this type of thing has happened before and we don't know about it.
This is what Simon Jordan was on about.
It looks as though the boxers, promoters, coaches, managers and BBBofC all knew about the failed test for weeks and decided amongst themselves to let the fight go ahead
It was only when the failed test became public at the last minute that the fightvwas stopped.
Makes you wonder if this type of thing has happened before and we don't know about it.
Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Going by what I've seen from Hearn, and the Benn interviews I think there is a bit of "whataboutry" that they are trying to create by saying that only the Baord could cancel it, etcmargaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022, 04:23 team benn look like fish flailing out of water with how theyve responded, wouldnt call their response confident. and why would he drop his license if they think he'll be found innocent and have everything overturned?
I think there strategy is to throw as much stiff out there, other than the actual result and process of taking the tests, and hope that it sticks
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Re: Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Conor Benn | DAZN PPV - 8 October 2022
Benn said he went to that Dr in August.