Bandog wrote: ↑03 Dec 2019, 22:22
Like I said (and I did read the bogus BS) it really means nothing other than trying to restore Canelo's reputation. A 6 month ban for someone that only fights twice a year at the most is NOT a punishment. Are they going to repay him what he lost as far as revenue? No, wait, he didn't lose any.
If the OP wants attention that bad, post articles or opinions that are somewhat meaningful.
You clearly didn't read the article when you submitted your initial response.
Canelo's suspension resulted in him being inactive for 364 days, due to the cancellation of the GGG bout. Golovkin and Alvarez missed-out on a payday. This is a fact!
Changes to the WADA code in relation to clenbuterol is significant has a huge impact on the sport of boxing, due to so many fighters testing positive for this banned substance.
