Povetkin-Wilder will have VADA testing
Posted: 06 Apr 2016, 13:26
Taking for granted that he isn't actually using...which is a big leap with any athlete these days.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
No reason to be paranoid. Povetkin's promoter Andrei Ryabinsky is an honorable man.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
or many other. look they gonne get wilder if wilder wins.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
Which "many other" are you referring to?Chepppaaa wrote:or many other. look they gonne get wilder if wilder wins.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
punchoutsb wrote:Which "many other" are you referring to?Chepppaaa wrote:or many other. look they gonne get wilder if wilder wins.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
So you have a list of three guys who failed drug tests and somehow that implies massive corruption? Browne's was sketchy because of the drug involved. Guys get popped for drugs all the time. The point of the sport is to be the best and/or make as much money as possible.Chepppaaa wrote:punchoutsb wrote:Which "many other" are you referring to?Chepppaaa wrote:
or many other. look they gonne get wilder if wilder wins.
thenigerian guy who beat kudryashov duradula
than guillermo jones
Duradola tested positive, but the WBC and corrupt anti-Russian politics let him off the hook. Russians have always been cheated by western countries in sports.Chepppaaa wrote:thenigerian guy who beat kudryashov duradula
than guillermo jones
What happened was that Clarke chased down Valeri Kharlamov and struck him with a two-hander that left the Soviets’ best player with a broken ankle.
Years later, assistant coach John Ferguson admitted: “I called Clarke over to the bench, looked over at Kharlamov and said: ‘I think he needs a tap on the ankle.’ I didn’t think twice about it. It was Us vs. Them. And Kharlamov was killing us. I mean, somebody had to do it.”
That's what I would like to see happen in the pro ranks.x2x wrote:Maybe they should just forget the whole thing and stop the drug testing because it has been so politicized and so many of the big names, and not so big names, and even child athletes, do use any performance enhancement angles that they can find, and the line between what's legal and what isn't is often very obscure, and then it comes down to who has the better trainers and medical advisers instructing then how to trick the tests.
punchoutsb wrote:That's what I would like to see happen in the pro ranks.x2x wrote:Maybe they should just forget the whole thing and stop the drug testing because it has been so politicized and so many of the big names, and not so big names, and even child athletes, do use any performance enhancement angles that they can find, and the line between what's legal and what isn't is often very obscure, and then it comes down to who has the better trainers and medical advisers instructing then how to trick the tests.
If you pop dirty as an amateur you are banned from ever receiving a pro license.
This stops the kids from doing it, and let's grown adults make their own decisions in the training room rather than a back alley.
So you're already planning to blame Povetkin if Wilder tests positive? Maybe Wilder shouldn't use any steroids, and then he won't have anything to worry about.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
Lackeos wrote:So you're already planning to blame Povetkin if Wilder tests positive? Maybe Wilder shouldn't use any steroids, and then he won't have anything to worry about.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
People who use PED's also seem to be testing positive a lot lately, so maybe Lucas Browne is one of those people.Tony1244 wrote:Lackeos wrote:So you're already planning to blame Povetkin if Wilder tests positive? Maybe Wilder shouldn't use any steroids, and then he won't have anything to worry about.Tony1244 wrote:Wilder better bring ALL of his liquids and solids to Russia with him. Hope he doesn't make the same mistake Lucas Browne did.
People seem to test positive in Eastern Europe that don't test positive anywhere else. If I was a betting man, I'd bet Lucas Browne's positive was rigged.
The alternative may well have been testing by a less credible organisation and therefore the more likely possibility of being screwed by shonksters.Horse wrote:Why did Wilder's team ask for this?
Potentially a very big mistake.
It's not too hard to pass a test without being clean. When athletes get caught it's often because of prep and planning mistakes.marvelous marv wrote:Wilder has undergone VADA testing before, this should be a none issue as WBC has this testing in place now for championship level fights.
So Povetkin is more likely cheating because Sharpova took a banned substance?Noslackgiven wrote:Povetkin is more likely to be cheating than Wilder.punchoutsb wrote:It's not too hard to pass a test without being clean. When athletes get caught it's often because of prep and planning mistakes.marvelous marv wrote:Wilder has undergone VADA testing before, this should be a none issue as WBC has this testing in place now for championship level fights.
Meldonium got Russians banned across several sports...Sharapova being the most high profile.
Logic...not even once.Noslackgiven wrote: A rash of Russians have been banned across several sports...that's why I say Povetkin is more likely to be cheating than Wilder...plus he is scared and has been stalling for a while now.