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Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

Why has nobody mentioned this until now!?

I remember David Haye saying he bought all his own food and drink to the Klitschko fight as he was concerned stuff given to him could be spiked. I think Fury done something similar.

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You actually sat and counted the commas ,,,,,,,,,, I am guilty of this sometimes. It's like when you're having a rant vocally and don't stop for air as much as you should

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

I think it's only 18.

BitPlayer wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

I think it's only 18.

at least he ended with a full stop....

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You always get one, don't you ? As Bruce Lee once said " don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all the heavenly glory ".

Stuarty30 wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You actually sat and counted the commas ,,,,,,,,,, I am guilty of this sometimes. It's like when you're having a rant vocally and don't stop for air as much as you should

Another one lol, some people need to get a life.

Anzi wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:
That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You actually sat and counted the commas ,,,,,,,,,, I am guilty of this sometimes. It's like when you're having a rant vocally and don't stop for air as much as you should

Another one lol, some people need to get a life.

True that playa

Anzi wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You always get one, don't you ? As Bruce Lee once said " don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all the heavenly glory ".

What heavenly glory? The only thing that was missed was you missing the other multiple threads about Browne's failed drugs test, most of which from a week or two ago. This is old news.

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:
That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You always get one, don't you ? As Bruce Lee once said " don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all the heavenly glory ".

What heavenly glory? The only thing that was missed was you missing the other multiple threads about Browne's failed drugs test, most of which from a week or two ago. This is old news.

It was meant as a joke, a bit of fun, you must have issues, there has been a write up today in the boxing news, maybe you should tell them and I knew about it before that, it is not old news, but an on going drama, is that enough commas for you ? Get a life. Full stop.

BitPlayer wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

I think it's only 18.

Deffo 19 mate (I am in work at the mo so had the time, energy and inclination to count and re-count 4 times just to be sure ! )

bripez wrote:

BitPlayer wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:
That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

I think it's only 18.

Deffo 19 mate (I am in work at the mo so had the time, energy and inclination to count and re-count 4 times just to be sure ! )

Yeah, I recounted.

Anzi wrote:

johnswan1 wrote:

Anzi wrote:Lucas Browne has Pleaded his innocence for his failed drug test after he won the WBA world Heavyweight title against Ruslan Chagaev in Chechnya, Russia on March 5th, what does not add up here, was that firstly, both Browne and his team asked for the bout to be VADA tested, secondly, he was randomly tested by VADA on February 29th, when he arrived in Chechnya, the test was both blood and urine samples, which were negative, he was later tested post fight, that was only a urine test and he failed the test, thirdly he tested positive for clenbuterol, that is used for fat burning and weight loss, strange that, for an heavyweight, who does not have a weight limit and is not the most ripped fighter anyway or the biggest, his team are investigating, as too what food or drink was given to him between the passed test and failed one, February 29th and March the 5th.

That's one of the longest sentences I've ever read, and 19 commas in a single sentence must also be a record.

You always get one, don't you ? As Bruce Lee once said " don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all the heavenly glory ".

I say the same thing to my mrs

Controversial wrote:I remember David Haye saying he bought all his own food and drink to the Klitschko fight as he was concerned stuff given to him could be spiked. I think Fury done something similar.

True, Fury seemed a bit dehydrated at the post fight press conference, did not want to touch anything.