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Club Punchbowl June 2 over 6 rounds vs. TBA
http://www.worldboxingnews.net/2017/05/ ... e-2-in-nsw

Will be interesting to see how Browne bounces back.

I don't think the ranked guys will be queuing up to fight him.

Fighting Matthew Greer. Hope to see him stay active and maybe work his way up the WBO rankings with a possible shot at Parker in the next 12 months (providing Parker stays unbeaten of course).

Matthew Greer is 40 years young and has lost his past 9 fights.

Big Daddy won't need get out of 2nd gear to get the nod.

African Monkey wrote:Fighting Matthew Greer. Hope to see him stay active and maybe work his way up the WBO rankings with a possible shot at Parker in the next 12 months (providing Parker stays unbeaten of course).

And of course if Lucas stays clean.....

Grant wrote:

African Monkey wrote:Fighting Matthew Greer. Hope to see him stay active and maybe work his way up the WBO rankings with a possible shot at Parker in the next 12 months (providing Parker stays unbeaten of course).

And of course if Lucas stays clean.....

Yes that too.

only he knows the truth but if he honestly hasn't knowingly taken the 2 things he's been banned for i really feel for the guy.

hopefully he doesn't test positive for anything else and gets his chance at some top guys to see if he can claim some nice scalps.

Good luck to him. Hopefully he has learned his lesson and can climb back up the ranks legit and clean.

Look forward to Browne's return.

Two time drug cheat. Hope he gets what he deserves.

Mr. Plainview wrote:Two time drug cheat. Hope he gets what he deserves.

Gets what he deserves in what way exactly?

wants him to win world title i think :)

Once if innocent , is bad luck , twice if innocent is totaly unprofesional , ameteur boxers know what they can and cant ingest ..

He was cleared at court of the first one.

I only became aware today the show is streamed http://www.liveboxing.com.au/online-store/

Browne knocked Greer down in the first round & the referee stopped the fight when Browne knocked Greer down in the second round.

Their respective entrance were longer than the fight

Hopefully we get to see Browne Vs Haumono sometime this year.

convict wrote:Hopefully we get to see Browne Vs Haumono sometime this year.

Interesting prospect the way things stand.

convict wrote:Hopefully we get to see Browne Vs Haumono sometime this year.

That would be a mismatch for the ages. Browne would tear him apart.

Brute wrote:He was cleared at court of the first one.

He was not cleared at court.
WBA worked out a deal with Browne before ever going to court.
http://www.worldboxingnews.net/2016/09/ ... ed-in-full
WBA didn't even lift his 6 month suspension, he had to complete that before getting his WBA ranking restored.
Not because the WBA couldn't win in court but because of the fact that they needed an opponent to fight Oquendo so they can comply with a previous court order.
WBA went easy on Browne and it bit them on the behind when he promptly failed a second drug test.

Based on recent events involving potential Oquendo opponents I think Browne still has a legitimate chance at fighting Oquendo for that WBA secondary belt despite the second failed drug test.

Perseus seems to be a bush lawyer. The court agreed that the amount of the diuretic was so small it was probably from a single matter and that it would have to be used regularly for a month to be of any effect.

Interestingly diuretics are considered as the most effective treatment for high blood pressure. They got a bad name from body builders and fighters making weight in lower divisions, not relevant in professional heavyweights.

Banned drug lists are sometimes out of touch with reality. Decathlete Alex Watson was disqualified from the Seoul Olympics on a caffeine test. It was found that the test could be failed by a regular coffee drinker.

I wonder if they could get him Cojanu

Brute wrote:Perseus seems to be a bush lawyer. The court agreed that the amount of the diuretic was so small it was probably from a single matter and that it would have to be used regularly for a month to be of any effect.

Interestingly diuretics are considered as the most effective treatment for high blood pressure. They got a bad name from body builders and fighters making weight in lower divisions, not relevant in professional heavyweights.

Banned drug lists are sometimes out of touch with reality. Decathlete Alex Watson was disqualified from the Seoul Olympics on a caffeine test. It was found that the test could be failed by a regular coffee drinker.

The court didn't agree to anything, you actually have to go to court for that which they did not.
They settled beforehand which is hardly unusual.

I read the title of this thread and thought, "No -- please!
Riddick Bowe's had enough!"