Julio Jr. vs. Andy Lee Saturday night fight/chat thread

[armin]

Question:

I know Jr. didn't provide a urine sample pre-fight. At the time, the HBO guys said that because he couldn't produce a pre-fight sample, the TX commission would be taking a sample immediately after the fight, which is apparently permitted under their rules.

I have seen a bunch of posts here about how Jr. didn't provide any sample, but haven't seen reported anywhere that he didn't provide the post-fight sample that HBO said he'd be providing. Can someone confirm (preferably with a link) that that didn't happen?

Don't know if he didn't provide one for this fight, but he didn't get tested for the rubio fight at all you can google it should be mentioned in most any article, on phone so linking is a bitch.

[shza]

Question:

I know Jr. didn't provide a urine sample pre-fight. At the time, the HBO guys said that because he couldn't produce a pre-fight sample, the TX commission would be taking a sample immediately after the fight, which is apparently permitted under their rules.

I have seen a bunch of posts here about how Jr. didn't provide any sample, but haven't seen reported anywhere that he didn't provide the post-fight sample that HBO said he'd be providing. Can someone confirm (preferably with a link) that that didn't happen?

Don't know if he didn't provide one for this fight, but he didn't get tested for the rubio fight at all you can google it should be mentioned in most any article, on phone so linking is a bitch.

I'm well aware that he didn't provide any sample for the Rubio fight. And that he got busted for diuretics previously. My question was very narrow: can someone confirm that he really did not provide a post-fight sample for the Lee fight. Numerous comments here say he provided "no sample," but the only thing I've seen or heard is that he provided no pre-fight sample. Per HBO at the time, he was going to be required to provide a post-fight sample. If he did, and it came out clean, then at least that part of the "unfair advantage" comments ought to go. (The gloves bit is obviously still extremely problematic.)