Another example of WBC incompetence/corruption

[TIC]

sounds like common sense right. not for the wbc, their rule requires a need for them to prove "intentional ingestion" of a ped by a boxer

[Master]

sounds like common sense right. not for the wbc, their rule requires a need for them to prove "intentional ingestion" of a ped by a boxer

That is strict liability?

[Spicoli]

Between that and the refusal to recognize Tszyu vs Turman for the belt suddenly the wbo sounds like the adult in the room.

[TIC]

sounds like common sense right. not for the wbc, their rule requires a need for them to prove "intentional ingestion" of a ped by a boxer

That is strict liability?

it reads that way

[Master]

So a fighter has no excuses and has to take full responsibility for what he puts in his body.

That is right but I worry innocent mistakes can be made and careers tarnished which means their case needs to be heard on its individual facts and merits.

So automatic bans for life should not be the only punishment.

[TIC]

So a fighter has no excuses and has to take full responsibility for what he puts in his body.

That is right but I worry innocent mistakes can be made and careers tarnished which means their case needs to be heard on its individual facts and merits.

So automatic bans for life should not be the only punishment.

i think cases will still be heard & punishments handed out depending on the findings & test results

[TIC]

conor benn moved up from five to three in the wbc's welterweight rankings. his last fight at welter was nearly two years ago

[Master]

conor benn moved up from five to three in the wbc's welterweight rankings. his last fight at welter was nearly two years ago

The result of the appeal from the Board should be happening in a few weeks. That will dictate the future fights and career of Conor.