I 100% agree. Why does it seem like some fighters either take offence at the idea of drug tests or make a big deal about it?
There are many lines of work in which the occasional drug test is mandatory. These fighters should stop acting like a request for tests is a slap in the face, and they need to stop letting pride (or whatever) get in the way. They should know that once they take the tests and come out clean, that's an added plus for their reputation.
You people act like they don't already do drug testing....they do always AND Wladimir has never tested positive.
Povetkin (the challenger) whom has kept stalling at fighting Wlad is now trying to dictate the terms of the fight.
After seeing Povetkin fight Chambers I know and am 100% certain that Povetkin has nothing for Wladimir, he doesn't punch terribly hard, his chin doesn't seem all that sturdy, and he's not big either.
all this testing request cr@p is for the birds. until the time ALL sanctioning bodies demand some sort of universal approach to testing, it will only serve to inevitably delay or kill potential fights that should happen.
So you rather have great matches with the risk of one of them or both cheating?
You rather have the line at the airport move faster with less strict checks with the risk of having someone smuggle drugs, a bomb, etc.?
Nope, but because lowering security standards raises the possibility of crime. Lower the standards of drug testings and same thing happens. You'll have bunch of boxers out there cheating as long as their opponents are paid a fat check for agreeing not to get tested.
Simple math. Make laws more strict in the airport and it will deter someone to commit a crime, therefore, lowering the possibility of a crime. Make drug tests in boxing more strict, same thing.
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