Bermane Stiverne has failed his drug test for his upcoming fight with Alexander Povetkin.
Stiverne tested positive for a banned substance called dimethyamylamine. He tested positive on November 4 under the WBC Clean Boxing Program. Stiverne has been fined $75,000 for the failed test.
The Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA), which conducts all of the WBC’s drug tests, will design a specific testing protocol for Stiverne ahead of the fight at his cost.
Bermane Stiverne admitted to taking a recovery supplement called SUPERHARM after some staff at the gym he works out in recommended it. I guess if you can't trust a staff member of a gym, who can you trust?
The winner of this bout will be the mandatory for Deontay Wilder.
Stiverne tested positive for a banned substance called dimethyamylamine. He tested positive on November 4 under the WBC Clean Boxing Program. Stiverne has been fined $75,000 for the failed test.
The Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA), which conducts all of the WBC’s drug tests, will design a specific testing protocol for Stiverne ahead of the fight at his cost.
Bermane Stiverne admitted to taking a recovery supplement called SUPERHARM after some staff at the gym he works out in recommended it. I guess if you can't trust a staff member of a gym, who can you trust?
The winner of this bout will be the mandatory for Deontay Wilder.
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