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Quote from: stadus on September 28, 2024, 08:02:23 AM

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Ryan Garcia Getting Sued For 50-100 Million Could Deter People, Says Eddie Hearn
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2024/09/ryan-garcia-getting-sued-for-50-100-million-could-deter-people-says-eddie-hearn/

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Promoter Eddie Hearn believes that Devin Haney’s lawsuit against Ryan Garcia for 50-100 million could act as a deterrence to prevent other fighters from using performance-enhancing drugs to gain an advantage in their fights.

They made it sound righteous when it is said like this although I do agree with what they want to point out. It can prevent boxers from making the mistake of using drugs just to be a better boxer than the other.
But, I don't like the idea that it will make another boxer go broke because of the amount of money that he will pay if it's proven that he is using drugs.
Not Ryan, I know he is rich, but other boxers might not be able to afford that kind of money if they went to the same problem, and what if they don't have any idea that drugs are in their drinks or food?
If it's prevention, the boxing organization should also do its job of doing monthly check-ups for these athletes and others before they fight, just to be sure.

That’s a huge amount Ryan’s camp would have to pay if Haney wins the lawsuit. Haney has a strong chance, especially since Ryan has already been suspended for using such a substance. I guess the judge’s role will be to decide whether the $50 to $100 million claim is reasonable.

I do not thing that we can do something about it, and for sure the judge will be fair in his decision as this includes huge sums of money, and most likely he might not give that full amount if he thinks Haney deserves it.

Quote from: stadus on September 28, 2024, 08:02:23 AM

It’s definitely a deterrent, especially in big fights, because the affected party could claim such a large amount that it could wipe out a boxer’s savings. But it would be much better if the rules were improved to focus on prevention, rather than dealing with situations after the damage has already been done.

This is sports, and so it should be fair as both parties have agree to everything and it's even in a written contract. But we can't take away from Haney to file charges, that is his right. But I do not see the judges though, declaring that he is right and that he should be paid with that kind of amount. It's not going to be fair on the side of Ryan Garcia as this lawsuit might take a hit on his bank accounts and other assets.

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Quote from: livingfree on October 02, 2024, 06:15:55 PM

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It was a drama that they all feel for Garcia, it short they were all trick by Garcia. Pretending that he had mental issues prior to the fight and that's why Haney was really salty after the first knockdown and wasn't able to recover in that fight. And then the subsequent peds and now Haney is suing Ryan Garcia for punitive damage. But as fighters, if they really want, they should do a rematch again, and then go home with both of them taking big paycheck.

Haha. Other boxers that likes to have drama will copy what Garcia has done. But it's true that if it can't be settled by suing which there is sort of deception believed by Haney.

To settle everything, a rematch is indeed going to solve this case and everyone will see and even himself and Garcia will prove who's the real winner for this bout.

But then, the sports industry is starting to become part of the entertainment industry now.

Sad but there, boxing is really a business now, and it seems to be turning into entertainment. However, I still believed that with the participation of the power broker in Saudi, boxing can be save as he wanted to put up the best show and fight. So entertainment + big fights = win for us boxing fans.

That's why it's better to really settle their difference or a rematch should be made and not on the court of law, it should be in the ring.

I don't know what the Haney's wanted to proved him, they should really accept that Devin take that L and he should be fighting again to stay active. But it seems that he is hell bend on avenging his lost thru filing of the charges and asking huge money in return.

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Quote from: OgNasty on October 02, 2024, 06:38:01 PM

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It was a drama that they all feel for Garcia, it short they were all trick by Garcia. Pretending that he had mental issues prior to the fight and that's why Haney was really salty after the first knockdown and wasn't able to recover in that fight. And then the subsequent peds and now Haney is suing Ryan Garcia for punitive damage. But as fighters, if they really want, they should do a rematch again, and then go home with both of them taking big paycheck.

Haha. Other boxers that likes to have drama will copy what Garcia has done. But it's true that if it can't be settled by suing which there is sort of deception believed by Haney.

To settle everything, a rematch is indeed going to solve this case and everyone will see and even himself and Garcia will prove who's the real winner for this bout.

But then, the sports industry is starting to become part of the entertainment industry now.

Ryan Garcia beat him so badly that I’m not sure even if he was on steroids that Haney could beat him while they are both clean. I don’t think we’ll see a rematch of this fight, but you never know. There seem to be some fans who want to see it. Personally I’d rather see Garcia take the influencer route and box Logan Paul.

If we will have a poll here, I think everyone could be in the majority that Ryan Garcia will beat him if he is clean. He was weight drain at 135 lbs and there are rehydration clause when he fought Tank Davis and lost badly.

But at 140 lbs, he looks very healthy and doesn't have to worry about any rehydration clause and that's why he had so much power in this fight and looks big during the fight night itself. So it might be the same result if they fight again with no peds in between.

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Quote from: stadus on September 28, 2024, 08:02:23 AM

It’s definitely a deterrent, especially in big fights, because the affected party could claim such a large amount that it could wipe out a boxer’s savings. But it would be much better if the rules were improved to focus on prevention, rather than dealing with situations after the damage has already been done.

Spot on! You said it perfectly.
The organization can actually prevent it and no boxer can step on the ring while they still have drugs in their system if only they would also do their job on checking them first which I don't think is an expensive thing to do. Plus, it would keep the boxing matches fair for both parties and it should be mandatory and no one can say no to it.

Quote from: Fredomago on September 28, 2024, 11:01:24 AM

I agree to that, it's better to focus and improves such rules before things happened instead of bringing things after the damage already been done, it's affects both finances and the fame of the sued fighters, if ever Ryan loses this case for sure that huge amount of money will suck his savings and surely will ruined him especially that there's already a history like what I said both financially and emotionally Ryan will be affected of this possible outcome.

Yeah, recent things that are happening to him are already affecting him mentally, and now this. It will be a big smash to his mental state if he ever gets broke or worse if he will be in debt if Haney wins the case. This should not happen to boxers and the organization has some fault here too.

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Quote from: livingfree on October 02, 2024, 06:15:55 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on October 02, 2024, 03:57:26 PM

It was a drama that they all feel for Garcia, it short they were all trick by Garcia. Pretending that he had mental issues prior to the fight and that's why Haney was really salty after the first knockdown and wasn't able to recover in that fight. And then the subsequent peds and now Haney is suing Ryan Garcia for punitive damage. But as fighters, if they really want, they should do a rematch again, and then go home with both of them taking big paycheck.

Haha. Other boxers that likes to have drama will copy what Garcia has done. But it's true that if it can't be settled by suing which there is sort of deception believed by Haney.

To settle everything, a rematch is indeed going to solve this case and everyone will see and even himself and Garcia will prove who's the real winner for this bout.

But then, the sports industry is starting to become part of the entertainment industry now.

Ryan Garcia beat him so badly that I’m not sure even if he was on steroids that Haney could beat him while they are both clean. I don’t think we’ll see a rematch of this fight, but you never know. There seem to be some fans who want to see it. Personally I’d rather see Garcia take the influencer route and box Logan Paul.

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Quote from: Kemarit on October 02, 2024, 03:57:26 PM

It was a drama that they all feel for Garcia, it short they were all trick by Garcia. Pretending that he had mental issues prior to the fight and that's why Haney was really salty after the first knockdown and wasn't able to recover in that fight. And then the subsequent peds and now Haney is suing Ryan Garcia for punitive damage. But as fighters, if they really want, they should do a rematch again, and then go home with both of them taking big paycheck.

Haha. Other boxers that likes to have drama will copy what Garcia has done. But it's true that if it can't be settled by suing which there is sort of deception believed by Haney.

To settle everything, a rematch is indeed going to solve this case and everyone will see and even himself and Garcia will prove who's the real winner for this bout.

But then, the sports industry is starting to become part of the entertainment industry now.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 30, 2024, 10:21:06 PM

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 28, 2024, 08:55:04 PM

This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

And that is the ironic part isn't it? When we thought that Ryan is somewhat the boxer that has mental problems, and he did admit it before. But now, after this lawsuit from Haney, it's seems the other way around.

So it becomes hilarious to us to see him really trying to erase his defeat from Ryan Garcia by suing him. He is mentally rekt by the first lost of his career that until know, he can't accept his defeat and I do agree that even without steroids, I think Ryan might have defeat him in the same fashion, via knockout or a multiple knockdowns.

Agreed! This is making it appear very much like all of the mental illness of King Ry was transferred to Devin Haney after every punch on Haney's head. Boxing is a type of mental therapy for King Ry heheehh.

And if you look at it, Haney seems to be worst than Ryan when Garcia has this mental breakdown. It was reported that during his training session with Reynoso when he was still his trainer, Garcia broke down and cry. But we are not sure what emotions was shown by Haney when he lost. It's that after that Ryan was handed the suspension on his allegedly PED used that Haney went into public and attacking Ryan whenever he will be interviewed.

Now, it's even worst when he goes to the court and files cases against Ryan Garcia for defeating him and asking millions. So most likely, Haney should have the mental illness of Ryan Garcia and put it to the next level. Garcia just acting up strange in public, even thrashing hotels, but not suing anyone that he believed cause him his mental problems.

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Haney is one boxer that is full of pride, Remember before the Ryan Garcia fight he wanted to be the next Floyd Mayweather or better, and after what happened he cannot move on because his first loss, which is a big embarrassment, is something that haunts him even in his dream.

If Haney is in the right state of mind and he wants to get even, he will just move on box again and win impressively against a tough opponent while waiting for Ryan Garcia to fight again because of a one year ban, He cannot move on unless he beat Garcia in the same fashion as Garcia beat him.

A kind of ego where instead pushing yourself harder and try to reclaim your glory you choose to do it in a shortcut, suing Garcia to get his belt back, something that will lead him to erase that embarrassment in paper but fans and viewers witness that fight and there's nothing he can do to remove that he got defeated in an embrassing way.

Only when they make a rematch and he win even not in same way but a win is a win, not in terms of suing your opponent's after losing a fight.

I see some news and also rumors stating that both fighters are in trouble that they are facing each other, even both of them blame each other but there is no official statement about rematch for them in the future and Garcia himself also stated the same thing where he will not fight Haney again.

I think Garcia wanted to fight Haney again in the future and show that it's no fluke. He was accused and caught with peds in his system although he deny it vehemently but the Athletic commission find him guilty. It was Haney who doesn't want to fight Garcia because of this and obviously can't accept it.

Quote from: Hirose UK on October 02, 2024, 07:08:32 AM

Moreover their previous fight was also filled with drama and maybe that why Garcia prefers not to realize the rematch, now everything is clear and we may not be able to see fight that can really determine who the winner is in the future.
Moreover Garcia has also had some problems such as being fired and also banned from fighting and Haney himself decided to take break and this will be long enough time for them to be able to resolve everything better and there are no problems like what is happening now.

It was a drama that they all feel for Garcia, it short they were all trick by Garcia. Pretending that he had mental issues prior to the fight and that's why Haney was really salty after the first knockdown and wasn't able to recover in that fight. And then the subsequent peds and now Haney is suing Ryan Garcia for punitive damage. But as fighters, if they really want, they should do a rematch again, and then go home with both of them taking big paycheck.

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Quote from: Fredomago on September 30, 2024, 09:40:10 PM

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Haney is one boxer that is full of pride, Remember before the Ryan Garcia fight he wanted to be the next Floyd Mayweather or better, and after what happened he cannot move on because his first loss, which is a big embarrassment, is something that haunts him even in his dream.

If Haney is in the right state of mind and he wants to get even, he will just move on box again and win impressively against a tough opponent while waiting for Ryan Garcia to fight again because of a one year ban, He cannot move on unless he beat Garcia in the same fashion as Garcia beat him.

A kind of ego where instead pushing yourself harder and try to reclaim your glory you choose to do it in a shortcut, suing Garcia to get his belt back, something that will lead him to erase that embarrassment in paper but fans and viewers witness that fight and there's nothing he can do to remove that he got defeated in an embrassing way.

Only when they make a rematch and he win even not in same way but a win is a win, not in terms of suing your opponent's after losing a fight.

I see some news and also rumors stating that both fighters are in trouble that they are facing each other, even both of them blame each other but there is no official statement about rematch for them in the future and Garcia himself also stated the same thing where he will not fight Haney again.
Moreover their previous fight was also filled with drama and maybe that why Garcia prefers not to realize the rematch, now everything is clear and we may not be able to see fight that can really determine who the winner is in the future.
Moreover Garcia has also had some problems such as being fired and also banned from fighting and Haney himself decided to take break and this will be long enough time for them to be able to resolve everything better and there are no problems like what is happening now.

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This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

And that is the ironic part isn't it? When we thought that Ryan is somewhat the boxer that has mental problems, and he did admit it before. But now, after this lawsuit from Haney, it's seems the other way around.

So it becomes hilarious to us to see him really trying to erase his defeat from Ryan Garcia by suing him. He is mentally rekt by the first lost of his career that until know, he can't accept his defeat and I do agree that even without steroids, I think Ryan might have defeat him in the same fashion, via knockout or a multiple knockdowns.

Agreed! This is making it appear very much like all of the mental illness of King Ry was transferred to Devin Haney after every punch on Haney's head. Boxing is a type of mental therapy for King Ry heheehh.

Also, on the question if King Ry used steroids. Uncle Dana mentioned that his team in the UFC are speculating that from their expeience, this might be a contaminated supplement. Uncle Dana also mentioned that if his legal team handled this issue, King Ry would never be declared as a steroid user based on the argument that this is caused be a contaminated supplement.

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Quote from: coin-investor on September 30, 2024, 10:34:31 AM

Haney is one boxer that is full of pride, Remember before the Ryan Garcia fight he wanted to be the next Floyd Mayweather or better, and after what happened he cannot move on because his first loss, which is a big embarrassment, is something that haunts him even in his dream.

If Haney is in the right state of mind and he wants to get even, he will just move on box again and win impressively against a tough opponent while waiting for Ryan Garcia to fight again because of a one year ban, He cannot move on unless he beat Garcia in the same fashion as Garcia beat him.

A kind of ego where instead pushing yourself harder and try to reclaim your glory you choose to do it in a shortcut, suing Garcia to get his belt back, something that will lead him to erase that embarrassment in paper but fans and viewers witness that fight and there's nothing he can do to remove that he got defeated in an embrassing way.

Only when they make a rematch and he win even not in same way but a win is a win, not in terms of suing your opponent's after losing a fight.

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Quote from: Kemarit on September 30, 2024, 05:55:06 AM

Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 28, 2024, 08:55:04 PM

This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

And that is the ironic part isn't it? When we thought that Ryan is somewhat the boxer that has mental problems, and he did admit it before. But now, after this lawsuit from Haney, it's seems the other way around.

So it becomes hilarious to us to see him really trying to erase his defeat from Ryan Garcia by suing him. He is mentally rekt by the first lost of his career that until know, he can't accept his defeat and I do agree that even without steroids, I think Ryan might have defeat him in the same fashion, via knockout or a multiple knockdowns.

I think it's hard to say if this case will be won by Ryan Garcia because after all the use of streoid is the most prohibited thing by the sports committee so far, before the fight started actually Garcia was indeed the favorite to be able to win the fight but we also can't deny that the use of steroids actually increases his stamina more strongly than Devin Haney, While it may be inevitable that Devin also used steroids, but we can't claim that this happened if he was not proven to use , whereas Garcia tested positive for them after he was caught by the anti-doping committee.
The case has now moved on and made its way to the court for the eastern district of New York where the fight was played previously, Moreover, it is reported that currently a statement of steroid use has been signed by Garcia, so it is likely that Devin Haney will be able to win lawsuit, including being declared the winner of the controversial fight later.

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Quote from: Kemarit on September 30, 2024, 05:55:06 AM

Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 28, 2024, 08:55:04 PM

This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

And that is the ironic part isn't it? When we thought that Ryan is somewhat the boxer that has mental problems, and he did admit it before. But now, after this lawsuit from Haney, it's seems the other way around.

So it becomes hilarious to us to see him really trying to erase his defeat from Ryan Garcia by suing him. He is mentally rekt by the first lost of his career that until know, he can't accept his defeat and I do agree that even without steroids, I think Ryan might have defeat him in the same fashion, via knockout or a multiple knockdowns.

Haney is one boxer that is full of pride, Remember before the Ryan Garcia fight he wanted to be the next Floyd Mayweather or better, and after what happened he cannot move on because his first loss, which is a big embarrassment, is something that haunts him even in his dream.

If Haney is in the right state of mind and he wants to get even, he will just move on box again and win impressively against a tough opponent while waiting for Ryan Garcia to fight again because of a one year ban, He cannot move on unless he beat Garcia in the same fashion as Garcia beat him.

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Ryan Garcia Getting Sued For 50-100 Million Could Deter People, Says Eddie Hearn
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2024/09/ryan-garcia-getting-sued-for-50-100-million-could-deter-people-says-eddie-hearn/

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Promoter Eddie Hearn believes that Devin Haney’s lawsuit against Ryan Garcia for 50-100 million could act as a deterrence to prevent other fighters from using performance-enhancing drugs to gain an advantage in their fights.

They made it sound righteous when it is said like this although I do agree with what they want to point out. It can prevent boxers from making the mistake of using drugs just to be a better boxer than the other.
But, I don't like the idea that it will make another boxer go broke because of the amount of money that he will pay if it's proven that he is using drugs.
Not Ryan, I know he is rich, but other boxers might not be able to afford that kind of money if they went to the same problem, and what if they don't have any idea that drugs are in their drinks or food?
If it's prevention, the boxing organization should also do its job of doing monthly check-ups for these athletes and others before they fight, just to be sure.

That’s a huge amount Ryan’s camp would have to pay if Haney wins the lawsuit. Haney has a strong chance, especially since Ryan has already been suspended for using such a substance. I guess the judge’s role will be to decide whether the $50 to $100 million claim is reasonable.

It’s definitely a deterrent, especially in big fights, because the affected party could claim such a large amount that it could wipe out a boxer’s savings. But it would be much better if the rules were improved to focus on prevention, rather than dealing with situations after the damage has already been done.

Not sure if he is going to win though, I mean just think about it, he already accepted this fight, got his money from Ryan and the guaranteed price and what's left on the PPV sales. So it have been settled already, he lost the fight.

But after that, when Garcia was caught with supposedly peds, Haney acting odd, like he wanted to make sure that he will get his that lose and remain undefeated. But what's crazy to hear is him filing a case and asking for a lot of money.

I wouldn't be surprised if this is going to be dismissed by the judge.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 28, 2024, 08:55:04 PM

This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

And that is the ironic part isn't it? When we thought that Ryan is somewhat the boxer that has mental problems, and he did admit it before. But now, after this lawsuit from Haney, it's seems the other way around.

So it becomes hilarious to us to see him really trying to erase his defeat from Ryan Garcia by suing him. He is mentally rekt by the first lost of his career that until know, he can't accept his defeat and I do agree that even without steroids, I think Ryan might have defeat him in the same fashion, via knockout or a multiple knockdowns.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 28, 2024, 08:55:04 PM

This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

Mark Hunt also sued Brock Lesnar and the UFC for something similar and it went nowhere despite attempting for many years but it was always tossed out. Garcia was already fined by the commission and had to forfeit some of his purse. I don’t see this lawsuit going anywhere. $100 million is more than what Ryan even earned and I don’t know what evidence Haney could submit to prove that Ryan doped intentionally. If they somehow ruled in Haney’s favor, it would open a can of worms and there would be countless athletes looking for an easy payday.

Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 30, 2024, 12:06:21 AM

Are you implying that I was arguing that only King Ry has done the testing? This is very much headshaking if you imply this. What I am implying is much of these athletes are taking steroids and other types of performance enhancing drugs. Also, do you know where much of these performance enhancing drugs are rumored of being tested without being detected? The Olympics and China is rumored to have one of the most biggest secret performance enhancing drugs programs in the world.

And I believe some of the countries that won the most medals also had the most TUEs. PED use is rampant but sometimes the rules are bent in favor of powerful countries.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 28, 2024, 08:55:04 PM

This Eddie Hearn is creating a storyline to make it appear that this boxer Devin Haney, who has a contract under his promotion, is not suing King Ry only for money and anger heheheh. Also, everyone who agrees to Eddie Hearn are clearly only making replies in this thread. Boxing is the most corrupt sport and it appears that if Hearn has declared that there are boxers who are using steroids then this certainly also implies that Devin Haney might have also used steroids in his fight against King Ry. However, the comedy ending for Devin Haney is even if he used steroids, he was destroyed. This might be why the mind of Haney has not recovered on King Ry heheheheh.

I believe that test wasn’t only done for Ryan Garcia, which got messed up with the PED issue... Haney’s actions have already caused a lot of damage to Ryan’s career. He faced a one-year suspension and now could be looking at a $50 to $100 million lawsuit. It would be foolish if only Haney’s camp made demands while Ryan’s side just complied. It’s safe to assume Haney was clean before and after the fight when tested, which is why he’s so confident in pushing this case and trying to get money from Ryan Garcia.

Are you implying that I was arguing that only King Ry has done the testing? This is very much headshaking if you imply this. What I am implying is much of these athletes are taking steroids and other types of performance enhancing drugs. Also, do you know where much of these performance enhancing drugs are rumored of being tested without being detected? The Olympics and China is rumored to have one of the most biggest secret performance enhancing drugs programs in the world.

Also, do you remember Lance Armstrong the cyclist? He would not be exposed of using steroids if the whistleblower did not tell the antidoping agency in America. Lance Armstrong was using steroids for many years before being captured. I reckon it would not be very shocking if Devin Haney is also using steroids.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on September 27, 2024, 12:32:22 AM

@I_Anime. It appears that you are not updated on the occurrences in the cryptospace if your only source of information is only this forum and some cryptonews websites. The entertaining news updates are on social media heheheh.

Also, the creation of this cryptofight night was on 2021 during the coronavirus pandemic. The first influencer fight was between 2 cryptowhales loomdart and rookieXBT after they had a very long argument in social media that made them very angry.

rookieXBT left, loomdart right

You are right mate , well I didn't even know that such events do happen in this space mennn I got alot to learn . After I saw the other day that's when I made some digging (research) concerning and found out that was due to clashes of two whales il, well I will still make more research about and try to be updated more and thanks mate for the enlightenment.

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