Shane Mosley is on Twitter trying to defend Canelo and ppl are going in on him...threatening to KO Liam Smith too lol
CANELO JUST FAILED A DRUG TEST... :-/
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Black_Jesus
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Has NSAC made a ruling yet?
The important thing is his peers know that Canelo is on some bullshyt....by his peers he will be judged. 
Welcome to random year round testing Clenelo
Welcome to random year round testing Clenelo
Talk to em USS
HamAndEgger
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Remember this...
Canelo, Smith No Longer VADA Testing - No Cause For Concern
By Jake Donovan
The September 17 super welterweight title fight between unbeaten defending beltholder Liam Smith and former two-division champ Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez will no longer carry VADA (Voluntary Anti-Doping Association) random drug testing.
The reason, however, is barely a ripple in the proverbial pond and no cause for alarm.
Both boxers agreed to such testing prior to signing on for their HBO Pay-Per-View headliner, which takes place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. However, the timing of the starting point, combined with other concerns, resulted in the idea being scrapped in recent days.
“We tried to start the program; unfortunately, it was late,” Eric Gomez, vice president of Golden Boy Promotions explained to BoxingScene.com on Sunday. “There wasn't enough time to get the full benefit of VADA testing.”
According to separate links on VADA’s website, the indication is that it was Smith (23-0-1, 13KOs) who formally withdrew from the program three weeks out from the third defense of the title he claimed last October. The 28-year old will fight for the first time in the United States and is a considerable underdog versus Alvarez (47-1-1, 32KOs), who has held championships at 154 and 160 lbs., but opted to drop back down for a second attempted title run at the lower weight.
Sources from both boxer’s camps have informed BoxingScene.com that the change in plans has nothing to do with either athlete testing positive for any banned substance, which would result in being removed from the program.
Officials from VADA declined comment on testing conducted thus far.
There were also rumors of Smith being concerned with the process, in light of the recent scandal surrounding World heavyweight champion and countryman Tyson Fury. The unbeaten Brit is currently duking it out with UKAD over the suggestion of having tested positive for a banned substance prior to his title-winning effort over Wladimir Klitschko last November.
Talks of such paranoia providing the basis for the change in plans was categorically denied by event handlers, who’ve confirmed that testing of some level will still occur for this bout.
“Really, there’s no story here,” insists Gomez. “This time we will do any and all testing required by Texas and the WBO (World Boxing Organization, whose title Smith owns).”
Alvarez was previously enrolled in VADA while serving as the WBC (World Boxing Council) – and lineal – middleweight champion, as part of the sanctioning body’s Clean Boxing Program. All bouts under the auspices of the WBC now require VADA-run random drug testing.
Such requirements do not (yet) exist within the WBO, although the Puerto Rico-based organization remains a staunch supporter of cleaning up the sport.
Canelo, Smith No Longer VADA Testing - No Cause For Concern
Clen would mainly be used to help with fat loss and increased stamina during training which would make sense if he was trying to make 154 when in previous years he struggled.
Canelo, Smith No Longer VADA Testing - No Cause For Concern
By Jake Donovan
The September 17 super welterweight title fight between unbeaten defending beltholder Liam Smith and former two-division champ Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez will no longer carry VADA (Voluntary Anti-Doping Association) random drug testing.
The reason, however, is barely a ripple in the proverbial pond and no cause for alarm.
Both boxers agreed to such testing prior to signing on for their HBO Pay-Per-View headliner, which takes place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. However, the timing of the starting point, combined with other concerns, resulted in the idea being scrapped in recent days.
“We tried to start the program; unfortunately, it was late,” Eric Gomez, vice president of Golden Boy Promotions explained to BoxingScene.com on Sunday. “There wasn't enough time to get the full benefit of VADA testing.”
According to separate links on VADA’s website, the indication is that it was Smith (23-0-1, 13KOs) who formally withdrew from the program three weeks out from the third defense of the title he claimed last October. The 28-year old will fight for the first time in the United States and is a considerable underdog versus Alvarez (47-1-1, 32KOs), who has held championships at 154 and 160 lbs., but opted to drop back down for a second attempted title run at the lower weight.
Sources from both boxer’s camps have informed BoxingScene.com that the change in plans has nothing to do with either athlete testing positive for any banned substance, which would result in being removed from the program.
Officials from VADA declined comment on testing conducted thus far.
There were also rumors of Smith being concerned with the process, in light of the recent scandal surrounding World heavyweight champion and countryman Tyson Fury. The unbeaten Brit is currently duking it out with UKAD over the suggestion of having tested positive for a banned substance prior to his title-winning effort over Wladimir Klitschko last November.
Talks of such paranoia providing the basis for the change in plans was categorically denied by event handlers, who’ve confirmed that testing of some level will still occur for this bout.
“Really, there’s no story here,” insists Gomez. “This time we will do any and all testing required by Texas and the WBO (World Boxing Organization, whose title Smith owns).”
Alvarez was previously enrolled in VADA while serving as the WBC (World Boxing Council) – and lineal – middleweight champion, as part of the sanctioning body’s Clean Boxing Program. All bouts under the auspices of the WBC now require VADA-run random drug testing.
Such requirements do not (yet) exist within the WBO, although the Puerto Rico-based organization remains a staunch supporter of cleaning up the sport.
Canelo, Smith No Longer VADA Testing - No Cause For Concern
Clen would mainly be used to help with fat loss and increased stamina during training which would make sense if he was trying to make 154 when in previous years he struggled.
Since when did they start giving cows clenbuterol?
My god Canelo...trying to be a super soldier come May...this is very poor form
Clen doesnt build muscle. Its more for stamina/fat burning.
I never rooted for Ortiz lol
Didn’t u see the troll face.
Also the fight was canceled and when Ortiz fought wilder he was as clean, triple g will fight someone who is taking performance enhancing drugs.
So why do cows look like hulks when they take it compared to other cows?
reservoirdogs
Superstar
I can believe his innocence if VADA itself really says that it was likely just contamination. And based on that latter they do 
Why I didn´t believe in x or y then? Well have we seen a letter from VADA confirming that it is likely contamination in those cases?
then there goes the "VADA just wants to protect Canelo" angle... If they would really want to protect Canelo then
1: we would probably never ever heard about this story and they would have just swept it under the rug
2: VADA supposed to be the most reliable, super testing organization, if you hold VADA by the highest standards you should take their opinion into account on whether it was intentional cheating or contamination, you can´t just have it both ways.
So it seems to me that they found something but they handled the situation very transparent and according to their professional opinion it is possibly, really just contamination
I think an investigation is needed but taking everything into account it´s hard to call Canelo a cheater, at least yet
Why I didn´t believe in x or y then? Well have we seen a letter from VADA confirming that it is likely contamination in those cases?
then there goes the "VADA just wants to protect Canelo" angle... If they would really want to protect Canelo then
1: we would probably never ever heard about this story and they would have just swept it under the rug
2: VADA supposed to be the most reliable, super testing organization, if you hold VADA by the highest standards you should take their opinion into account on whether it was intentional cheating or contamination, you can´t just have it both ways.
So it seems to me that they found something but they handled the situation very transparent and according to their professional opinion it is possibly, really just contamination
I think an investigation is needed but taking everything into account it´s hard to call Canelo a cheater, at least yet
I can believe his innocence if VADA itself really says that it was likely just contamination. And based on that latter they do
Why I didn´t believe in x or y then? Well have we seen a letter from VADA confirming that it is likely contamination in those cases?
then there goes the "VADA just wants to protect Canelo" angle... If they would really want to protect Canelo then
1: we would probably never ever heard about this story and they would have just swept it under the rug
2: VADA supposed to be the most reliable, super testing organization, if you hold VADA by the highest standards you should take their opinion into account on whether it was intentional cheating or contamination, you can´t just have it both ways.
So it seems to me that they found something but they handled the situation very transparent and according to their professional opinion it is possibly, really just contamination
I think an investigation is needed but taking everything into account it´s hard to call Canelo a cheater, at least yet
Lol u would come and save.
If this was triple g u would be all over him, imagine what u would say if it was manny
Be fair, he’s a cheater and deep down u know it.