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[GREENandYELLOW]

This legit made me do the .

Aside from the fact I think it should be legal and once sports actually jump on the fact it can protect your brain after head trauma and doesn't have the side effects painkillers do...but just weed is worse than PED's. One of these isn't a performance enhancer to help you better batter your opponents head and body, yet it gets a longer suspension.

 

[krackdagawd]

Saw this on insta this shyt is fukked up

@ dude flexing in the back like a Charlo wouldn't murder him

 

[Amor fati]

WTF is this
Povetkin's Promoter Claims $4.3 Million Court Win Over Wilder
Povetkin's Promoter Claims $4.3 Million Court Win Over Wilder

According to the team behind Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin, they have claimed a $4.3 million court victory over WBC champion Deontay Wilder over a cancelled fight back in 2016.

According to representatives from Forward Legal, working for Povetkin and his promoter's company, World of Boxing, a New York court issued an aware of $4.3 million which was being held in escrow - in connected to their canceled fight from May 2016.

In a statement provided to BoxingScene.com by World of Boxing - Mr. Ryabinskiy’s attorney succeed in getting a favorable decision in a US court, ruled over a long court proceedings with the representatives of WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.

New York Federal District Court refused Wilder on all accounts, and awarded Mr. Ryabinskiy’s side USD 4.3 m — funds that were part of the interpleader case after the fight between Alexander Povetkin and Wilder was cancelled in May of 2016. Decision can be appealed during 30 days, however attorneys have already filed a demand for the return of funds.

Attorneys will take a careful look at the 48 page decision, planning out next actions, evidently in court also, as parties are still to battle it out over the multi-million reputational claims.

The information was also confirmed World of Boxing CEO Andrei Ryabinksy, on Friday.

“A few hours ago we won the court case in New York against (Deontay) Wilder’s team,” Ryabinksy said. "I said it once, and I will say it again, anyone that wants to offend or insult my guys, will have to pay for it."

The two fighters were scheduled to collide in May 2016 in Moscow, but the fight was canceled about a week before the contest after the WBC revealed that Povetkin's drug test had come up positive for meldonium, which became a banned substance on the WADA list in January 1, 2016.

Afterwards, both sides filed lawsuits against each other. Wilder's team won an initial suit in 2017 for $5 million. Povetkin had a counter-suit asking for $34.5 million for defamation because Wilder and his handlers pegged him as a doper in the media.

Povetkin, who last month secured a brutal knockout over David Price, is currently the mandatory challenger to IBF, WBA, WBO, IBO heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua.

 

[patscorpio]

WTF is this
Povetkin's Promoter Claims $4.3 Million Court Win Over Wilder
Povetkin's Promoter Claims $4.3 Million Court Win Over Wilder

According to the team behind Russian heavyweight Alexander Povetkin, they have claimed a $4.3 million court victory over WBC champion Deontay Wilder over a cancelled fight back in 2016.

According to representatives from Forward Legal, working for Povetkin and his promoter's company, World of Boxing, a New York court issued an aware of $4.3 million which was being held in escrow - in connected to their canceled fight from May 2016.

In a statement provided to BoxingScene.com by World of Boxing - Mr. Ryabinskiy’s attorney succeed in getting a favorable decision in a US court, ruled over a long court proceedings with the representatives of WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.

New York Federal District Court refused Wilder on all accounts, and awarded Mr. Ryabinskiy’s side USD 4.3 m — funds that were part of the interpleader case after the fight between Alexander Povetkin and Wilder was cancelled in May of 2016. Decision can be appealed during 30 days, however attorneys have already filed a demand for the return of funds.

Attorneys will take a careful look at the 48 page decision, planning out next actions, evidently in court also, as parties are still to battle it out over the multi-million reputational claims.

The information was also confirmed World of Boxing CEO Andrei Ryabinksy, on Friday.

“A few hours ago we won the court case in New York against (Deontay) Wilder’s team,” Ryabinksy said. "I said it once, and I will say it again, anyone that wants to offend or insult my guys, will have to pay for it."

The two fighters were scheduled to collide in May 2016 in Moscow, but the fight was canceled about a week before the contest after the WBC revealed that Povetkin's drug test had come up positive for meldonium, which became a banned substance on the WADA list in January 1, 2016.

Afterwards, both sides filed lawsuits against each other. Wilder's team won an initial suit in 2017 for $5 million. Povetkin had a counter-suit asking for $34.5 million for defamation because Wilder and his handlers pegged him as a doper in the media.

Povetkin, who last month secured a brutal knockout over David Price, is currently the mandatory challenger to IBF, WBA, WBO, IBO heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua.

thisis a big WTF? lol that fight was cancelled because povetkin popped dirty...why would povetkin's promoter file a lawsuit?

 

[reservoirdogs]

outrageous

How/why the WBA is even still being taken seriously?
they make a joke out of themselves again and straight up disrespect a fighter

Machado beat the champ, Tank didn't, period.

 

[DallasTxRep]

These white bytches are quick to call the police

 

[patscorpio]

outrageous

How/why the WBA is even still being taken seriously?
they make a joke out of themselves again and straight up disrespect a fighter

Machado beat the champ, Tank didn't, period.

yeah thats the bullshyt...awful

 

[ChocolateGiddyUp]

I told yall weeks ago tank was fighting for the Super not regular



Floyd out did himself with that one

 

[theflyest]

random, but is tos vs chris byrd the worse fight of all time?

 

[patscorpio]

random, but is tos vs chris byrd the worse fight of all time?

Wlad vs ibragimov was just as bad but then I don't remember the ref in that fight threatening to DQ them for not fighting like TOS and Byrd lol

 

[Amor fati]

thisis a big WTF? lol that fight was cancelled because povetkin popped dirty...why would povetkin's promoter file a lawsuit?

I guess Povetkins Billionaire backer's money goes long. I assume that Wilders legal team will make an appeal.

 

[aceboon]

Hope Farmer is fully healthy, I thought he won against Ogawa but his performance was weak and there was enough close/swing rounds to swing it in Ogawa's favor for it not to be a robbery. Dude needs to show out.

 

[patscorpio]

my head will just about explode if billy dib becomes champion again

 

[Erratic415]

random, but is tos vs chris byrd the worse fight of all time?

It was definitely among the worst I’ve seen. I’m sure there were some rounds during the 15 round era that were awful, so you got 15 boring rounds instead of 12.

 

[Black_Jesus]

This legit made me do the .

Aside from the fact I think it should be legal and once sports actually jump on the fact it can protect your brain after head trauma and doesn't have the side effects painkillers do...but just weed is worse than PED's. One of these isn't a performance enhancer to help you better batter your opponents head and body, yet it gets a longer suspension.

Chavez was a multiple offender though right??