So, guys, Derek, more plates more than AIDS.com. Today we're talking about the Chris

Eubank Jr. versus Connor Ben boxing match debacle, highly requested video because Connor Ben

tested positive for Clomid, which is a fertility drug, which is often using the context of

performance-enhancing drug use. Notably, after the cessation of anabolic, endergenic steroids, sarums, things that are HPTA suppressive,

and could hypothetically be used as a masking agent of sorts.

So let's get into it.

Basically, BBBC doesn't use VADA, which is notable because VADA is the testing agency that got the positive test result.

They use UKAD.

So there is two different entities here.

And using VADA as a voluntary way to add an additional level of scrutiny is a, you know, like

noble and commendable thing for sure because it adds, you know, another layer of accountability

for being tested at any time, presumably, and having just higher level scrutiny.

Like there are certain drugs that are allowed in competition versus allowed out of competition

versus, you know, like when it comes to VATA and their, you know, testing protocols,

like there are drugs that are just not allowed at all

and there's higher level of scrutiny than with some of the, you know, bodies that are actually enforced

through the actual sporting organizations themselves. So like, you know, one of the controversial

areas, for example, is stimulant use, the inverse out of competition. And, you know, if that should be banned, you know, you're around, etc.

So kind of a side topic, but anyways, he tests positive for Clomid through this voluntary anti-doping association.

And obviously the match gets sidelined, postponed, are wondering what the fuck happened so this guy claimed

he's always been a you know a clean fighter he's never had a positive test whatsoever he returned an

adverse analytical finding in a sample following an anti-doping test conducted by the voluntary anti-doping

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