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Joseph Parker Could Receive Imminent Ban Following Positive Drugs Test
Former world champion Parker tested positive during a doping test conducted the same day of his 11th-round stoppage versus UK boxer Fabio Wardley.
The Bout Plus the Stakes
Fabio Wardley along with Parker participated in an intense bout held in London in late October to determine the next next in line for the WBO facing reigning heavyweight king Oleksandr Usyk.
Joseph Parker had positioned himself as the leading contender to meet Oleksandr Usyk following putting together an impressive six consecutive victories, however risked his shot at the title on the line in the UK and endured an 11th-round defeat.
Positive Test and Potential Consequences
A standard screening given to Joseph Parker through the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency the day he fought showed an adverse result and leaves the 36-year-old with a battle to demonstrate his cleanliness.
The boxer's representatives released a statement declaring: "The agency alerted all required parties regarding Joseph Parker tested positive following a doping test conducted on the 25th October. While the matter is investigated, no more comments are forthcoming for now."
Professional History
Parker earned the title of titleholder in 2016 prior to he lost the WBO title via unanimous decision to British star Joshua in Wales two years later.
Joseph Parker became a frequent visitor across the United Kingdom since then, having eight matches overall on UK territory and relocating to the Irish capital for training camps under esteemed mentor Andy Lee during this period.
Current Situation
Coached by Andy Lee, the boxer recovered from his 2022 loss against Joe Joyce to achieve multiple wins that placed him at the front of the line to face the champion until he was defeated against Wardley.
Subsequent to the boxer produced a failed test during the Wardley bout, reportedly involving cocaine, an investigation about the test outcome has been started.
- Joseph Parker returned an adverse finding for a prohibited substance.
- The test was administered by Vada on October 25th.
- Joseph Parker could receive disciplinary action from competition.
- His representatives released a statement acknowledging the adverse finding.
- A review has been ongoing into the matter.
Rebecca Harris
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