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What action will VADA take following the Ryan Garcia contamination case?
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Resolution / Starting Odds
Strengthened supplement testing protocols • 33%
No changes to protocols • 33%
Introduction of new penalties for contamination • 33%
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Ryan Garcia Exonerated: Failed Drug Tests Due to Ostarine Contamination, Legal Team Claims
May 30, 2024, 11:55 PM
Ryan Garcia has been at the center of a controversy involving failed drug tests. Floyd Mayweather commented on the situation, emphasizing his history as a clean fighter and the importance of random blood and urine testing, which he pioneered. Garcia's legal team has stated that the failed tests were due to contamination of supplements with the banned substance Ostarine. Multiple supplements declared by Garcia to the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) tested positive for Ostarine contamination. Garcia's team is set to hold a press conference next week to provide further details. One of the contaminated supplements has been identified as a raspberry lemonade flavor. Devin Haney's team has been involved in the discussions, and Garcia has been exonerated of any wrongdoing. There are calls for a public apology from Haney's team.
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Contamination source identified • 50%
No contamination source identified • 50%
Legal Counteraction • 25%
Public Relations Campaign • 25%
Settlement or Negotiation • 25%
Retirement from Boxing • 25%
Loss of all major sponsors • 33%
No loss of major sponsors • 33%
New sponsors due to increased publicity • 34%
No sanctions • 33%
Temporary suspension • 33%
Permanent ban • 34%