Rafael: None of the fighters in title sessions on Chavez-Rubio fight card was drug tested when their fight

By Dan Ambrose: Well, it looks similar to the Texas Athletic Commission comprehensively blew it by flopping to book a lab to test the contenders in title sessions final Saturday night's Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Marco Antonio Rubio battle card.

Consistent with Dan Rafael of ESPN, none of the contenders on that card was tranquilize tested when their battle.

Rafael expressed “None of the contenders in the title sessions on the card were sedate tested. Texas tries not to need medication testing. Texas commonly tests anyway in major battle and did not on this one on the grounds that they derailed by not booking a lab.”

The way that Texas doesn’t need testing is pretty pitiful but is confident would be able further bolstering be a good fortune provided that you had a contender that was squalid and he needed to escape with it. Would you be able to envisage what a warrior would be able to escape with assuming that he didn’t need to stress over being tested?

We’re talking steroids, development hormone and diuretics to empty all that water weight so that a tarnished warrior would be able to create a weight class that he ordinarily wouldn’t have the ability to battle in. This is unfavorable. I’m positive a lot of people on final Saturday's battle card was without a doubt clean but its troubled they didn’t have any testing to verify that.

I can’t accept Rubio's folks didn’t investigate this early to verify there could be testing for this battle. They ought to have asked.

What's up with Texas, however? By what method would you be able to have a state that doesn’t need pill testing for warriors? What's up with that? I know Texas has some true blue plusses for inhabitants, for example no state i

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