The International Testing Agency (ITA) told him that David Morrell JR’s rival Imam Khataev on Saturday told him he had tested positive for the banned Clomifene since April 9 last year. So Morrell’s transparent lightweight heavyweight battle with Khataev is now taking place on Saturday, July 12 at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York.
Imam Khataev drug test failed
Tiger Promotion’s Eyes spoke on behalf of 2020 Olympic bronze medalist Katav (10-0, 9 KOS), saying that 30-year-old Khataev did not use any product “intentionally or intentionally” that would cause him to violate anti-doping regulations. “The only possible explanation for this bad analysis finding is food contamination,” Tiger Eye said.
Make sure the last minute boxer
Given this breaking news, it doesn’t look great for Morrell-Khataev. If Khataev is turned off, is it possible to find a delayed replacement for Morel (11-1, 9 kos) left on Saturday’s card in time. Losing talented Cuba from the card would be a major loss as he is one of the highlights of the card.
Of course, there must be a hungry and ambitious man involved in the battle with Morel in a late notice. If Shakur Stevenson’s last fight could do that, it’s a simple, everyday British electrician Josh Padley, who could dig out less than a week’s notice last February, and if Turki Alalshikh was willing to go in that direction, it could do it for Morrell. Morrell DAZN PPV $59.99.
Katav’s allegations explain
“The Imam has not intentionally or intentionally taken anything that could violate any anti-doping regulations. Given the numerous anti-doping tests conducted since April 2024, all of which prove to be negative. The Imam will comment further on this matter.”
