The Ryan Garcia claim that a supplement contained the banned PED substance he popped for has been rebuked by the company in question.
The boxing star has been in the firing line since his fight with Devin Haney.
Recently he was partially vindicated it seemed.
When it appeared that he did not knowingly take what he failed his post-fight drugs test on.
However he made some claims involved a certain supplement.
That company who makes the supplement, NutraBio, spoke to Fox News and released a big rebuttal denying their product contains the banned substance known as Ostarine:
Supplement Company Retaliates At Ryan Garcia Claim 4
Garcia won the fight against Haney by majority decision.
A hearing date for the Commission that regulated the contest is yet to be forthcoming.
The hearing in relation to what punishment Garcia may face.
Garcia and Devin Haney's father speak about Garcia's failed drug test, the supplements that Garcia says were contaminated and more. Garcia is starting into his one year ban as we speak from the sport of boxing. A hefty financial fine on top of that too. Here he and Bill Haney…
VADA the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency have issued a statement since news of supplement contamination for Ryan Garcia. Ryan Garcia was partially vindicated today here. In that he did not knowingly ingest the PED that he popped for in the Devin Haney post-fight drugs test. It came from two supplements in…
The expert drug analysts at the UFC know more about random drug testing in and out of competition than anyone in combat sports. Why? Because the UFC have paid the most for it over the years and have invested heavily in house in their own in house drugs and testing…
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