Reports: Boxing News:Yet another athlete has been caught using a banned substance and this time it’s none other than the talented boxer Amir Khan. The news has sent shockwaves through the sports world and left fans wondering how this will affect his career. Unfortunately, Khan has been banned from the sport for the next two years due to his use of a prohibited substance. This indeed a major blow for the boxer who has worked hard to establish himself as one of the top fighters in his weight class. Let’s dive in to find more details about it. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Reports: Why is Amir Khan Banned from Boxing for 2 years ?
Reports: Amir Khan got banned for two years
Amir Khan’s world came crashing down when news broke that his urine sample from the fight against Kell Brook in February 2022 tested positive for ostarine, a banned substance that promotes muscle building. The revelation stunned fans worldwide, who had followed the talented boxer’s rise to fame.
Khan, who is 36 years old, claimed that his use of ostarine was unintentional, but UK Anti-Doping wasn’t buying it. An independent tribunal found him guilty of two violations – presence and use of a prohibited substance – and confirmed the decision in writing in February. The athlete was then given a provisional ban on 6 April 2022.
Boxer Amir Khan banned from all sport for two years https://t.co/hE2eH9UkKh
— Sky News (@SkyNews) April 4, 2023
The ban will last until 5 April 2024, leaving Khan’s future in the sport hanging in the balance. It’s a tough pill to swallow for an athlete who has worked so hard to cement his status as one of the best in the game. However, it’s also a reminder that athletes must be extra careful about what they consume. The consequences of using prohibited substances can be dire and can potentially ruin an athlete’s career.
Amidst this setback, let’s hope that Khan uses this experience to come back stronger and wiser. It’s a lesson to all athletes to prioritize their health and to always stay within the rules of the sport.
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