High egg consumption de-doping boxer Conor Benn

british boxer Conor Benn (21-0-0, 14 KO’s) have been cleared of doping charges against him after the World Boxing Council (WBC) decided that a “very high consumption of eggs” constituted a “reasonable explanation” for his positive test last year.

A positive test for clomiphene – a female fertility enhancer known to increase testosterone levels in men, which promotes testosterone production and increases testosterone levels while burning fat – led to the cancellation of his scheduled fight in October against the British rivals. Chris Eubank Jr.. The 26-year-old boxer, nickname ‘the destroyer’, he always denied that he intended to eat this forbidden substance.

The AFP agency reported that after consulting a nutritionist, the WBC found “no conclusive evidence that Benn intentionally ingested clomiphene” and announced his re-registration, arguing that “Conor Benn’s consumption of eggs is very high during which he exercised control is a reasonable explanation”.

Despite this decision, Benn continues to be investigated by the UK Anti-Doping Agency and the JUK Boxing Board of Control and if he wants to get back into the ring he has to do it outside the British scene.

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Right now, the boxer essexwho has not competed since the KO victory in Manchester in the view of chris van heernden Still where he retains the WBA welterweight world champion title, has yet to reveal itself.