Don't do drugs, kids.
Eric Molina has been slapped with a two-year ban for failing a post-fight drug test. Another fighter caught juicing.
He tested positive for banned substance, dexamethasone, the day after his heavyweight world title bout with Anthony Joshua in 2016.
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Molina recorded back-to-back victories following his defeat to Deontay Wilder, receiving a world title shot against Joshua.
Though the American barely landed a punch, eventually getting slept in the third round by Joshua who successfully defended his IBF title.
U.K Anti-Doping (UKAD) issued the following response to Molina's positive drug test via Sky Sports:
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"American boxer Eric Molina has been suspended from all sport for a period of two years following an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV).
"Mr Molina tested positive for the presence of the prohibited substance dexamethasone, following an In-Competition test on 11 December 2016, after his fight against Anthony Joshua.
"Mr Molina was charged with an ADRV pursuant to Article 2.1 of the Anti-Doping Rules - 'Presence of a Prohibited Substance or its Metabolites or Markers in an Athlete's Sample'."
Chief executive of UKAD, Nicole Sapstead, added: "Every athlete is solely responsible for what is in their system and must adhere to the strict liability principle.
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"All athletes at any level should familiarise themselves with the WADA Prohibited List and ensure they do not put themselves in a position where they may breach anti-doping regulations."
Molina was slated to fight Mariusz Wach in Poland on Friday. But after p*ssing hot, he's expected to be yanked from the card.
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