The B-Sample of Jaime Munguia delivered a positive test for synthetic testosterone for his decision on Bruno Surace for their re-broadcast on May 3 in Riyadh. Munguia’s victory over Surace (26-1-2, 5 COs) can now be changed to a no game, and he may face a suspension.
Munguia’s positive B-sample test
Munguia’s victory was undermined by the B sample who tested positive for an exogenous origin of testosterone, and this puts the 28-year-old Mexican fighter’s career in jeopardy. Munguia had a record of 1-2, and his career was in a bad shape.
Mike Coppinger unveiled the news Today of Munguia’s B sample that is positive for synthetic testosterone.
When the initial positive test results were revealed on May 29, Munguia expressed a surprise and said: ‘Several experts explained that There are different ways in which pollution can occur. “He pointed out that he had never been tested positive in his career before.
It does not make sense to test positively for the re -broadcast against Surace. Munguia’s defeat last December was supposed to have been a situation where he had just been trapped with a shot while he was reckless. The first battle was considered a cherry choice by Munguia and selected the unknown Surace, which has never beaten any notable fighters during his career.
Jaime’s career in decline
Even with a six -month suspension, it will be difficult for Mungiaa to recover from this. He looked average in his losses to Surace and his defeat against Canelo Alvarez last year. If Munguia returns to the mediocre contender he has been before, his career will be over. His ability was nowhere near the upper level.
There are many fighters in the top -15 who would hold the version of Munguia that Surace knocked out in Tijuana last December.
Fans wondered why Munguia (45-2, 35 COs) looked so impressive in his re-broadcast with Surace. He walked through the Cobra-like right hands of Surace as if they were nothing, and looked more powerful than he ever appeared.
Some fans question how Jaime can go from the ominous fighter who was knocked out in six rounds last December to the Superman-like fighter who slipped Surace effortlessly into the Rematch in May. Munguia won with the scores 117-111, 116-112 and 117-111.
Last updated on 06/17/2025
