Parker's positive test for cocaine caused by nutritionist
Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker tested positive for cocaine traces in a UK Anti-Doping test, but an investigation determined that his nutritionist was responsible for the contamination. The finding exonerates Parker of intentional doping and suggests the positive result was caused by inadvertent exposure through his nutritionist rather than deliberate drug use.
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Parker's positive test for cocaine caused by nutritionist
Former heavyweight champion Joseph Parker tested positive for cocaine traces, but an investigation determined that his nutritionist was responsible for the contamination. The UK Anti-Doping agency's report cleared Parker of intentional drug use, attributing the positive result to contamination from his nutritionist rather than deliberate doping.
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