It seems that the WBC super-featherweight champ, Oscar Valdez, is getting into tremendous problems over his positive test for phentermine, a central nervous stimulant. This stimulant is banned by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association and Valdez tested positive for the same in his A-sample test a few days back.

Now, according to fresh reports, the Mexican boxing star has tested positive for the B-sample of the test as well. As of now, neither VADA nor the WBC has given a concrete ruling on Valdez. But either of the two might come up with a stern decision on the same.

Mike Coppinger reported the same on his Twitter.

He wrote, “Source: Oscar Valdez’s B-sample has tested positive for the banned substance phentermine. The sample was collected on Aug. 13 along with the A-sample. Valdez’s scheduled title defense vs. Robson Conceição on Sept. 10 is now in serious jeopardy. Ruling expected soon.”

Valdez claimed the WBC super-featherweight strap in his last appearance against Miguel Berchelt. This was a complete performance from the 30-year-old as he held control of the ring throughout the fight.

The Sonora native battered Berchelt and showcased an out-of-the-box persona. As a result, Valdez attained a solid round 10 T/KO win. And this knockout is also in contention to become the best knockout of 2021.

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He was all set to defend his title against Robson Conceicao on September 10. Unfortunately, as he tested positive for phentermine in two consecutive tests, it seems this fight might not go ahead.

Will Oscar Valdez get stripped of his title?

As the champ has tested positive for the banned substance, it’s undeniable that he may face some repercussions, possibly a ban for a definite period of time.

Now, just one week ahead of the fight, the title defense is still official. However, there will be some developments over the coming few days. Hence, Valdez’s future in the sport relies heavily on the decision taken by WBC and VADA.

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