Parker's positive test for cocaine caused by nutritionist
Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker's nutritionist was the reason traces of cocaine were found in a UK Anti-Doping (Ukad) test, according to investigation report.
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Parker's positive test for cocaine caused by nutritionist
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Former heavyweight world champion Joseph Parker tested positive for cocaine in a UK Anti-Doping test, which he attributed to exposure from his nutritionist's cocaine use. According to investigation findings, traces of cocaine in Parker's test were caused by his nutritionist rather than his own use of the drug.
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Parker claimed failed drug test was caused by cocaine use of nutritionist
Former heavyweight world champion Joseph Parker claimed a failed drugs test that resulted in him being suspended from boxing was caused by exposure to cocaine being used by his nutritionist, according to UK Anti-Doping (UKAD).
