Conor Benn free to resume boxing career after being cleared of doping offences - Benn tested positive for the fertility drug clomifene in two tests in the build-up to his scheduled fight with Chris Eubank in October 2022.

Welterweight contender Conor Benn has had his suspension lifted by the UK National Anti-Doping Panel (NAPD) following his positive test for a banned substance before his cancelled fight with Chris Eubank Jr.

The National Anti-Doping Panel has, for the second time, lifted their provisional suspension of Conor Benn for a positive test for clomiphene in 2022. The first was undone by an appeal by the British Boxing Board of Control and United Kingdom Anti-Doping.

Conor Benn is "relieved to finally close this chapter" after he revealed he has been cleared of any wrongdoing following an adverse finding in a

Conor Benn got some long-awaited good news on Wednesday, but the saga of his 2022 doping violations may not be over yet.

Conor Benn said Wednesday he was eager to resume boxing in Britain after the National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP) cleared him of wrongdoing regarding two failed drug tests in 2022.

Conor Benn said he was eager to return to the ring after his provisional suspension over two failed drugs tests in 2022 was lifted following a decision by the National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP). Benn,

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