Japan's Kenichi Ogawa, who is set to be stripped of his International Boxing Federation super featherweight title after receiving a six-month ban for failing a doping test in December, apologized Thursday at a press conference in Tokyo.News of the positive test broke in January, more than a month after Ogawa won the then-vacant title by beating American Tevin Farmer in a split decision on Dec. 9 in Las Vegas.According to an ESPN report, Ogawa tested positive for two forms of androstanediol, a synthetic testosterone, in a urine test conducted Dec. 5, with the result not known until after the…READ FULL ARTICLE
