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Jaime Munguia is in a new problem in his career, because after the victory he won in the rematch against Frenchman Bruno Surace on May 4, it could be annulled after he tested positive for a banned substance following a post-fight urine test.
According to ESPN's Salvador Rodriguez, a member of the Tijuana, Mexico, fighter's team confirmed that they received notification from the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) on Wednesday night of the presence of exogenous testosterone metabolites in Test A and that they are therefore preparing an official response
Additionally, he confirmed that they will request the opening of the fighter's B Sample
Munguia, who has a lifetime record of 45 wins, 35 of them by knockout, with two losses, officially has 10 days to request the analysis of the B sample to determine the exogenous origin of the testosterone metabolites. If his B sample also returns an adverse result, then the fighter could have his fight against Surace overturned to a 'no contest' and would be subject to a suspension of between six months and one year, as happened last year with Ryan Garcia.
The body that has not commented at the moment is Munguia's promoter, Golden Boy Promotions
The big problem that Bruno Surace has caused in Jaime Munguia's career
The Mexican got his revenge against Surace, with a wide decision victory. In December 2024, the Frenchman surprised the world with a sixth-round knockout, resulting in the second consecutive defeat for Munguia, who in September 2023 lost his unbeaten record against Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez.