Heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker is free to fight again, with his ban having been lifted after he apparently tested positive for cocaine. Despite cocaine being a recreational drug and not a PED, taking it can lead to a multiple-year ban for a boxer. "I'm pleased to confirm my provisional suspension is lifted, and I'll be back in the ring soon," Parker said on Wednesday, per the BBC. The British Boxing Board of Control confirmed to the BBC that Parker's provisional suspension has been lifted, although it added that it "cannot make any further comment at this stage". Parker's loss to Wardley was the fourth of his career, and it ended a six-fight win streak for the former world champion.