thats the one bonds took. it improves your timing, and awareness, makes him see the ball better. steroids can do amzing things, man. saw that shite on a tv special about roids and baseball. amazing. they dont just make u stronger, they improve other aspects of your game as well. makes u faster to respond
This reply really means nothing to me as I gave you plenty of reasons why he still would be an elite level athlete even if he didn't maintain the same exact quickness and speed he had when he was 24yrs old. He did lose some quickness from when he was young, that is undeniable. He is still faster and quicker then most other WWs today. I don't see how one crosses out the other. Jordan came out of 4yr retirement at age of 38 and still averaged 23pts 6rebs 5ast a game. He clearly wasn't the same player during his physical peak, but was still good and physically capable enough to put up those numbers.
Possibly, but he subjects himself to testing far above and beyond the minimum, hence I am inclined to believe that he is not. That being said, I would suspect any athlete, so there is not an instance in which I would dismiss the possibility all together.
FYI, your reasoning is dumb as ****, but as I said before...it's possible. It's possible more because professional athletes make their money and build their identity around their athletic prowess, so of course they will go to great lengths to make another 10 million dollars, or build their legacy, or "play two more years", or get back on the field after an injury...the **** you are talking about...I mean, :-(
look at the poll. doesnt seem like im talking shite, does it? im not making up shite as i go along. it is all fact
lol, the "yea, he is roiding" choice looks like a who's who of Mayweather haters. :rofl Floyd's got a rogues gallery. smh
Both Mayweather and Pacquiao have been randomly tested outside of competition/training camp, neither tested positive. Now get the **** over it.