Is this the REAL reason Haye's pulled out?

Where's your source then, mate? Not once did Adam Booth say that Haye needed steroid injections in any statement today.

 

To the Berk that started this thread. YOU ARE A MORON. To question that Haye would use steroids is laughable. The man trains stupidly hard and has been in constant training for 6 months not to mention the fact (jealous as i am) He is genetically gifted. As long as nutrition and training are suffecient he will gain alot of muscle fast! Adam booth is also a renowned strength and conditioning coach. If he has to have a cortizone shot which i presume he will, these show up completly different on a steroid test.

 

any of you ****heads know what a cortisone shot is?

guess not.

 

Cortisone is a type of steroid that is produced naturally by a gland in your body called the adrenal gland. Cortisone is released from the adrenal gland when your body is under stress. Natural cortisone is released into the blood stream and is relatively short-acting.
Injectable cortisone is synthetically produced and has many different trade names (e.g. Celestone, Kenalog, etc.), but is a close derivative of your body's own product. The most significant differences are that synthetic cortisone is not injected into the blood stream, but into a particular area of inflammation. Also, the synthetic cortisone is designed to act more potently and for a longer period of time (days instead of minutes).

 

I'm not gonna lie. that's a solid theory.

 

Haye is scared, fighters are using roids, hand wraps, and etc they might as well turn all this shyt to MMA

 

No it doesn't.Those are cortisone shots.

You see tennis players get them from physios during a match.

 

I'm bored, so I'll play. Do they do random drug tests during training? I'd have to think that Haye would know when to stop taking them to 'get clean' for the fight. Let's say they announced an unexpected test that he would have to take in a few days and needs an excuse to have the roids in his body when they do it? Still, it is hard to get around the injury, whatever it turns out to be, will still have to undergo independent examination. Not real easy to spasm on cue.....

 

OK this is really funny
Go read what I posted here:
http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145727
Before I even saw/read this thread.

I to asked what happened to it being a hand injury.

 

Well roiding is hardly a foreign phenominon in boxing or cycling. I wouldn't be surprised if half the boxers out there are. When ther are forced to go up in weight at least.

 

that would explain the 3 week delay, so the juice can pass....

 

I think you are right.

I like both and I hope the fight goes ahead later.

 

link.

 

I would not excluse this possibility. Haye looks like a typical steroid user.