Andre Berto was not cheating, testing shows contamination

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  1. Diamond Eye

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    I don't know, Berto has a lot of muscle tears. That's a sign of a steriod user.
     
  2. catnthehat

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    Hey bro it's never any hard feelings. :good
     
  3. Sp_Immortal

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    lol trace amounts.

    Berto had 20 ppt nandrolone in his system. The regular amount for an athlete is around .4 ppt. VADA testing doesn't even catch you until you have 2 ppt.

    So he had 50 times the normal amount, and 10 times the detectable amount.

    Dude was roiding like a mother****er, which is no shock at all. Why do you think he and his team were consulting Conte?
     
  4. Boxing Fanatic

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    conte says i didnt give him shite. it wasnt me. he was working with conte. he aint gonna take something if conte didnt give it to him.
     
  5. SweetHome_Bama

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    Something to think about before writing your terrible posts.
     
  6. Badbot

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  7. KnuckleUp99

    KnuckleUp99 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Berto actually failed the VADA drug test......failing the tests means that a banned substance has been identified within the system of a tested athlete....or client. No matter the levels.....the fact that the banned was there at all is enough to fail the test.....its not like an alcohol test where you can have a certain amount within your system and be alright If caught operating a vehicle. A "flag" in a drug test is a failure...period.
     
  8. KnuckleUp99

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    Nothing is ever identical mother****er. Nothing!
    Nothing is ever identical mother****er. Nothing!

    What's you understanding of the word "identical"?
    What's you understanding of the word "identical"?

    :smoke
    :smoke
     
  9. SweetHome_Bama

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    Actually Berto got what is called a false positive. He didn't fail the test when you look at the levels of what was in his system.

    Also you can have a certain amount of nandrolone in your system, he exceeded the amount that is allowable.
     
  10. KnuckleUp99

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    If he didn't fail there wouldn't be an issue....he failed so the fight was scrapped. There isnt any definitive or finite outcome because of the levels being low, put masking agents and other methods to fool the tests are out there and used for those looking to get over on the system.

    Berto could be innocent....he could be guilty...whether he was tagged or flew under the radar doesn't 100% prove his guilt or innocence....but he's closer to being guilty based on having a banned substance in his system. I wish him luck in moving forward in his career but this is a really bad setback.
     
  11. jimbo7064

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    Berto and Peterson=Disgrace
     
  12. SweetHome_Bama

    SweetHome_Bama Loyal Member banned

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    Now you have resorted to simply making **** up.

    Berto got a false positive, analysis of his results show the level of nandrolone are so minimal that no effect was gained from them and is most likely the result of contamination.

    The fight was scrapped because GBP panicked.

    The actual science of the positive test proves his innocence.
     
  13. pejevan

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    nandrolone is a synthetic drug. it is not produced by the body so normally you would not have it.
     
  14. pejevan

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    no one is reading labels now to make it as an excuse - i did not know!

    he is a cheat, plain and simple.
     
  15. SweetHome_Bama

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    Nandrolone is a controlled substance in the US. It isn't being put in any over the counter supplements on purpose, because that would open the company up to federal drug trafficing and distribution charges. Ergo, it isn't going to be on ingredient labels because it isn't meant to be in those products.

    That quote is with regard to nandrolone.

    Berto clearly isn't a cheat, no matter how much you say it. VADA testing has affirmed this.