Mariusz Wach steps in for Chisora

I don't know. This filthy Tyson Fury, his fight VS Chisora got cancelled but why go after Chisora again anyway? Tyson Fury should step up and fight Wach or Thompson or someone else whom he doesn't have a win over already... it's step up or shut up.

 

Real Madrid and FC Barcelona got caught.. but its soccer, so things get put under the table, noone is allowed to talk bad about soccer :deal

Even all Soccer player on the list of Fuentes in 2006 were deleted quickly :deal

 

true statement, who needs the bum chisora. he should fight bigger men if he wants to warm up for klitchko anyway. wach and thompson are has hard as it gets. he will need to be on the ball for 12rounds because doubt he knocks them out.

 

How on earth did a thread about possible opponents for Tyson Fury deteriorate into a eight page discussion about soccer with a hint of racism thrown in? No mention of Floyd yet though which is something I guess!

 

There was evidence, but it was destroyed as far as i understand.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2914...doctor-eufemiano-fuentes-footballs-unanswered

I think its pretty naive to say that footy players at the top level don't use PEDs! There's so much money in the game..

 

You call football players sissies? When it's the American football players the one wearing gum princess dresses because they are afraid of collisions... :nut

 

Of course. Every single competitive sport is riddled with peds. I'm not sure, but probably even chess.

Of course, some countries sistematically pushes the limits. Like America, for example. When players from other countries "goes to train" in America, they ALWAYS gain mass. And not fat mass.

 

So wrong. Actually, it is the opposite, Cyclism has become one of the cleanest sports, in consequence of the various scandals there have been.

Cyclists are tested more than ANY OTHER sportmen, so if they really are dirty this can only means that every other sport competition is MORE dirty.

 

Briggs deserves nothing.

 

more testing doesn't mean its clean, just as if one sport is dirty it doesn't mean ALL others are -

2013 alone -

On 15 May, Sylvain Georges tested positive for heptaminol.
On 24 May, Danilo Di Luca was positive on doping test.
On 3 June, Mauro Santambrogio was positive on doping test.
On 15 July, it was announced that 2013 Tour of Turkey winner Mustafa Sayar (Torku Şeker Spor) was provisionally suspended following the news that he tested positive for EPO during the Tour d'Algérie in March.[461]

On 24 July Stuart O'Grady, as a reaction to the French Senatorial commision report released the same day, admitted to have used EPO.[464] He'd retired from cycling two days previously,[465] after having signed a one-year contract with Orica-GreenEDGE in June.[466]
On 24 July Jacky Durand, as a reaction to the French Senatorial commision report released the same day, admitted to have used EPO.[467]

 

EPO stays in the system for 4 hours. Those bike fellas are all on it.

 

Wach-Fury would arguably be the most awful, awkward circus act in living memory.

Wach will make Fury look like RJJ

 

you blew nothing out the water you thick ****, just repeated the same bull**** ad nauseam. i'm uninterested in repeating myself for someone who couldn't understand it 1st time, there's plenty of others who disagree with you, take it up with 1 of them.

 

The Spanish team that dominated was distictly un-atkletic by international soccer standards.

Their game was built around short,constant passing.

Itas technically less efficient teams like USA and England that need their guys to run themselves into teh ground to make up for a lack of technical ability.

You hardly ever see a Spanish player bombing down the wing using speed/acceleration, they let the ball do most of the work.

But yes, of course theres plenty of doping in Europe.

Cycling which is a predominantly European sport was the most drug riddled sport imaginable.

All these great European weight lifting teams are juiced to the gills.

East Germany/the old soviet bloc revolutionized doping and made it systematic.

 

my god, another 1. their game is based on constant passing (including long balls from 6' alonso), requiring non-stop movement off the ball, and pressuring all over the pitch when they lose it. they even characterize it as high-intensity themselves. you can pretend navas, torres, silva, alba etc don't use pace if you like. football doesn't test for epo!