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Dillian Whyte tests positive for banned substance

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Aydamn said: ↑

I love boxing....

But, I looked up to Whyte, his life journey, his struggles, picking up Boxing late. He didn't just fight opponents in the ring, he fought those who wanted to put him down, and laugh at him, and play down his chances at mixing it with the elite fighters of the world in the most competitive combat sports discipline around.

I have always been understimated in my life, and always been put down, and overlooked exactly like Whyte. People laughed at me as kid in school thinking I wouldn't amount to this or to that, they never knew what I was capable of.

But I had the last laugh, in school I was the skinniest, but I excelled in sports and beat everyone to the point that they had to lie about their scores and results just to catch up to me.

In university, the geeks and the child prodigies laughed at me because I looked different, like a road man, lazy, hipster not switched on, but I graduated top of my class, and achieved the highest score in history, and the lecturer gave me a standing ovation, but I'll never forget the look of disgust from the geniuses who couldn't believe it, how did I prove them wrong every time?

The same way Whyte was put down continously in this forum, no one looked beyond his abilities into his heart and spirit to respect what strength he really had, a guy who was dedicated and wanted to improve, and wanted to make something of himself.

I had a moral obligation to stand up for Whyte, after facing the same baseless hate, envy and jealousy, and needless disrespect.

I share the same heart as Whyte, when challenged in things I am weak at, I still dug deep and came out on top even if it meant I would die. When I was challenged in a gym by a long distance athelete on the treadmill to test my endurance because he assumed I was a gym rat who had useless muscle, and couldn't run for ****. But then I beat him on that treadmill, and he couldn't believe it, I nearly died, but I kept a poker face on, and he shook my hand.

Always underestimated by everyone, always overlooked, me and Whyte, but we still shine through and don't always get the credit we deserve from the haters.

I wish there was less hate in these forums, because it is toxic and has no place in a peaceful community, we should be happy for someone who is dedicated not shun him.

So if Whyte cheated, then he isn't the man I thought he was, because you beat the haters fair and square, you don't cheat otherwise you are no better than those losers. Kill them with honesty.

I was emotionally invested in Whyte's story and his journey, but if he cheated willingly, that takes away my hope that I've built over the past few years that someone could achieve what he did clean.
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Aydamn said: ↑

I love boxing....

But, I looked up to Whyte, his life journey, his struggles, picking up Boxing late. He didn't just fight opponents in the ring, he fought those who wanted to put him down, and laugh at him, and play down his chances at mixing it with the elite fighters of the world in the most competitive combat sports discipline around.

I have always been understimated in my life, and always been put down, and overlooked exactly like Whyte. People laughed at me as kid in school thinking I wouldn't amount to this or to that, they never knew what I was capable of.

But I had the last laugh, in school I was the skinniest, but I excelled in sports and beat everyone to the point that they had to lie about their scores and results just to catch up to me.

In university, the geeks and the child prodigies laughed at me because I looked different, like a road man, lazy, hipster not switched on, but I graduated top of my class, and achieved the highest score in history, and the lecturer gave me a standing ovation, but I'll never forget the look of disgust from the geniuses who couldn't believe it, how did I prove them wrong every time?

The same way Whyte was put down continously in this forum, no one looked beyond his abilities into his heart and spirit to respect what strength he really had, a guy who was dedicated and wanted to improve, and wanted to make something of himself.

I had a moral obligation to stand up for Whyte, after facing the same baseless hate, envy and jealousy, and needless disrespect.

I share the same heart as Whyte, when challenged in things I am weak at, I still dug deep and came out on top even if it meant I would die. When I was challenged in a gym by a long distance athelete on the treadmill to test my endurance because he assumed I was a gym rat who had useless muscle, and couldn't run for ****. But then I beat him on that treadmill, and he couldn't believe it, I nearly died, but I kept a poker face on, and he shook my hand.

Always underestimated by everyone, always overlooked, me and Whyte, but we still shine through and don't always get the credit we deserve from the haters.

I wish there was less hate in these forums, because it is toxic and has no place in a peaceful community, we should be happy for someone who is dedicated not shun him.

So if Whyte cheated, then he isn't the man I thought he was, because you beat the haters fair and square, you don't cheat otherwise you are no better than those losers. Kill them with honesty.

I was emotionally invested in Whyte's story and his journey, but if he cheated willingly, that takes away my hope that I've built over the past few years that someone could achieve what he did clean.
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This is both weirdly moving and a complete wind-up at the same time. Surely you are not that naive as to believe your last sentence? He's already been caught once!

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Aydamn I just read your post with Hans Zimmer - Time playing in the background, I advise everyone else to do the same.

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Whether you like it or not he is a cheating **** once already if proved twice then **** him !

The man's a fraud and should be removed from the sport long with all other steroid users.

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Give him a break fellas. Life is hard enough.

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Aydamn said: ↑

I love boxing....

But, I looked up to Whyte, his life journey, his struggles, picking up Boxing late. He didn't just fight opponents in the ring, he fought those who wanted to put him down, and laugh at him, and play down his chances at mixing it with the elite fighters of the world in the most competitive combat sports discipline around.

I have always been understimated in my life, and always been put down, and overlooked exactly like Whyte. People laughed at me as kid in school thinking I wouldn't amount to this or to that, they never knew what I was capable of.

But I had the last laugh, in school I was the skinniest, but I excelled in sports and beat everyone to the point that they had to lie about their scores and results just to catch up to me.

In university, the geeks and the child prodigies laughed at me because I looked different, like a road man, lazy, hipster not switched on, but I graduated top of my class, and achieved the highest score in history, and the lecturer gave me a standing ovation, but I'll never forget the look of disgust from the geniuses who couldn't believe it, how did I prove them wrong every time?

The same way Whyte was put down continously in this forum, no one looked beyond his abilities into his heart and spirit to respect what strength he really had, a guy who was dedicated and wanted to improve, and wanted to make something of himself.

I had a moral obligation to stand up for Whyte, after facing the same baseless hate, envy and jealousy, and needless disrespect.

I share the same heart as Whyte, when challenged in things I am weak at, I still dug deep and came out on top even if it meant I would die. When I was challenged in a gym by a long distance athelete on the treadmill to test my endurance because he assumed I was a gym rat who had useless muscle, and couldn't run for ****. But then I beat him on that treadmill, and he couldn't believe it, I nearly died, but I kept a poker face on, and he shook my hand.

Always underestimated by everyone, always overlooked, me and Whyte, but we still shine through and don't always get the credit we deserve from the haters.

I wish there was less hate in these forums, because it is toxic and has no place in a peaceful community, we should be happy for someone who is dedicated not shun him.

So if Whyte cheated, then he isn't the man I thought he was, because you beat the haters fair and square, you don't cheat otherwise you are no better than those losers. Kill them with honesty.

I was emotionally invested in Whyte's story and his journey, but if he cheated willingly, that takes away my hope that I've built over the past few years that someone could achieve what he did clean.
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Birthday card pish.

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EJC83 said: ↑

Aydamn I just read your post with Hans Zimmer - Time playing in the background, I advise everyone else to do the same.
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Too funny !!!! Haha

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Aydamn I just read your post with Hans Zimmer - Time playing in the background, I advise everyone else to do the same.
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omg, this was epic.

keep your chin up aydamn, but dullian isn't the roadman's jesus. he's just a standard athlete who'd take every possible opportunity to get an advantage. all bants aside, don't get over-invested in another man.

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EJC83 said: ↑

Aydamn I just read your post with Hans Zimmer - Time playing in the background, I advise everyone else to do the same.
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When it started soaring I was at; "I share the same heart as Whyte"
Awesome.

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Aydamn said: ↑

I love boxing....

But, I looked up to Whyte, his life journey, his struggles, picking up Boxing late. He didn't just fight opponents in the ring, he fought those who wanted to put him down, and laugh at him, and play down his chances at mixing it with the elite fighters of the world in the most competitive combat sports discipline around.

I have always been understimated in my life, and always been put down, and overlooked exactly like Whyte. People laughed at me as kid in school thinking I wouldn't amount to this or to that, they never knew what I was capable of.

But I had the last laugh, in school I was the skinniest, but I excelled in sports and beat everyone to the point that they had to lie about their scores and results just to catch up to me.

In university, the geeks and the child prodigies laughed at me because I looked different, like a road man, lazy, hipster not switched on, but I graduated top of my class, and achieved the highest score in history, and the lecturer gave me a standing ovation, but I'll never forget the look of disgust from the geniuses who couldn't believe it, how did I prove them wrong every time?

The same way Whyte was put down continously in this forum, no one looked beyond his abilities into his heart and spirit to respect what strength he really had, a guy who was dedicated and wanted to improve, and wanted to make something of himself.

I had a moral obligation to stand up for Whyte, after facing the same baseless hate, envy and jealousy, and needless disrespect.

I share the same heart as Whyte, when challenged in things I am weak at, I still dug deep and came out on top even if it meant I would die. When I was challenged in a gym by a long distance athelete on the treadmill to test my endurance because he assumed I was a gym rat who had useless muscle, and couldn't run for ****. But then I beat him on that treadmill, and he couldn't believe it, I nearly died, but I kept a poker face on, and he shook my hand.

Always underestimated by everyone, always overlooked, me and Whyte, but we still shine through and don't always get the credit we deserve from the haters.

I wish there was less hate in these forums, because it is toxic and has no place in a peaceful community, we should be happy for someone who is dedicated not shun him.

So if Whyte cheated, then he isn't the man I thought he was, because you beat the haters fair and square, you don't cheat otherwise you are no better than those losers. Kill them with honesty.

I was emotionally invested in Whyte's story and his journey, but if he cheated willingly, that takes away my hope that I've built over the past few years that someone could achieve what he did clean.
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Give or take a few words here and a baby ting there this is exactly how Dillian Whyte's statement will read.

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S.K said: ↑

Steroids aren’t a bad thing either, IMO.

It’s like anything in life, moderation is key.

You mention EVERYONE is on them these days, that’s a massive exaggeration. From what I see a bigger problem is class a drugs which vast majority of people seem to do on a regular basis, cocaine heroin etc, certainly worse for you than a steroid is.

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It’s definitely on the increase; whilst working in substance misuse there was a huge rise in the number of steroid users accessing the local needle exchanges, even more alarming was their lack of understanding of basic harm reduction.

I remember a specialist outreach team was set up where a couple of workers gained access to a number of gyms across the region. Some of their stories were alarming. One anecdote in particular stands out where one of the workers found a certain gym used to inject half a dozen blokes at one time- using the same needle!

The figures backed this up with steroid users now being at a higher risk of contracting Blood bourne viruses than heroin users.

Personally, I don’t see the problem. Like most recreational drugs, the real danger lies in the lack of understanding and the criminalising of the drugs involved.

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sjp17 said: ↑

If your on steroids your mentally weak, have you never heard of roid rage ?
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Can’t tell if this is sarcasm or not?

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Bridie mcmahon said: ↑

You on the gear yourself chief?
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Not touched a steroid for about 8 years.

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I had my ears syringed a few years ago. It felt like I had superhuman hearing for a couple of hours, so I can't imagine what these highfalutin pharmaceuticals do to a fella.

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Citizen Smith said: ↑

I had my ears syringed a few years ago. It felt like I had superhuman hearing for a couple of hours, so I can't imagine what these highfalutin pharmaceuticals do to a fella.
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A couple years back I had one ear half blocked and decided to tough it, then it got worse and both ears were blocked 80% for a week.

when I got them syringed I felt like superman when I stepped outside and the sounds hit me. amazing feeling.

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