3 clean British fighters talk about disgraced PED cheat Jones

They started in 2012 that was my point you Idiot !

Once again you get exposed for your stupidity !Pricesless

 

Real recognizes real


In your world only gay recognizes gay:hi:

 

How in the world do you know that Bozo?? lol

 

When was Bernard Hopkins ever on ped's?? NEVER

When was Calzaghe sniffin coke abusing alcohol, chasing skanky ho's & killing little innocent rabbits?? He started it to avoid fighting a rematch in Wales against Bernard. What an embarrassment it would have been for Nard to kick Slappy's cowardly azz up & down the Rhondda Valley:bbb:hi:

 

You don't have to take my word for it. I would advise you to do your own research. You'll find that the best of the best use PEDs. I've studied this stuff. It's science. You can't be the best and be totally "clean" in modern sports (or even in the last 30 to 40 years), that would happen so rarely it's hardly worth mentioning.

Maybe you're a young person and have a lot to learn. Of course they don't tell people this in the mainstream sports media. I'm just trying to help you understand. I'm not saying you need to believe me straight off. Do your own research. You'll find that PEDs work significantly ..... and have been part of performance standards since the 1960s and '70s at the latest.

 

but you said they get tested randomly up to 10 times a year. 200 tests in 3 years on 800 boxers is no where near that and quite frankly I have my doubts about that.

You're saying the guys I know are bums but they are guys who have boxed on sky and boxnation for titles never been randomly tested and now it appears the likes of David Price and James DeGale are saying the same so how are all of these guys bums.

 

In the last two to 3 yrs they started random testing so prior,to 2012 there wasn't enough testing you have Price and DeGale saying that boxers aren't tested enough yet your dumb ass swears the UK's testing protocols are more stringent than the U.S. when that was never the case you fool !

Only one with egg on their face is you re**** :hi:

 

That's a pretty naive outlook. The stakes and the rewards are so high that the temptation to dope in boxing is surely as high as in any other sport, and the risks - on account of the laughably relaxed drug controls - are as low as a cheat could hope for. I don't believe Brits are any less likely to dope than anybody else. They're just more likely to affect a pose of "We're British, we don't go in for that sort of thing!"

You get the likes of Christine Ohuruogu, who has actually served a doping suspension, and who regularly beats known dopers, still pretending she did nothing wrong and calling for drug cheats (but not her) to be banned for life. She's British.

 

Because you have to be stupid and careless to fail a doping test if you have a doctor who knows what he is doing, because the testing has to be improved in line with the products, not vice versa. The doper is always ahead of the tester. Which is why Marion Jones never failed, why Lance Armstrong only failed one test for cortisone and had a "suspicious" test for EPO out of hundreds of tests when he had been doping for every single one of those tests, and why British legend Linford Christie only failed when he was in decline and 1) taking too much and 2) didn't have a professional-level programme.