Hernandez (JMM Coach): I've created 20 Different drugs that are still undetectable

That is so tough to read, Maurice Greene was one of my favourites, it does seem like almost everyone is cheating!

I can't believe that so many people are cheating in athletics and no one is cheating in boxing for instance.

Fans imo demand the best testing available even if these tests are not very effective. You don't catch a cheat with your weakest test but you may catch them with your best test!

And if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear from a better test!

 

That's what I've been saying all along.

 

Money

 

No you haven't, show us a quote of you saying the same thing duquan the janitor.

 

Shut the **** up you dick sucking wigger.

 

Manny isnt juicing

 

Holy ****, I don't even know where to start with this

 

:rofl

 

I don't buy Arum's they got caught so they are clean now, look at the passion this dude brings to his craft, plus he doesn't see it as wrong or really cheating, it's just a natural par t of the the evolution of money and the paradigm that 'genetics' is the basis for natural.
In his mind using biochemistry to make up for genetic differences is a way of making up for nature. This is his passion, and he plays the game.
Why would boxing be any different than any other professional sport?

 

Great read, people want to act like it's not happening because Floyd's name is attached to better testing and Manny's is attached to ducking testing but doping is real in sports. He broke it down better than I've seen in an interview yet, with names of drugs and what they're used for.

Nah, if it's not 100% sure to catch everyone no need to upgrade! ESB logic. atsch

 

lol... no wonder JMM says "they can test me all they want... blood, urine."

 

terrific read and VERY enlightening stuff

 

Wow, what a great read this was. Very eye opening stuff. It's a damn shame though that a lot of athletes in just about every sport are doping.

 

and his juice is undetectable from OSDT down to nevada testing commission.