If I were Canelo, I would DEMAND strict USADA testing for GGG fight

Good question..

He could be.

 

You aren't even funny.
All you do is troll and talk horse sh*t and it's not even funny or clever.

 

Canelo would get popped for 155 milligrams of cowardium if he got tested.

 

Ha ha, very clever 😀

 

Lol

 

no he better shouldn't do that

With testing there ins't any fight either

that's because the meat in Russia isn't very clean.

 

This forum is mad,same bunch of idiots for God knows how long making threads on their secret love for GGG.

 

Outstanding bump.

 

This is one of the best bumps.. not of this time, that time, part time or full time but of ALL TIME

@El Chicano you clown

 

The king of morons.

 

Oh, The irony.

 

Leader of Muppets

 

Exum Wade the American Olympic committee doctor says hi.

http://articles.latimes.com/keyword/wade-exum

"With the Sydney Olympics due to begin in three months, the director of the U.S. Olympic Committee's anti-doping program has abruptly resigned, charging that the USOC really doesn't want to stop athletes from using performance-enhancing drugs. Dr. Wade Exum, 51, said in a June 5 resignation letter made public Wednesday that the USOC was "deliberately encouraging the doping of athletes, without regard to the consequences to their health." In a phone interview, he declined to provide specifics."

"The U.S. Olympic Committee has imposed "no sanction" on "approximately 50% of all the American athletes who have tested positive for prohibited substances," the USOC's recently resigned anti-doping chief says. In a statement issued by his attorneys as an apparent prelude to a lawsuit, Dr. Wade Exum also reiterated his claim--first made public last week upon word of his abrupt resignation--that the USOC "is surreptitiously encouraging the doping of United States athletes."

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/exum-claims-large-scale-cover-up-of-doping-positives/

Carl Lewis says hi

"
Carl Lewis has broken his silence on allegations that he was the beneficiary of a drugs cover-up, admitting he had tested positive for banned substances but claiming he was just one of "hundreds" of American athletes who were allowed to escape bans.

"There were hundreds of people getting off," he said. "Everyone was treated the same."

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2003/apr/24/athletics.duncanmackay

Sweet dreams you pathetic pillock

 

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