Is Wlad on substance?

Do we know that Wladimir wasn't weight training? Keep in mind that he he has the equivalent of a Ph.D in Sports Science, whatever that's worth. Those 8 fight-a-year days were largely against no-hopers.

 

Fact he was what 21 and not fully matured Karl Malone gained what 20-25 pounds over his career i guess he must of been on ped's to atsch:roll: Most people including athaletes even in boxing end up 10 lbs heavier and thats in the smaller weight classes. where they do their damndest to keep at the same weight... hell Floyd was what 17 lbs more now then when he was in his early 20's look out it must be PED's afterall he is 5'8 there is no way someone who is 6'6 almost a foot taller can gain 25lbs so maybe you should get your **** strait especially if you are a "trainer" :deal

Someone who is 6'6 as well as 5'6 and in their early 20's will gain mass as they age and stay in shape especially compared to their latter 20's and more so they do not have to make a certain weight to compete..

When was it claimed that wlad has never weight trained again :deal especially when you can see pics of him lifting weights. atsch

And if he gained 10-12 lbs a year over that time a four year span he would weigh a minimum of 260 lbs so maybe you should try some actual ****ing FACTS. or quit doctoring things to make a point when you really have none his weight has increased what an average of around 6 lbs a year for 4 years while he was maturing and has been pretty consistent for 10+ years after yeah he must be on the juice no way his body had matured.... :yep

His weight has increased gradually over the years and has PEAKED in the mid 240's you know something you say body builders do they hit a peak then its harder to gain mass... has his weight kept on increasing No...

Quite frankly i think you are full of shitt and talking out of your ass you have an agenda and are willing to distort things to make it.... Out of curiosity they say body builders peak at 32 years of age are they larger then they were in their early 20's i would say yes.... http://ezinearticles.com/?Bodybuild...ethod-To-How-You-Should-Be-Training&id=810929
as are most athaletes..
look at their weight when they came out of college and compare it when they enter their prime they will almost always be larger.... but hey your an expert and already know that right:deal


And me I work in the real world play basketball several times a week even against college and occasionaly nba players for the jazz. Do i know my BMI or any of the other stupid **** you said no why the hell would I i dont need to do those things to prove im in shape and quite frankly could care less... I do know that i school a lot of weight lifters relatively easily and can run a lot longer and harder then they can when playing ball :deal

 

yeah the guy has an agenda and wll distort **** to try to make a point.