Juan Manuel Marquez looking like a beast . . .

I think the reason you can't stop the fight against it is because of the kids and the young athletes coming through (as corny as that sounds). It's bad enough that kids dedicate their lives to becoming a top athlete and then they get there and realise that everyone is doping. You can't have a system where if you want to compete you absolutely HAVE to dope and kids grow up knowing they need to take drugs. At least with an increase in antidoping athletes feel like they don't necessarily have to make that choice.

The more confidence in the antidoping measures then the less athletes worry about what their opponents might be taking and therefore don't feel the need to level the playing field.

 

I know it can be put down to age but the difference in Pacquiao's head I each photo is quite alarming.

 

no no primetime..

 

Was Tom Hardy on the juice?

 

victor conte has been labling this fight : chemical warfare 2

due the involvement on ariza and meno ( marquez's strenght and conditioning guy)

they all on ****, trust me world level they all do at least hgh and insulin etc

 

To be fair, Pacquaio's head looks quite the size in all three, certainly bigger than Marquez but not as much in the third pic. Take that for what you will.

 

Whoever was struggling to convince their mates Nadal was on steroids.. He gets enriched plasma treatment on his knee. His blood is taken out, treated with chemicals and then reinjected around the affect area (unsure if that's the correct procedure, but it's similar) anyway.. Boris Becker alluded to it when he was out injured for 3 months and came back serving 10 mph faster.. He insinuated that Nadal was on steroids during the game, then when Nadal was asked about it, he said he changed the grip on his racquet. Dirty cheater.. Just like Pacquiao, Floyd, Marquez, Berto, Peterson, Olubamiwo, Whyte, Enzo.. Etc etc.

 

Victor Conte talks in detail about Angel 'Memo' Herieda with Joe Rogan here

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azzhD2QJ8B0[/ame]

basically said that 'Memo' is also a consultant with the Jamican sprint team, and Usain Bolt is also on PEDS. JMM is on something, for sure

 

Yes [1][2]


[1]
http://www.anabolic-bible.org/showpage.aspx?callpage=side_effects
"Rampant acne is one of the more obvious indicators of steroid use."

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[2]
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/film/4657363/tom-hardy-shows-off-his-body.html

30lbs(debateable but still) in 6 weeks natural. You'd be lucky to put on 10lbs in 6 weeks.

 

How many "experts" on this thread have actually trained at a serious level themselves?
The transformation in JMM is possible without PEDs. I'm not a professional athlete committed to my sport 24/7 and I could do it with strict diet and a precise training schedule.
In terms of boxers, PEDs are a shortcut but you can get to the same place physically with hard graft and discipline. Now competition bodybuilders who freak up is a different topic all together.

 

Interesting that Conte is saying you get your best results 14 days after you stop using.

What were Manny's request for a cut off time with the Mayweather dealings, if anyone can remember?

 

they went up to 21 days i think

 

The acne is suspicious, the weight gain less so for me. It's not as if it was mostly muscle, he looked a bit fat in that film to me.

 

JMM doesn't look like he's been training for a fight, he simply looks like he's been trying to get as muscular as possible.

Boxers' physiques these days are starting to look totally different to how they used to years ago. I'm not saying they are doing anything illegal, but it doesn't seem natural.

 

JMM looks in good shape to me, that's all. I don't see how being slightly muscular in unnatural?

If boxers physiques have changed in recent years it's probably down to them using weights more than they have in the past. Traditionally boxing trainers were very against the idea of weight training.