| The drug thing in athletics on 23:25 - Sep 14 with 461 views | Whiterockin |
Such a shame, the other three are clean and will be stripped of their medals and lifetime work because of one idiot.
Sorry if the language offends. But this cuts deep.
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| The drug thing in athletics on 23:31 - Sep 14 with 454 views | britferry |
| The drug thing in athletics on 23:25 - Sep 14 by Whiterockin |
Such a shame, the other three are clean and will be stripped of their medals and lifetime work because of one idiot.
Sorry if the language offends. But this cuts deep.
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Usain Bolt lost one of his Gold's in the same way [Post edited 15 Sep 2021 16:37]
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| The drug thing in athletics on 14:46 - Sep 15 with 388 views | controversial_jack |
They are all at it. Some get caught, the majority don't | | | |
| The drug thing in athletics on 16:19 - Sep 15 with 358 views | Dr_Parnassus |
| The drug thing in athletics on 14:46 - Sep 15 by controversial_jack |
They are all at it. Some get caught, the majority don't |
Drugs are rife in all sports, it will all reveal itself one day. But there is interest in protecting the big names and making examples of the smaller ones or the ones no longer as valuable to show that the sport is combating the issue.
A little known fact, and very little talked about fact is when anti doping agency turned up at Serenas house, she locked herself in her panic room and refused to come out. She later said she thought intruders had turned up.
It all mysteriously went away and was brushed under the carpet. This was back in 2011 ish.
Drugs in tennis is rife, and the technique of blood doping when injured.
A lot of it is done by doctor prescribed drugs (DUE’s - Drug Use Exemptions) and is an open secret in tennis - but they are the players “personal doctor”. Like Sharapova was taking Meldonium, a banned substance that increased oxygen in the blood (although not banned when she started taking it). There are many substances which are legal if medically prescribed.
There is a very famous (infamous) doctor in America, Dr Eric Serrano. He has a nickname on the tour of “doctor dope”. He has dozens of top tennis players on his list of “patients”.
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| The drug thing in athletics on 18:06 - Sep 15 with 334 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
| The drug thing in athletics on 16:19 - Sep 15 by Dr_Parnassus |
Drugs are rife in all sports, it will all reveal itself one day. But there is interest in protecting the big names and making examples of the smaller ones or the ones no longer as valuable to show that the sport is combating the issue.
A little known fact, and very little talked about fact is when anti doping agency turned up at Serenas house, she locked herself in her panic room and refused to come out. She later said she thought intruders had turned up.
It all mysteriously went away and was brushed under the carpet. This was back in 2011 ish.
Drugs in tennis is rife, and the technique of blood doping when injured.
A lot of it is done by doctor prescribed drugs (DUE’s - Drug Use Exemptions) and is an open secret in tennis - but they are the players “personal doctor”. Like Sharapova was taking Meldonium, a banned substance that increased oxygen in the blood (although not banned when she started taking it). There are many substances which are legal if medically prescribed.
There is a very famous (infamous) doctor in America, Dr Eric Serrano. He has a nickname on the tour of “doctor dope”. He has dozens of top tennis players on his list of “patients”.
It will all come out one day. |
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