Thread: Yuriorkis Gamboa implicated in latest PED scandal

A clinic in Miami has just been exposed as running a BALCO-like supply of PEDs to elite athletes including baseball players like Alex Rodriguez (years after he said he'd stopped juicing) and others. And also Gamboa :


In the 2009 notebook, Bosch outlines an extensive program he was shipping to Gamboa. In addition to protein powders and calcium/magnesium/zinc compounds, he included a six-day-a-week HGH regime, IGF-1, and a cream with 20 percent testosterone.
What's more, Bosch even notes that Gamboa's next bout is scheduled against Brandon Rios the following April and writes, "Start clean-up Dec. 1" — presumably giving the boxer enough time to pass doping tests. (The fight against Rios was later canceled, but Gamboa won two other fights by TKO and KO that January and February.)
Last week, New Times sent detailed letters outlining the information in Bosch's files to Rodriguez, Cabrera, Cruz, Carrillo, Gonzalez, Colón, and Grandal through their teams. None of the players responded. Odesnik reviewed his mentions in Bosch's files but didn't offer a comment before presstime. Gamboa didn't respond to multiple messages left with his trainer. New Times also sent a letter to Goins with all the details from Bosch's records through the UM media department; he did not respond.
What does it all add up to? Former Biogenesis employees say there's no mystery why these athletes appear in Bosch's records. "He sold HGH and steroids," says the clinic's former secretary. "Everyone who worked there knew that was what our business was."




A Miami Clinic Supplies Drugs to Sports' Biggest Names - - News - Miami - Miami New Times

Meh, we want to believe these guys are all clean, but there are a lot more cheaters out there then we'd like to think.

We've probably reached a point not only in boxing but in sports where you just don't reach that top level unless you're using something.