Lets end the Mike Tyson debate

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Holyfield was proven as a roider. Mike never was caught, but the 80's and early/mid 90's were a dicey time for steroids in pro sports, drug testing was almost non-existant and the drug tests that were available were archiac and easy to cheat, especially if you were a multi-millon dollar athlete. The few guys that do get caught are just the tip of the iceberg.

do you think because testing and more publicity around drug cheating theres less of it around today?

Do you think because testing and more publicity about drug cheating there's more of it around today?

do you think because there is more of it around today there is publicity about testing and drug cheating?

Do you think we should do nothing because there is more publicity about drug cheating and testing?

who?

You! Anyone! Everyone!

Do you think there is more drug use now than say, before 2000?

Do you think adding more weight divisions has increased or decreased drug use?

Who or what do you think is the main culprit that drives drug use? Money, fighters, trainers, managers, promoters, glory/success/pride, maybe you think the fans have a lot to do with it?

Who do you think should clean it up? Sanctioning orgs, one global org or individual countries?

Do you think drug use and cheating drives the publicity or do you think the publicity drives drug use and cheating? Stupid or asinine question? I think so too, but it seemed like someone was suggestion the latter.