Let fighters juice....

[sanatogen]

Surprised that GGG is still going ahead with the fight, despite potential danger of an athlete who failed a drug test hitting him.
He must be confident or really need the money

[Master]

Surprised that GGG is still going ahead with the fight, despite potential danger of an athlete who failed a drug test hitting him.
He must be confident or really need the money

Probably both, he has the moral victory already, ran Canelo out of the ring and will not get a bigger purse fighting anyone else.

[Silkeyjoe]

Surprised that GGG is still going ahead with the fight, despite potential danger of an athlete who failed a drug test hitting him.
He must be confident or really need the money

Probably both, he has the moral victory already, ran Canelo out of the ring and will not get a bigger purse fighting anyone else.

Probably assumes he was on the juice last time so what is there to fear now.

[Boxer4life]

Surprised that GGG is still going ahead with the fight, despite potential danger of an athlete who failed a drug test hitting him.
He must be confident or really need the money

Probably both, he has the moral victory already, ran Canelo out of the ring and will not get a bigger purse fighting anyone else.

Probably assumes he was on the juice last time so what is there to fear now.

Yeah i agree with the last statement. It's too bad because Canelo is in a lose lose situation regardless.

If he wins, its cuz he was on the juice. If he loses, it's because he didnt have the juice.

[holmcall]

http://www.thesweetscience.com/feature-articles/48845-jim-lampley-weigh-problem-ped-use-survey

[hfahrenheit]

They already are; if they can afford it, they are doing it.

The BALCO scandal was 10+ years ago, and look at the range and scope of it...if you're not familiar, the indictments were across every major sport, and named Shane Mosely and a bunch of other dudes.

But, the actual discussion has moved on from "juicing," it's a now a matter of taking a substance that isn't banned, but has the same net impact as a banned substance--is that cheating?

drug testing and governing body's don't do research and development, therefore they will always be behind those who do.

Remember, "juicing" is from the 50's and 60's, and EPO/HGH from at least the 80's... who actually knows where they are now. If you look across sports, EVERYONE is better shape, more muscular by far, (especially basketball).

[Master]

They already are; if they can afford it, they are doing it.

The BALCO scandal was 10+ years ago, and look at the range and scope of it...if you're not familiar, the indictments were across every major sport, and named Shane Mosely and a bunch of other dudes.

But, the actual discussion has moved on from "juicing," it's a now a matter of taking a substance that isn't banned, but has the same net impact as a banned substance--is that cheating?

drug testing and governing body's don't do research and development, therefore they will always be behind those who do.

Remember, "juicing" is from the 50's and 60's, and EPO/HGH from at least the 80's... who actually knows where they are now. If you look across sports, EVERYONE is better shape, more muscular by far, (especially basketball).

I thought that was down to better nutrition, diet, exercises and evolution.