Maxiton said:Good question, I dunno. Money?Nick C. said:Which raises the question, if these "vitamins" are necessary 1) why is the "sport" legal?Maxiton said:Nah, just honest.StyrbjornSterki said:As per Kimbo Slice:
Punchdrunk, maybe?"I don't think the commissioners should really blackball fighters for having to use a little extra vitamins to perform. 'Cause we're entertainers. We perform on a high level. We put our body through some extreme workout to entertain the public and the media. The commissioners should sit down and come to an agreement on what levels should be okay. The levels should be okay for professional entertainers on that level. You know, not so much like some guy who's doing this for a living. We're not those guys. We're just performing for a certain time. So yes, our levels should be just a little bit above normal. That should be okay in the professional world."
You can't take seriously someone who makes such broad generalisations.TMP402 said:Kind of a dark interview with Tyson Fury, in which he says all athletes including all boxers dope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKeHAZhqDxA
BullsFan22 said:ESPN article on Dee Gordon:
http://espn.go.com/mlb/story/_/id/15425125/dee-gordon-miami-marlins-banned-80-games-peds-violation
Odd seeing guys like Gordon and Colabello get caught not long after they've had career years. These guys are emerging, but they are not really your household names. Is MLB actually doing its job?
You can't take seriously someone who makes such broad generalisations about broad generalisations.CheckMyPecs said:You can't take seriously someone who makes such broad generalisations.TMP402 said:Kind of a dark interview with Tyson Fury, in which he says all athletes including all boxers dope.
StyrbjornSterki said:You can't take seriously someone who makes such broad generalisations about broad generalisations.CheckMyPecs said:You can't take seriously someone who makes such broad generalisations.TMP402 said:Kind of a dark interview with Tyson Fury, in which he says all athletes including all boxers dope.
This kid is the son of a former Major League baseball player (Raul Mondesi Sr.), one who played in the steriod era hitting home runs with the rest of the big boppers, and has a brother who's a pro with the Brewers system. (It's funny, they're both named Raul)BullsFan22 said:
He knew exactly what he was doing, he was trained from the time he could walk by his pops on how to become a MLB player himself.Mondesi said he took the medication without reading the label or consulting his trainer.
Seems to me guys like Mondesi and Chris Colabello are visiting some fly-by-night doping doctors who haven't been keeping up to date on the current CBA.Irondan said:This kid is the son of a former Major League baseball player (Raul Mondesi Sr.), one who played in the steriod era hitting home runs with the rest of the big boppers, and has a brother who's a pro with the Brewers system. (It's funny, they're both named Raul)BullsFan22 said:![]()
Although he accepts his suspension this quote is complete BS -He knew exactly what he was doing, he was trained from the time he could walk by his pops on how to become a MLB player himself.Mondesi said he took the medication without reading the label or consulting his trainer.
No, I don't buy it but hey, he's serving his suspension without the usual defiance...
Read the headline and comments it's satire that is quite cleverBullsFan22 said:
gazr99 said:Read the headline and comments it's satire that is quite cleverBullsFan22 said:
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