Tweet
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/boxing-...065504785.html
Honestly, who cares if Boxing isn't as popular as baseball... that doesn't mean we should sweep it under the rug. I doubt anything is going to come of this
No surprise here
Honestly, who cares if Boxing isn't as popular as baseball... that doesn't mean we should sweep it under the rug. I doubt anything is going to come of this
Dr. Margaret Goodman, the former chairwoman of the Nevada Athletic Commission's Medical Advisory Committee who now operates the non-profit Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency, was asked if drug-testing run by the state athletic commissions was rigorous and sufficient enough to catch the majority of PED users.
She laughed before answering.
"No. No. No," she said. "You know the answer to that as well as I do. In some circumstances, it's sufficient, but under 98, 99 percent of the cases, it is just not [enough]. … It's just not rigorous enough."
She laughed before answering.
"No. No. No," she said. "You know the answer to that as well as I do. In some circumstances, it's sufficient, but under 98, 99 percent of the cases, it is just not [enough]. … It's just not rigorous enough."
It is not believed that any boxing or MMA promoter has reached out to law-enforcement officials who are handling the Biogenesis case to find out if any of their athletes are among those that Fischer said were customers.
But because of the rules are now, those fighters who cheated and took performance enhancing drugs at the Biogenesis anti-aging clinic are likely going to be able to walk free with no punishment.
They'll get to continue to compete with no fine and no suspension, while baseball players such as Ryan Braun and, ultimately, Rodriguez, will lose millions.
They'll get to continue to compete with no fine and no suspension, while baseball players such as Ryan Braun and, ultimately, Rodriguez, will lose millions.
Comment