Angel Hernandez (JMM Coach) Confess To Selling PEDs in Mexico To Make A Living!

Hmm...you have to wonder why Floyd focused on Pacquiao when none of these things have been connected to him in one way or the other. You have to wonder also why he didn't demand OSDT on Marquez, the guy who he claims beat Pacquiao twice. :usa:

The only current active fighter who got caught with illegal drug beside mosley is Mayweather. He admitted using Xylocaine drug and promised to stop. I remember when he supposedly paid media outlets to not publish the story lol. Then he changed his ways and started OSDT to change his image and as part of the deal with the commision/court and to prove he learned. Article makes you wonder what else he took and if he still take undetectable drugs. :/ Here is a scene reminiscent from "PULP Fiction": http://www.denofgeek.com/siteimage/scale/800/600/72443.png You know what Mayweather took? He took this http://www.bifuteki.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/MINDstyle-Manny-Pacquiao-Vinyl-Figure.jpg UP his arse. Why? Cuz he is gay and totally fear of Manny Pacquaio and wants to avoid him. The doll has so much PEDS a la Pac he would absorb the PEDs in case they fight. This doll....he hid up his arse (for three years before his fight with Pac). And he wouldn't let 50cents pull it out.

The only current active fighter who got caught with illegal drug beside mosley is Mayweather. He admitted using Xylocaine drug and promised to stop. I remember when he supposedly paid media outlets to not publish the story lol. Then he changed his ways and started OSDT to change his image and as part of the deal with the commision/court and to prove he learned. Article makes you wonder what else he took and if he still take undetectable drugs. :/

Interesting read, funny how u flomo's think by posting these types of articles your somehow proving pac is guilty and floyd is clean when infact it states that most athletes dope in the offseasons which Floyd has many of. did you really miss the entire point of this thread?

Damn if everything he said is true, then we will never know who is clean and who isn't... It is true and it has been going on since long before Angel Hernandez got into it..the fact is at the highest levels of all sports everybody is doping and has been doing so for decades. wow he created 20 undetectable drugs? some you can rub on? well this is good news.... In theory to be able to test for a drug you would need to to know the molecular model of the drug. The off the shelf drugs are detectable for that reason...it's when you modify them that the tests will no longer identify them. It can be as simple as passing a gas through an off the shelf drug. That is why OST is complete BS and a ridiculous argument. Olympic athletes are some of the worst offenders and routinely get away with it if they can afford an Angel Hernandez...it's the ones who can't that get caught.

Interesting read, funny how u flomo's think by posting these types of articles your somehow proving pac is guilty and floyd is clean when infact it states that most athletes dope in the offseasons which Floyd has many of.

The only current active fighter who got caught with illegal drug beside mosley is Mayweather. He admitted using Xylocaine drug and promised to stop. I remember when he supposedly paid media outlets to not publish the story lol. Then he changed his ways and started OSDT to change his image and as part of the deal with the commision/court and to prove he learned. Article makes you wonder what else he took and if he still take undetectable drugs. :/

LOL JMM gettin juiced to the eyeballs.

The only current active fighter who got caught with illegal drug beside mosley is Mayweather. He admitted using Xylocaine drug and promised to stop. I remember when he supposedly paid media outlets to not publish the story lol. Then he changed his ways and started OSDT to change his image and prove he learned. Article makes you wonder what else he took and if he still take undetectable drugs. :/

Marquez is d1ck is too big. He needs the PED to reduce it's size so he can move faster in the ring. Marquez KTFO Pacquaio in 30 secs.

Marquez is just evening things up.. I don't have a problem with that.

wow he created 20 undetectable drugs? some you can rub on? well this is good news.... Marquez by KO in 3

Damn if everything he said is true, then we will never know who is clean and who isn't...

Floyd Mayweather is a very smart guy....

4. Teil: “Peak performances without doping are a fairytale.” SPIEGEL: So the idea that sports are a fair competition within established rules actually died long ago? Heredia: Yes, of course. Unless we were to go back to ancient times. Without television, without Adidas and Nike. It’s obvious: if you finish in 8th place at a big event, you get $5,000; if you finish first you get $100,000. Athletes think about this. Then they think that everyone else dopes anyway, and they are right. And you think athletes believe in morals and ideals? Peak performances without doping are a fairytale, my friend. SPIEGEL: Do you advocate the authorization of doping? Heredia: No, but I believe we should authorize the use of epo, IGF and testosterone, as well as adrenaline and epitestosterone – substances that the body produces itself. Simply for pragmatic reasons, because it is impossible to detect them, and also because of the fairness aspect. SPIEGEL: Are you serious: fairness? Heredia: Yes. Take for example the most popular drug: epo. Epo changes the hemoglobin value, and it is simply the case that people have different hemoglobin levels. Authorizing the use of epo would enable the fairness and equality that supposedly everyone wants. After all, there are genetic differences between athletes. SPIEGEL: Differences between living things are called nature. You want to make all athletes the same through doping? Heredia: Normal athletes have a level of 3 nanograms of testosterone per milliliter of blood; the sprinter Tim Montgomery has 3 nanograms, but Maurice Greene has 9 nanograms. So what can Tim do? It isn’t doping with endogenous substances that’s unfair, it is nature that’s unfair. SPIEGEL: And what would you ban? Heredia: Everything else that can be dangerous. Amphetamines? Ban them. Steroids? Ban them. SPIEGEL: Are there still any clean disciplines? Heredia: Track and field, swimming, cross-country skiing and cycling can no longer be saved. Golf? Not clean either. Soccer? Soccer players come to me and say they have to be able to run up and down the touchline without becoming tired, and they have to play every three days. Basketball players take fat burners – amphetamines, ephedrin. Baseball? Haha. Steroids in pre-season, amphetamines during the games. Even archers take downers so that their arm remains steady. Everyone dopes. SPIEGEL: Did you produce the drugs yourself, or did you simply procure them? Heredia: I didn’t have my own laboratory, I had… let’s say access to labs in Mexico City. I purchased and procured the raw materials ... SPIEGEL: ... from where? Heredia: Everywhere. Australia, South Africa, Austria, Bulgaria, China. I got growth hormone from the Swiss company Serono. It was never difficult to import it to Mexico, because the laws aren’t that strict. You can easily buy it in pharmacies in Mexico. Whenever a new drug was entering the test phase somewhere in the world, we knew about it and we ordered it. Then I combined substances. Sometimes I produced a gel. SPIEGEL: Did you ever take the doping testers seriously? Heredia: No, we laughed at them. Today, of course, it is the testers who are laughing. SPIEGEL: How do you make a living today? Heredia: I still have a little bit of money. I’m studying again. I want to become a pharmacist. That’s my dream, but I don’t know if I’ll find a job, if I will be charged, if I will be deported, or where I’ll go. I don’t have a life anymore. I walk around and make sure no one is following me. But compared to Jerome Young I’m doing okay. SPIEGEL: What is the 2003 world champion doing today? Heredia: He’s 31 years old, and he sits in a truck and delivers bread. People say he broke the laws of the sport, but that’s not true: it was exactly these rules that Jerome followed.

Heredia: With precision. You want an example? Everyone talks about epo. Epo is fashionable. But without adding iron, epo only works half as well. That’s the kind of thing you have to know. There are oxygen carriers that make epo work incredibly fast – they are actually better than epo alone. I call my drug “Epo Boost.” I inject it and it releases many tiny oxygen molecules throughout the body. In that way you increase the effect of epo by a factor of ten. SPIEGEL: Do you have any other secrets? Heredia: Oh yes, of course. There are tablets for the kidneys that block the metabolites of steroids, so when athletes give a urine sample, they don’t excrete the metabolites and thus test negative. Or there is an enzyme that slowly consumes proteins - epo has protein structures, and the enzyme thus ensures that the B sample of the doping test has a completely different value than the A sample. Then there are chemicals that you take a couple of hours before the race that prevent acidification in the muscles. Together with epo they are an absolute miracle. I’ve created 20 different drugs that are still undetectable for the doping testers. SPIEGEL: What trainers have you worked together with? Heredia: Particularly with Trevor Graham. SPIEGEL: Graham has a lifetime ban because he purportedly helped Marion Jones, Tim Montgomery, ****** Gatlin and many others to cheat. Who else? Heredia: With Winthrop Graham, his cousin. With John Smith, Maurice Greene’s coach. With Raymond Stewart, the Jamaican. With Dennis Mitchell ... SPIEGEL: ... who won gold in the 4 x 100 meters in 1992 and today is a coach. How did the collaboration work? Heredia: It’s a small world. It gets around who can provide you with something how quickly and at what price, who is discreet. The coaches approached me and asked if I could help them, and I said: yes. Then they gave me money, $15,000 or thereabouts, we got a first shipment and then we did business. At some point it led to one-on-one cooperation with the athletes. SPIEGEL: Was there a regimen of sorts? Heredia: Yes. I always combined several things. For example, I had one substance called actovison that increased blood circulation – not detectable. That was good from a health standpoint and even better from a competitive standpoint. Then we had the growth factors IGF-1 and IGF-2. And epo. Epo increases the number of red blood cells and thus the transportation of oxygen, which is the key for every athlete: the athlete wants to recover quickly, keep the load at a constantly high level and achieve a constant performance. SPIEGEL: Once again: a constant performance at the world-class level is unthinkable without doping? Heredia: Correct. 400 meters in 44 seconds? Unthinkable. 71 meters with a discus? No way. You might be able to run 100 meters in 9.8 seconds once with a tailwind. But ten times a year under 10 seconds, in the rain or heat? Only with doping. Part III: “If he maintains he is clean, I can only answer that that is a lie.” SPIEGEL: Testosterone, growth hormone, epo – that was your combination? Heredia: Yes, with individual variations. And then amazing things are possible. In 2002 Jerome Young was ranked number 38 in the 400 meters. Then we began to work together, and in 2003 he won almost every big race. SPIEGEL: How were you paid? Heredia: I had an annual wage. For big wins I got a $40,000 bonus. SPIEGEL: Your athletes have won 26 Olympic medals. How much money did you earn? Heredia: I can’t answer that due to the investigations. But let’s put it this way: 16 to 18 successful athletes each year at between $15,000 and $20,000 per athlete. I had a good run. I had a good life. SPIEGEL: Did you live in the shadows of the sports world, where no one was allowed to see you? Heredia: No. I rarely traveled to the big events, but that was because of jealousy: the Americans didn’t want me to work with the Jamaicans and vice versa. But shadows? No. It was one big chain, from athletes to agents to sponsors, and I was part of it. But everyone knew how the game worked. Everyone wanted it to be this way, because everyone got rich off it. SPIEGEL: Which agents do you mean? Heredia: The big marketers – Robert Wagner, for example – who support the athletes and want to get them into top form because they place the athletes at the track meetings. The Austrian marketer Wagner, founder of World Athletics Management, wrote last Thursday in an e-mail to SPIEGEL, that he “never doped athletes” or “supported and promoted” doping. And Angel Heredia, the chief witness, sat in an office in New York, an athletic man in a black shirt, still in excellent shape, and wrote down names on a sheet of paper. 41 track and field athletes, he said, were his clients, as well as boxers, soccer players and cross-country skiers. His Jamaicans: Raymond Stewart, Beverly McDonald, Brandon Simpson. From the Bahamas: Chandra Sturrup. A couple of his Americans: Jerome Young, Antonio Pettigrew, Tim Montgomery, Duane Ross, Michelle Collins, Marion Jones, C. J. Hunter, Ramon Clay, Dennis Mitchell, Joshua J. Johnson, Randall Evans, ****** Gatlin, Maurice Greene. Some of those named by Heredia have been caught doping. Others have admitted to doping, while still others deny it. SPIEGEL: Maurice Greene? The 100 meter superstar Greene is one of the poster athletes of the Olympic movement; he swears he is clean. Heredia: The investigations are ongoing, but if he maintains he is clean, I can only answer that that is a lie. SPIEGEL: Can you be more specific? Heredia: I helped him. I made a schedule for him. I equipped him. SPIEGEL: Equipped? Heredia: Yes, we worked together in 2003 and 2004. SPIEGEL: Do you have receipts? Heredia: Yes, I have a $10,000 bank transfer receipt, for example. SPIEGEL: Greene says he spent that money on friends. Heredia: I know that’s not true. SPIEGEL: What did Greene, who denies having doped, get from you? Heredia: IGF-1 and IGF-2, epo and ATP – that stands for adenosine triphosphate, which intensifies muscle contraction. SPIEGEL: Undetectable for testers? Heredia: Undetectable. We’ve used ointments that do not leave any traces and that enable a consistently high testosterone level in athletes. SPIEGEL: Is there doping at every level of athletics? Heredia: Yes, the only difference is the quality of the doping. Athletes with little money use simple steroids and hope they don’t get tested. The stars earn 50,000 dollars a month, not including starting bonuses and shoe sponsorship contracts. The very best invest 100,000 dollars – I’ll then build you a designer drug that can’t be detected. SPIEGEL: Explain how this works. Heredia: Designer drugs are composed of several different chemicals that trigger the desired reaction. At the end of the chain I change one or two molecules in such a way that the entire structure is undetectable for the doping testers. SPIEGEL: The drug testers’ hunt of athletes ... Heredia: ... is also a sport. A competition. Pure adrenaline. We have to be one or two years ahead of them. We have to know which drug is entering research where, which animals it is being used in, and where we can get it. And we have to be familiar with the testers’ methods. SPIEGEL: Can the testers win this race? Heredia: Theoretically yes. If all federations and sponsors and managers and athletes and trainers were all in agreement, if they were to invest all the money that the sport generates and if every athlete were to be tested twice a week – but only then. What’s happening now is laughable. It’s a token. They should save their money – or give it to me. I’ll give it to the orphans of Mexico! There will be doping for as long as there is commercial sports, performance-related shoe contracts and television contracts.