Former champion wants IBF featherweight title reinstated
By Mack Danife
"I said I never took steroids or any performance enhancing drugs and the lab tests prove it," states Orlando Salido. The saga of Salido continues as the NSAC reviews its findings. After the November 4 IBF title bout in Las Vegas against Robert Guerrero, Salido tested positive for the substance nandrolone in his system. Salido immediately had a follow up test at LabCorp, a nationally recognized blood lab, and the findings were NEGATIVE of any steroids. "It is commonly known that nandrolone is produced by the body, especially in periods when the body is placed in stressful activity like dehydration, diet and strenuous exercise," said a doctor who wishes to be unnamed until formal proceedings. "If Salido had taken steroids, his second test done only one day after NSAC findings would have shown it still in its system. Steroids don't go away overnight!" (More)
By Mack Danife
"I said I never took steroids or any performance enhancing drugs and the lab tests prove it," states Orlando Salido. The saga of Salido continues as the NSAC reviews its findings. After the November 4 IBF title bout in Las Vegas against Robert Guerrero, Salido tested positive for the substance nandrolone in his system. Salido immediately had a follow up test at LabCorp, a nationally recognized blood lab, and the findings were NEGATIVE of any steroids. "It is commonly known that nandrolone is produced by the body, especially in periods when the body is placed in stressful activity like dehydration, diet and strenuous exercise," said a doctor who wishes to be unnamed until formal proceedings. "If Salido had taken steroids, his second test done only one day after NSAC findings would have shown it still in its system. Steroids don't go away overnight!" (More)
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