Read this Vitali article from espn.....

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If you want to go on proof, then all you have on Vitali is a failed test as an amateur in the 1990's. And I'm hardly the only one to "discredit" the legacy of Evander Holyfield (aka Evan Fields), who received shipments of them to his home. You'd be very naive not to think that use of performance enhancing drugs are widespread in boxing. But with you it seems like a witch hunt for certain "types" of fighters you don't like. Associating Wladimir because of his brother would get you laughed out of any hearing or trial. And I actually believe that he and all the other names that I mentioned used them. I'm just not as concerned about it.

I liked Holyfield's excuses:

"I heard Mike Tyson (who just happens to be the most famous Holyfield victim on his resume) used steroids, but I didn't. They said he used them, I'm not saying he did, but I didn't want to be a cheater just because they said the champ uses steroids"

"I never used steroids. I may have taken them by accident for hormonal use. I forgot the name of the doctor, I do remember another doctor I saw but he died".

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The article is pathetic, some names are misspelled, a lot of facts are wrong. What a pathetic piece of work.