Throwing a tantrum doesn't distract from the fact that you cannot offer any proof to your statement. I can prove that these drugs exist. You can't prove, even through reasonable deduction, that he doesn't have them. In a case like this, you can respect a variety of opinions. You choose to act the fool and pretend you have fact on your side.
Woah. Lampley went off really hard on JMM.
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He released a statement via e-mail in which he denied providing Berto with anything illegal. He had been a consultant for and a very vocal public advocate of the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association founded by Dr. Margaret Goodman. VADA ran the testing for both the Khan-Peterson fight and the Berto-Ortiz II fight.
"I had absolutely nothing to do Andre Berto's positive drug test for nandrolone," Conte wrote. "Andre enrolled in the VADA drug testing program in early 2012. While using my nutritional products and protocols, Andre's blood and urine were randomly tested twice before his recent biceps injury and all tests were negative. After his positive test was revealed, Andre admitted that he recently took some supplements that were not provided by me and did so without my knowledge. It is possible that one these supplements was contaminated with trace amounts of nandrolone and caused his positive test result."
Conte went on to say that because nandrolone is the longest-lasting anabolic steroid, "… it is unlikely that any elite athlete would use it in an attempt to cheat."
Berto's lawyer is Howard Jacobs, a noted expert in anti-doping matters who has successfully argued contamination cases after nandrolone tests in court.
most likely contamination...the amounts were so tiny as well if i remember correctly. pretty much the same scenario as erik morales testing positive in his lead up fight with garcia ...small trace amounts that could most likely have been a result of contamination. donaire has been doing year round testing with VADA (like berto was doing) and he hasn't tested positive for anything.Comment
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Sus or not, Pac got careless and made a huge mistake and paid the price.
The outcome would not have changed that night. Pacs mistake coming in careless head first and hand down with his typical double jab feint to a straight left and Marquez capitalized with a perfectly timed counter.Comment
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he didn't even go in...he just said some **** about, 'it's unfortunate, but there will be questions regarding the win because of his hiring of Memo Heredia.' These "questions" began on this website back before the 3rd fight, and after the 4th fight people are expected to be less curious, or su****ious? You hire a chemist who regularly beat OST tests, how naive would you expect these reporters to be? Just something that comes with the territory, not that surprising.Comment
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I have no issues with that, though it was the 3rd round KD that was more "suspect". Either way, it was an even playing field, and made for an awesome fight. If that's what it takes for the 5th to be just as awesome, bring it on. It's just amusing how aw shucks naive so many posters are willing to be when it comes to a fighter they like.Sus or not, Pac got careless and made a huge mistake and paid the price.
The outcome would not have changed that night. Pacs mistake coming in careless head first and hand down with his typical double jab feint to a straight left and Marquez capitalized with a perfectly timed counter.Comment
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Marquez took the drug test issued by the comission. Never failed a drug test just like Manny.
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