Comments Thread For: Arum: Canelo's 'Meat Defense' is Like The Dog Ate My Homework

[lunilake]

just curious where you read the picogram info on Canelo...been trying to find a source to validate it's more likely tapering off than contamination...

[AdonisCreed]

Canelo messed up big time you know when Bob Arum and Paulie Malignaggi starts talking sh** about you it's a done deal. Canelo better hope they allow this fight to continue otherwise if he's suspended and this fight is cancelled it'll be a long road back to the top.

[MastaBlasta]

" ... better excuse than "... I'm afraid of needles ...."" - Priceless!

[Little Mac 91]

LMFAO

This poster is the best. Literally just makes shit up and runs with it.

Respeck!

Good put some respeck on his name

[MastaBlasta]

Here is my problems with the tainted meat excuse

#1. It was your first 2 tests in a row with 3 days in between

#2. 800 picograms is a sh#t ton of Clen

#3. 800 picograms of Clen is more than 4 times the amount your race horse can have in his system because they are worried about the horses health

#4. You claim to GQ magazine that you don’t eat red meat

#5. You cut more weight than any other fighter in the sport and claim to starve yourself with 1k calories a day, but still look like Stallone in Rambo 3

#6. You have lived in Mexico your whole life had a hundred + drug tests but never 1 single picogram from this bad meat that’s apparently everywhere.

#7. You dropped out of drug testing in the Smith fight mid testing and had the initial results sealed

#8. You somehow got the WBC to sanction a title fight with you and Cotto with NO drug testing at all

#9. You hat size has grown 10 plus sizes in the last couple years

Definitely good points to ponder ... I don't "know" the truth about Canelo, but it definitely looks kinda questionable. #4 really throws some shade on everything.

[MrShakeAndBake]

GGG speaking his mind(in russian)

https://********/vzytoq0lvEY

[ShoulderRoll]

From what I've been reading you don't take clenbuterol to "bulk up."

Arum is talking out of his ass like usual.

[steeve steel]

Final report: Canelo's dog ate his homework on tainted meat.

[_Maxi]

From what I've been reading you don't take clenbuterol to "bulk up."

Arum is talking out of his ass like usual.

What's wrong?

Clen is used to burn fat and keep muscle. If the amount of food is enough, it will also create some muscle. It's perfect for between fights, to keep your muscle mass, burn the fat and not task your joints before the training camp.

Clenbuterol, fed for 1 wk, increased the wet weight of the gastrocnemius, soleus, and extensor digitorum longus muscles (15-23%) in both normal and D + I ****. Although clenbuterol increased body weight gain, it did not alter feed consumption and, therefore, feed efficiency (g gain/g food) was improved. Activities of cathepsin B and N-acetyl-beta-glucosaminidase, but not cathepsin D, were elevated in the soleus muscles of clenbuterol-treated ****. The clenbuterol-induced increase in muscle growth in the insulin-replaced diabetic **** indicated that this beta-adrenergic agonist effect was not mediated by an alteration of circulating levels of insulin, secondary to beta-agonist action on pancreatic insulin release.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3310657

Clenbuterol treatment increased the weight of skeletal muscles 22% to 39% in 3-month-old ****, 19% to 35% in 12-month-old ****, and 22% to 25% in 23-month-old animals. Likewise, clenbuterol increased carcass protein content 19% in 3-month-old ****, 16% in 12-month-old ****, and 24% in 23-month-old animals. Conversely, the drug reduced carcass fat content 36% in 3-month-old ****, 32% in 12-month-old ****, and 38% in 23-month-old ****. Therefore, clenbuterol had similar anabolic and catabolic effects in all age groups. In addition, clenbuterol stimulated recovery of skeletal muscle protein lost following pump implantation in senescent ****.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1861634

Clenbuterol is not only used to burn fat, it's used to generate muscle mass as well. It has both effects.

[Illmatic94]

says the guy who didn't want anything to do with random testing when the notion first came up. how far we've come.