So do you think the ostarine use was just "out of the blue" or was it a substitute for meldonium.
A study published in Drug Testing and Analysis in December 2015 summarized the following about meldonium:
"[It] demonstrates an increase in endurance performance of athletes, improved rehabilitation after exercise, protection against stress, and enhanced activations of central nervous system (CNS) functions."
According to this, meldonium and ostarine have similar benefits.
They arenīt that similar, Ostarine is a SARM that kind of mimics steroids. Much more potent than Meldonium, I just wonder why Povetkin used it for a lazy fat bastard like Stiverne.
The two statements imply two totally different end results. Had other plans implies that Hearn/Usyk decided to go in a different direction for reasons other than financial reasons. Couldn't reach an agreement implies that due to business reasons, the fight couldn't be made. Seems to me that Povetkin was saying politely, they didn't really want to fight me. Oh, for the record, I think highly of Usyk and believe he beats Povetkin.
Now how is that so hard to understand? Povetkin did not say we couldn't reach an agreement! He said they had other plans! Translation: SWERVE! BTW, I think Usyk could beat him too, but he don't want those problems! He wants to win AND look good doing it!
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