Comments Thread For: Whyte: Miller Took Juice Because He Was Facing 'Juice Man' Joshua

[BLASTER1]

I've BEEN on here for years talking about TUE's,I had even been saying that most athletes are on legal crystal before many medical records got leaked & it was revealed that the williams brothers in tennis(actually its just Serena....Thats a man,they both on meth for "adhd") & most UK/USA Olympians are as well. I'm glad at least finally this discussion is being made in boxing too.

So if athletes have a reason to be on the pills they are using is this OK.
Or is it different in different sports.
I has no idea Serena and Venus were on add pills does this mean they are still allowed to use them and are boxers allowed to use them if they have adhd?

[blue_dolphin]

lol i know these pro boxers are reading BS comments. where else has AJ been called "juice man" but here?

and i agree. Miller just wanted an even playing field. if u need a test to tell u AJ is juiced to the eyeballs theres no hope for u

[Laligalaliga]

Exactly what big baby said before he got caught. Whyte, you better watch or you loose it.

[kushking]

So if athletes have a reason to be on the pills they are using is this OK.
Or is it different in different sports.
I has no idea Serena and Venus were on add pills does this mean they are still allowed to use them and are boxers allowed to use them if they have adhd?

Anyone can be diagnosed with adhd & given amphetamines or psychotropic meds. Its bs that certain sports have majority of athletes all claiming to need amphetamines for adhd,& it happens to be a sport where it gives the most advantage. Those questions you raised I think should be solved by making certain drugs legal altogether or banning them altogether if athletes are getting TUE's in high numbers for said drug. Its unfair that sherapova was banned for a prescribed medication but Serenas allowed to use amphetamines for life scot free in a sport where it greatly enhanced athletic performance.

[Combat Talk Radio]

lol i know these pro boxers are reading BS comments. where else has AJ been called "juice man" but here?

Of course they do. Used to be one that even posted up until about six months ago when people were hating on his record.

But you notice, Jeff Horn's statements come out matching what I'm saying about him. I think one dude even suspected I was him. No, I just know that he's watching my posts.

[Buggy bear]

Bottom line is , he has a clean record and you have a 2 yr ban behind you ... opened yourself up there son ..

[Jkp]

Didn't Whyte get popped? I find it funny that the people failing drug tests are talking about AJ being a juice factory the guy that hasn't failed one.

Lance Armstrong never failed a test.

The most will resourced guys never get caught.

[Robertthebruce]

Whyte was actually quite careful in that statement.

He never said Joshua is juicing. He said fighters have TUEs, and Miller probably thought...

I think we need to accept that Joshua is as clean as any other top name. He's tested out of competition and his samples can be retrospectively tested as new tests are developed.

He may have TUEs. But all the top guys will be pushing them to the edge of legality. They be mad not to.

This is different to shoving EPO into your arse or taking HGH. That's phucked up. He's not doing that stuff - he'd get caught. Even if he thought he was ahead of the docs they'll catch up eventually and his brand can't take that.

As for Whyte being the one to cast doubts... do these guys have no shame? You've popped for PEDs mate, keep quiet!

Mate footballers like Lionel Messi are known to take steroids legally so God knows what they allowing Joshua to get away with. His 'TUE' list needs to be exposed.

[VatoMulatto]

Miller has obviously been juicing most of his career. Looking very solid at 317 pounds with great stamina and workrate. Dude been on the HGH and EPO for a looong time.

[Weebler I]

Lest we forget, Mayweather had a retroactive TUE after the Pacquiao fight. How was this okay?

The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) today issued an extraordinary 25-page rebuttal of allegations that it acted improperly in allowing boxer Floyd Mayweather to retrospectively apply for a the****utic use exemption (TUE) for an intravenous (IV) drip ahead of his 2 May fight against Manny Pacquiao. May weather (pictured) used the IV drip in front of USADA doping control officers (DCOs), who had called at his house on 1 May. A paramedic was called due to Mayweather’s physical condition (It is understood that he was dehydrated), and the DCOs were told that he would need the IV drip. Partial urine samples were apparently provided before and after the IV drip was administered.

Anyhow, Whyte is pretty unequivocal here, as far as he is concerned, Joshua is on TUEs, he literally said that. Someone should ask Eddie Hearn straight out.

Imo an athlete should have to make public any request for a TUE, when they're making it.