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Ok. But now that you know he is a PEDs user, does that taint his accomplishments? And do you find it odd (because I do) that he comes in at 273 and strong in the last fight all of a sudden? Similar to Lance Armstrong, after he has been found to be a steroids cheat, everything he has done since should be in question. At least that's how I see it
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He's been trying to cut down in weight his whole career, under the illusion that he needs to maximizer speed, which he doesn't, he's fast enough at 270. sugar Hill told him to stop doing that and just train hard eat well and come in whatever he weighs.
Obviously if you stop doing training camps in a calorie defect and come in 20lbs heavier you are going to be a lot stronger. Go lose 20-30lb in 12 weeks and see how much strength you lose.Comment
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Like I said, Fury's last 4-5 fights he was off PEDs
and I was very impressed with his boxing skills for a big man.
Does it taint his accomplishments during PED use.
Yes of course it does.
Do I find it strange he comes strong at 273?
No. He is 6 foot 9. What weight he comes in is up to him and his team.
All boxers, especially HW tailor their weight for specific opponent.
AJ did in Ruiz rematch. Wilder did in Fury rematch.
Fury does not display the usual PED-use physique characteristics.
And he has been testing negative as far as it's known.
Why look for something that just isn't there?
If you want PED physique. Look at how Evander Holyfield used to look
at Cruiser and at Heavyweight. Look at his shoulders and traps.
Look at ridiculous punch resistance.
If I wanted to question a Heavyweight for PED use.
I might look at Anthony Joshua. But it could just be
superior genetics and hard work in the gym.
Lance Armstrong was found to be on PEDs for all his major wins.
VADA testing in Boxing is stringent now and does the job,
so I see no reason to question Fury's accomplishments when he is
testing negative in VADA tests.Comment
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