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It's as if some people care more about if someone gets caught than if they are actually taking something, because most UFC fighters are probably on something.
It must be pure coincidence that Anderson along with many others got popped for roids once drug testing got stricter. I don't think many people try steroids for the first time at age 40.
Keep dreaming, guy.
Completely disagree. If anything, a genuinely good fighter would have more pressure to start using at 40, after going through a decline in speed and reaction time through their mid-30's, and ESPECIALLY if they previously had an unprecedented 7-year run as UFC champ and P4P GOAT until age 37.
Correlation does not imply causation.
It's hard to believe when so many others are users of peds. There's a slim
Chance that he didn't use at least a few other times in his career. What about that pic of the hypodermic needles that's been floating around the web? I often give fighters the benefit of the doubt, but I can't see someone deciding to risk their legacy by starting to use drugs once the testing became much less lenient.
His BONE was "healed" in May/June. That has NOTHING to do with his Tibialis anterior muscle, calf muscle and achilles tendon that surrounds the lower leg. All of those muscles/tendon were atrophied.
Many people on these boards [including myself] have had a broken bones. Doctors remove your cast after the bone is "healed" but the leg/arm is still smaller than the other. That's why you have to go through some sort of therapy to regain those muscles which takes months if not years to get back to normal. Anderson immediately started "fully" training to FIGHT A WORLD CLASS OPPOPNENT in 6 months time at 40 years of age.
It must be pure coincidence that Anderson along with many others got popped for roids once drug testing got stricter. I don't think many people try steroids for the first time at age 40.
Keep dreaming, guy.
Always. Based on the available evidence, he took steroids because he wanted his leg to heal faster, and injuries heal a lot faster with the test levels of a 20 year old than a 40 year old. Not allowed, but understandable.
Nope, never was. And people that think a former Pride fighter only juiced for his leg are delusional as fuck.
It's very common that "natural athletes" like Anderson, Bones, Henderson ect can compete well into their 30's; what's so hard to understand about a 40 yearl old needing/wanting to use PED's to get back to their usual abilities? You go to ANY gym and you'll find many guys in their 40's [with decent physiques] are on something but weren't in their 20's-30's.
What in hell do you think legitimate TRT is for? It's not like a doctor recommends it for 20/30 year olds. It's intended use is for 40+.
It's hard to believe when so many others are users of peds. There's a slim
Chance that he didn't use at least a few other times in his career. What about that pic of the hypodermic needles that's been floating around the web? I often give fighters the benefit of the doubt, but I can't see someone deciding to risk their legacy by starting to use drugs once the testing became much less lenient.