Conor Mcgregor had the T of about 18 lions before the Mendes fight

Test was 34 ng / ml
(3400 ng / dl)

Average lion has around 180 ng / dl
Average man has around 600 ng / dl

Conor is more man than about 18 lions or about 5 human men

Source: https://www.docdroid.net/7dmIlxN/15-07-11master-drug-results.pdf#page=4

 

No wonder hes got a tiger on his chest

 

And just like that Connie McLion was born.

 

King of the Jun...........UFC

 

It's because Conor has a big dick

 

Blatant roid accusation thread fighter bash

 

Having said that, Hes got one hell of a D**k

 

He been Mclyin for a long time.

He's lyin about cheating on his wife
He's lyin about his whiskey being good
He's lyin about being able to beat khabib

 

Conor is savage

 

Just say it TS...you think he’s on steroids. Say it.

 

Wonder what mendes levels were at considering he’s the one that got popped for steroids shortly after

 

So his total test levels were 3.5x higher than the high range for normal males after starving himself to 145..... Hmm totally natural.
Normal Adult Male for refence: 2.50 - 9.50 ng/mL

https://www.pathology.med.umich.edu/handbook/#/details/889

 

Oh so ALDO (Alltime great), ALVAREZ (FORMER UFC CHAMP), Mendes (FORMER #1 contender) are nothing more than midgets huh? I thought size doesnt matter in MMA right? According to the Gracies, the family everyone loves.


Please, go learn MMA

 

Yeah he's on some shit. He always spergs out about roiding too. It's an obvious projection.

Edit: seeing the thread I admit now that these results tell nothing.

 

My mang

 

Robbie Lawler has the testosterone of almost two Conor McGregors:



McGregor:



Jeremy Stephens:



Dennis Bermudez:



Rory MacDonald:

 

He reacted pretty guilty when Nate called him out for steroids

 

Fun fact: T in lions makes manes grow. T (well, technically DHT) makes Sherdoggers go bald.

Lions maintain muscle mass w/ lower levels of T. Some eatin', sleeping', fightin', sexin'. Meanwhile, Sherdoggers need to go go to the gym.

Such is life across different species.

Sorry, TS, to spoil your thread. But my post is about as relevant as yours. Maybe slightly more educational.