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Steroids aren't even a big deal. All they do is increase your testosterone but every man naturally has testosterone anyways.
^^^ Dumb as shit.
Steroids aren't even a big deal. All they do is increase your testosterone but every man naturally has testosterone anyways.
I think there's truth to the idea that a lot of fighters juice, heck Jones even fought the TRT-rex on short notice.yep, hes juiced his way to the title and people dont seem to get it. peds make a difference.
The first being Frank Mir
The second being Jones of course
Who's the third? Roman Dolidze (A Russian fighter of all nationalities)
https://www.mmafighting.com/2019/8/...ended-by-usada-before-he-could-make-his-debut
Evidence that he trained at Jackson Wink;
1) A news article talking about Jones inviting Roman Dolidze to train at Jackson Wink
https://wwfc.ua/en/news/ufc-ex-cham...ampion-roman-dolidze-to-joint-training-in-us/
2) Footage of them actually training together at Jackson Wink
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(wonder how soon this video will get deleted)
So three fighters at Jackson Wink test positive for turinabol metabolites but with regards to one of them it's all just "a huge misunderstanding"
lol just lol
Serious question: is there a way to embed excel sheets in sherdog posts? I'm thinking about starting a PED failure thread.
Jake Shields, Gilbert Melendez and Nate Diaz tested positive for PEDs. They have trained together, and yet, nobody complained when USADA cleared Nate Diaz. LOL
Doesn't Cerrone have a failed drug test?
Victor Conte weighed in on the subject. Jon's levels were well below DCs, Jon was obviously using something and DC was a possibility but it could be explained with his age and the toll camp takes on his body.yup and so did dc. both sus
Thanks bro. Links?the forum auto embeds google docs, but honestly, its a pain in the arse because it takes forever for the threads to load.
that said, if you need the data there are already people maintaining lists of ped failures so theres no point making work for yourself.
U mean shogun rashad rampage machida where all clean and innocent?average age was 31 years old for those 4.u mean a 24 year old jones is the only cheater.these monsters where all clean and innocentI made multiple threads on jon Jones extremely low T levels in his early title defenses and they all got deleted by mods. He was juiced to the gills when he fought 40 year olds in his early 20s. the guy is a joke
Thanks bro. Links?
my current usada sheet (2019-q4). theres a tab in there for violations that has every usada violation detailed including test dates etc
https://eu.hostiso.cloud/index.php/s/4ddNf6Z6y22XaHe
breakdown of every incident
part 1 https://taintedsupplements.wordpress.com/2016/11/29/the-ufc-usada-incident-list/
part 2 https://taintedsupplements.wordpress.com/2019/08/27/the-ufc-usada-incident-list-101/
then theres joe's list of all mma failures, but he stopped updating that about a year ago
https://docs.google. com/spreadsheets/d/15j2jFlHHcc9Wz4Os47WHHTwy_G4KalHc7N-otkhdEB4/edit?ouid=108513450780915436483&usp=sheets_home&ths=true
(remove the spaces in that link, put them in to stop the forum embedding it)
Thanks I'll dig through it if need be. The only stat I'm looking for really is how many UFC fighters have failed a test out of everyone that's fought in the UFC. Also I'm curious how many people have fought in the UFC.
my spreadsheet, the various summary tabs give you everything, breakdowns by nation, weight class, average age, as well as numbver of athletes from each category that have been in the testing pool.
#violations tab is a summary of everything
violations is the raw data for the violations
suspended testing is breakdown of testing of athletes with violation.
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note, my sheet only covers data for the USADA program since mid 2015
@fzoid4454 You proposed that the explanation for both Dolidze and Jones positive tests for turinabol m3 metabolite were from shared contaminated supplements. I believe your reasoning was the small/trace amounts of metabolites found. Are you willing to give that same benefit of doubt to some other 200 athletes who tested positive internationally from the beginning of 2015 to the end of 2017?
Here's a video with a talk given by (Dr. Christiane Ayotte, director of WADA lab in Montreal)
The relevant parts are at at 27:27 and 29:04
Roughly 200 Athletes tested positive for Turinabol m3 metabolites from 2015 - 2017.
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All of them were in the pg/ml range. With the average amount found being 40 pg/ml. Lowest being 1.3 pg/ml, highest being 120 pg/ml.
Here are Jones' findings
Does your shared contaminated supplements explanation seem less plausible now?
Granted this is a surface level analysis.
It may be the case that x amount of athletes were sanctioned based on their results and y were not based on their results. This would be helpful to know.
Also, the MRPL may just apply to the parent drug or it may also apply to the metabolites. I do not know. If it applies to the metabolites then all i can say it is artificially high and would basically exonerate anyone who has ever tested positive for turinabol metabolites.