How do you think MMA fighters use steroids? and what you think about it?
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How do you think MMA fighters use steroids? and what you think about it?
Just a looked on these guys.
they pop positive all the time. i could care less as long as it is allowed but if they are going to test for it and you cheat then you should be stripped. i say since they are making money off of it and it is for entertainment who cares
I agree. I think a lot of them are on anyway.
Brock lesnar been popped, so has jon jones and strangely Rousimar Palhares (The last pic has not been popped that I know of.
Harder and harder to get away with it.
I can tell you even just TRT helps A LOT! I was off from november to march. I am back on my 100 mg a week and I can tell you in sparring I perform much better even with that small dose. I think there is cheating but like I said it is getting harder and harder. Back in the day fighters were JACKED. now not nearly as much. They still are incredible specimens of humanity but that is due to an 8 wk camp training 2x a day and eating perfect diets prescribed by fighting dietitians.
Look at this. A tale of two weigh-ins: Vitor Belfort then and now | FOX Sports
look back at the pride days they didnt test. AAS to me is good for the sport look what it did for baseball. at the end of the day AAS wont make you a champion.
But damn it sure does help! Increase in stamina by as much as 25%, strength, recovery.......AAS and other PEDs can help a lower level pro reach a higher level. Look at Vitor Belfort. He retired because he could not win a fight then he got on TRT and became a world beater, then they took away TRT and he was just a gatekeeper again.Quote:
Originally Posted by apbt549
I say if you are a lower level top 10 guy if you added AAS you could be the top dog if your opponent was clean. It really does help that much. Even helps with your chin.
now that's when i think its bs and cheating. if you are fighting someone clean and you are enhanced it's obviously going to make a difference. it isnt going to make an average joe a knockout artist or be able to hit a home run. but if you take two individuals that are close to the same skill and experience level and enhance one, that one is going to have a hell of an advantage. that's the unfair partQuote:
Originally Posted by jipped genes
thats why i say let them all hit the AAS.Quote:
Originally Posted by guns01
They do let em in Japan. remember PRIDE FC contracts stated "We will not test for gear." But they did test for rec druqs. That may have been why PRIDE was better than the UFC. Just not as well known by USA fansQuote:
Originally Posted by apbt549
i loved Pride. much better than ufc in my opinion. at least they were upfront about its usage. unlike uncle dana who will denounce his athletes that pop while jizzing all over himself signing Lesnar to fight to fill seats. if you are willing to get in a cage for money to ace anoher man to physically beat his ass you are in it for the money and if you are in it for the money to make a living you better be doing everything you can to get an edge since the lifespan of a fighter's career is so minute. just like baseball, they staged a strike that canceled a world series and fans weren't coming back til the (alleged) steroid duo of McGwire and Sosa chased the holy grail of HR records. people don't want to see average everyday people compete, the won't pay money to see that. they want larger than life superheroes to watch like Hulk Hogan and Jimmy Snuka back in the day and Brock Lesnar and the like today. they don't want to see average joe hitting 28 homers a year, they want 65 homers by the super studs on sustanon. i say let everyone juice if they're professional athletes.Quote:
Originally Posted by jipped genes
Anal probing is their secret [emoji6]Quote:
Originally Posted by Mickey
Well, how about this guy? He may know something about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by airagee23
Look up Dakota Cochrane.