lance armstrong

He's still a champ, a scholar and a true gentleman.

Originally Posted by MTreyM

He's still a champ, a scholar and a true gentleman.

Who cheated like the rest of his sport... A cheating champ none the less.

The part that the USADA is a private organization that makes and decides its own rules, and still hasn't found anything more than strong indicators of doping, is enough grounds to strip Lance Armstrong of 7 Tour de France titles is wrong. I can easily see how a person would no longer want to take part of something that isn't even part of the legal system.

At the same time, the fact that Armstrong just gave up on the dispute means there will never be any definite answer, only a definite ruling.

Overall a sad outcome, both being declared a cheater, and not knowing for sure if he ever was a cheater. The only thing I know for sure is that USADA and this ruling has put the last nail on the coffin for me when it comes to competitive cycling.

I don't know why they keep bringing this up. If he passed the tests then, leave him alone.

do they still pump extra blood? that's just nuts

From what I briefly read the actual cycling organization that does tour de France has been backing through this it is ultimately their choice to strip the titles. USADA is insistent that they do as a "signed" partner in the anti-doping act something or other. But it is their choice so we shall see. Personally I think it's a bunch of bullshit. Don't blame lance at this point.

If any of that didn't make sense well I'm typing on my phone and I'm tired and dgaf. Goodnight.

Originally Posted by k2spitfire

do they still pump extra blood? that's just nuts

No I think he had his removed.

Originally Posted by MTreyM

He's still a champ, a scholar and a true gentleman.

MTreyM = trey2s ?¿

Say what you will, Lance has a lot of ball

Everyone in pro sports does it. Let's just drop this bs and let the best of the users shine.

Originally Posted by DylloS

Everyone in pro sports does it. Let's just drop this bs and let the best of the users shine.

if he believes in his heart that he's a champion, it shouldn't matter what the record books say.

either way, he's famous and rich now... that's not going away. so i agree with this move, just fcuk everyone and life goes on.

As lame as it is that a "champ" cheated, the sad truth is that EVERYONE in his sport was also doing it. What pisses me off is somewhere out there the guy who got second place in one of Lance's races, and also cheated, is now walking around saying he was the true winner of that race.

I'm with my cousin on this one... let them all do whatever they want and lets start cheering on super athletes. What could be more fun than an entire team of HGH, testosterone filled monsters returning a kickoff.

Originally Posted by mkodama

The part that the USADA is a private organization that makes and decides its own rules, and still hasn't found anything more than strong indicators of doping, is enough grounds to strip Lance Armstrong of 7 Tour de France titles is wrong. I can easily see how a person would no longer want to take part of something that isn't even part of the legal system.

At the same time, the fact that Armstrong just gave up on the dispute means there will never be any definite answer, only a definite ruling.

Overall a sad outcome, both being declared a cheater, and not knowing for sure if he ever was a cheater. The only thing I know for sure is that USADA and this ruling has put the last nail on the coffin for me when it comes to competitive cycling.

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Originally Posted by Breyton-BMW

I don't know why they keep bringing this up. If he passed the tests then, leave him alone.

And this

Originally Posted by DylloS

Everyone in pro sports does it. Let's just drop this bs and let the best of the users shine.

I don't agree

The sport is dirty and cheaters must pay.


It was a matter of time before this guy was found guilty.


Guys u have to understand there are new ways to test.

Cheaters have had an advantage for some time. Tech is catching up.

Seems like a witch hunt

Originally Posted by mkodama

The part that the USADA is a private organization that makes and decides its own rules, and still hasn't found anything more than strong indicators of doping, is enough grounds to strip Lance Armstrong of 7 Tour de France titles is wrong. I can easily see how a person would no longer want to take part of something that isn't even part of the legal system.

At the same time, the fact that Armstrong just gave up on the dispute means there will never be any definite answer, only a definite ruling.

Overall a sad outcome, both being declared a cheater, and not knowing for sure if he ever was a cheater. The only thing I know for sure is that USADA and this ruling has put the last nail on the coffin for me when it comes to competitive cycling.

Perfectly said.

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This guy rides a bike right? Who cares............

Now accusations about the Yankee SS....I take serious

Originally Posted by Born Again

I don't agree

The sport is dirty and cheaters must pay.


It was a matter of time before this guy was found guilty.


Guys u have to understand there are new ways to test.

Cheaters have had an advantage for some time. Tech is catching up.

Im not picking on you, but like many have said, a Large % of pro athletes are doping. 99% of football players are on something... why isnt NHL implementing tests??? what about baske.... oh never mind. Thats a diff league of sports.

Anyways.... planty of pros do it. I dont blame them. Look at the way our Society treats sport stars.... they're gods to us.

Id do it in a hart beat if I could get away with it for a few years and make Gazillion $$$$$$$$$

Lance is lucky he got away without any evidance that WE know of.

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