Sucks if true. The one guy who truly did not need to cheat. Going to miss his prime. Wish they would catch the rest too.
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HE'LL BEAT THE RAP
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unfortunate wrote:
unfortunate that he may get banned 4 years...AIU isn't targetting anybody else though, just a 20 year old prodigy. integrity units outside of Athletics should be targeting other obvious dopers, like the chinese swimmers
The Chinese swimmers have been getting target tested since last year.
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What if he is doping wrote:
unfortunate wrote:
unfortunate that he may get banned 4 years...AIU isn't targetting anybody else though, just a 20 year old prodigy. integrity units outside of Athletics should be targeting other obvious dopers, like the chinese swimmers
What if he was a prodigy because he’s doping? Not many other people are failing their drug tests
High school sports are riddled with PEDs in the US so it makes the "but they're a prodigy" excuse quite laughable.
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I hate when my local bakery hides some meat in my buns
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He was already cleared. This is double jeopardy and not allowed by the laws of this country!
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Typicalahole wrote:
WADA Insider wrote:
If he is doping (he is) then he must serve his sentence
4 years is too lenient IMO!
Why would you want to take food out his mouth like that so he can’t provide for his people? You gotta think hard on that one
You mean in the same way he takes food out of other (non-doper) people's mouths so THEY can't provide for THEIR people? 🙄
YOU gotta think EXTRA hard on that one
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WADA Insider wrote:
Typicalahole wrote:
Why would you want to take food out his mouth like that so he can’t provide for his people? You gotta think hard on that one
You mean in the same way he takes food out of other (non-doper) people's mouths so THEY can't provide for THEIR people? 🙄
YOU gotta think EXTRA hard on that one
Lots of fast food and retail jobs available. The ban won't prevent him from getting one of those jobs and providing for his people.
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Flow Rider wrote:
Good. Hopefully dated from this appeal, so he missed the next Olympics. F*ck cheaters.
Now do Gabby Thomas!
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Sprintfan wrote:
He was already cleared. This is double jeopardy and not allowed by the laws of this country!
Kidding, right? Appeals are standard here!
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True. I’ve felt he needed to put some muscle on to help his arm drive and finish the last 50. Maybe he’s a non-responder if there is such a thing
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curious voting wrote:
Oh come on. You can't seriously think that our top sprinters are clean all of sudden, while still being at the top of the world.
Hocker is on top of the world. How?
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WADA Insider wrote:
Typicalahole wrote:
Why would you want to take food out his mouth like that so he can’t provide for his people? You gotta think hard on that one
You mean in the same way he takes food out of other (non-doper) people's mouths so THEY can't provide for THEIR people? 🙄
YOU gotta think EXTRA hard on that one
It don’t work like that. You take a man out the game, he’s got nothing. Everyone say he just flip burgers, easy to say that from the keyboard
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To those who say sprinters don't use trenbolone or that taking tren automatically makes you jacked like a bodybuilder here's a photo of the last sprinter before Knighton that got popped for tren.
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Typicalahole wrote:
WADA Insider wrote:
You mean in the same way he takes food out of other (non-doper) people's mouths so THEY can't provide for THEIR people? 🙄
YOU gotta think EXTRA hard on that one
It don’t work like that. You take a man out the game, he’s got nothing. Everyone say he just flip burgers, easy to say that from the keyboard
Well no one said it was easy did they?
But for sure, Knighton better practice his burger-flipping
It's all in the wrist! (So I'm told, not that I would know first-hand)
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curious voting wrote:
jeff tallon wrote:
He looks completely normal compared to them. If he's doped,what on earth are they all on?
Oh come on. You can't seriously think that our top sprinters are clean all of sudden, while still being at the top of the world. 19.49 at age 18, can it be any more obvious? Oh right, maybe, let's add the good old Balco connection, and a positive test, lol.
I know theyre all on drug cocktails,and theyre not micro dosing,either. And yes,im pretty sure erriyon dopes,but he looks cleaner than most.
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jeff tallon wrote:
curious voting wrote:
Oh come on. You can't seriously think that our top sprinters are clean all of sudden, while still being at the top of the world. 19.49 at age 18, can it be any more obvious? Oh right, maybe, let's add the good old Balco connection, and a positive test, lol.
I know theyre all on drug cocktails,and theyre not micro dosing,either. And yes,im pretty sure erriyon dopes,but he looks cleaner than most.
Physical evidence?
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unfortunate wrote:
unfortunate that he may get banned 4 years...AIU isn't targetting anybody else though, just a 20 year old prodigy. integrity units outside of Athletics should be targeting other obvious dopers, like the chinese swimmers
The AIU was created by World Athletics and only polices track and field. Swimming has its own integrity unit that has nothing to do with the track AIU, so the two don't seem mutually exclusive.
The Athletics Integrity Unit has been responsible for a fair number of the busts in Kenya and the majority of their testing is in Africa and Europe, I don't think you can say that they aren't targeting anyone else or that they are picking on Knighton in particular. We asked for this, this is what it's going to take to clean up the sport. It's going to hurt for a little while, but if it wasn't for the AIU there's no chance a guy like Grant Fisher gets an Olympic medal in the 5k or 10k.
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Flower Boy wrote:
jeff tallon wrote:
I know theyre all on drug cocktails,and theyre not micro dosing,either. And yes,im pretty sure erriyon dopes,but he looks cleaner than most.
Physical evidence?
Lets see,acne,round wide capped shoulders,paper thin skin,raised trapezius muscles,muscular cuts,rippled lats where the muscles pop out of their backs,shredded glutes,veins that pop out,strange looking jaws
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CO Coach wrote:
unfortunate wrote:
unfortunate that he may get banned 4 years...AIU isn't targetting anybody else though, just a 20 year old prodigy. integrity units outside of Athletics should be targeting other obvious dopers, like the chinese swimmers
The AIU was created by World Athletics and only polices track and field. Swimming has its own integrity unit that has nothing to do with the track AIU, so the two don't seem mutually exclusive.
The Athletics Integrity Unit has been responsible for a fair number of the busts in Kenya and the majority of their testing is in Africa and Europe, I don't think you can say that they aren't targeting anyone else or that they are picking on Knighton in particular. We asked for this, this is what it's going to take to clean up the sport. It's going to hurt for a little while, but if it wasn't for the AIU there's no chance a guy like Grant Fisher gets an Olympic medal in the 5k or 10k.
Yes, because the AIU is focused on Kenya and not the US. When will they shift their attention to the US to ensure fairness? These Olympics have shown that this needs to happen sooner than later.
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