Maybe should have just laid low and run low 10's until sometime in college.
Probably would have escaped testing this period at least if he pretended to be just your run of the mill top end 10.2 HS sprinter instead of blowing past a US record
he wouldn't even have to pretend, he'd just... not dope and be a run of the mill 10.2 guy
what a tragedy.... someone at Montverde knew abut this....shoud be an investigation into this 'athletic factory". that drug is rather dangerous. he did not take it on his own. I hope this entire thing is just a fantasy and not true
Knighton visibly still has his kid body. Compare this to Asinga, who in a picture I saw recently had copious amounts of acne on his face and is way more muscular. He also has been caught within like 2 weeks of being in the AIU testing pool, and upon his first record that needed to be ratified. Meanwhile Knighton and Tebogo have passed tests for 3 years. Another thing, Asinga attends Montverde Academy which is practically a pro setup, meanwhile Knighton was still with his unheralded HS coach until last year.
In light of all these circumstances, it's very unlikely that Knighton and Tebogo have outsmarted AIU since 2021 and Asinga gets caught 1 week after his first legal sub 10. So this actually gives me hope.
The following are the national records in athletics in Suriname maintained by its national athletics federation: Surinaamse Atletiek Bond (SAB). Outdoor Key to tables: Awaiting ratification Record not kept by SAB h = hand tim...
Can't decide if this gives me more or less hope for the integrity of the sport. The fact that he got caught so quickly after a mindblowing performance makes me want to believe people like Knighton are clean since they've been passing tests for so long. With so many people testing positive recently, and all the rumors flying around, it's getting harder for me to keep faith though.
I've merged like 4 threads into 1 and changed the title to focus on Asinga. We can have another thread about how a 2nd guy from Kipchoge's training camp has been popped.
It seems like we're finally seeing the tipping point of ABP protocols snagging some high level athletes. Rhonex Kipruto, Norah Jeruto, and Rogers Kwemoi are all big names and major global medalists. I wonder if AIU is collecting info/confessions on how these athletes are beating the in-competition and out of competition tests.
Makes you wonder how many other athletes they have some evidence of doping but can't quite make a case beyond a reasonable doubt.
It seems like we're finally seeing the tipping point of ABP protocols snagging some high level athletes. Rhonex Kipruto, Norah Jeruto, and Rogers Kwemoi are all big names and major global medalists. I wonder if AIU is collecting info/confessions on how these athletes are beating the in-competition and out of competition tests.
Makes you wonder how many other athletes they have some evidence of doping but can't quite make a case beyond a reasonable doubt.
Am interested to see how they hold up in the process. Barsosio has been inactive since 2021, but Kwemoi and Kipruto will probably make a big legal push. Somewhat unclear on Jeruto as Demadonna seems to be unhappy with her.