“The situation hasn’t touched me so much, I know the sacrifices and blows I went thorough to get here,” Jacobs was quoted saying in the Italian newspaper Tuttosport. “Instead, I want to enjoy it 100%. Having seen the investigation into Ujah I would say that perhaps it’s better [for the British] to look closer to home before attacking others. It made me smile.”
Did the Italians spike is food.
Or as we have read; just get it on his skin.
udgsr wrote:
He has denied cheating so it must be contamination.
Only a lunatic would be take steroids prior to an Olympic final.
It will depends on sample B test.
If it's positive too, Anti-doping experts "will not recognize" his claims.
udgsr wrote:
He has denied cheating so it must be contamination.
Just like Dieter denied cheating so it must have been his contaminated toothpaste lol.
Passant wrote:
udgsr wrote:
He has denied cheating so it must be contamination.
Only a lunatic would be take steroids prior to an Olympic final.
It will depends on sample B test.
If it's positive too, Anti-doping experts "will not recognize" his claims.
What is it that actually wanted to contribute to this thread; makes zero sense.
Pogue Mahone wrote:
udgsr wrote:
He has denied cheating so it must be contamination.
Just like Dieter denied cheating so it must have been his contaminated toothpaste lol.
Supplements ; quite obvious to me.
Jorden Ha I Say wrote:
Well ... this will eventually play out in a gold medal for the Canucks in the 4 x 100m..
can't believe de grasse was out there sprinkling his opponents with s-23 laced water. douche
TrackCoach wrote:
What bothers me about this and the half dozen other bust that where announced today is the fact when athletes are busted at competitions, means the national anti doping agencies are not doing their jobs. USA athletes are almost always busted by USADA.
What do Coleman, Houlihan and McNeal have in common? All taken down by AIU not USADA.
udgsr wrote:
Pogue Mahone wrote:
Just like Dieter denied cheating so it must have been his contaminated toothpaste lol.
Supplements ; quite obvious to me.
The Kenyan sprinters say they got mislabelled supplements off the internet because they're not available locally due to a lack of sprinting culture in Kenya.
to be fair. Ostarine is soooo well known and so often abused, you must be mad to get popped for it in competition. and to get done for a second substance as well?
he either has the worst nutritionist in sport, or may, indeed, have had a contaminant; in which case he is just breathtakingly stupid.
i will go with the drug taking cheat for the moment.
pupil3142 wrote:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/58216873to be fair. Ostarine is soooo well known and so often abused, you must be mad to get popped for it in competition. and to get done for a second substance as well?
he either has the worst nutritionist in sport, or may, indeed, have had a contaminant; in which case he is just breathtakingly stupid.
i will go with the drug taking cheat for the moment.
Regular expert aren’t you?
Passant: A Salam Alaykom. It seems this British sprinter is possibly not guilty of the alleged positive doping control.
This British runner is also a committed born-again Christian and swears on the holy Bible that he never committed any wrongdoing or cheating in sport. Now some people on this website will be banging their fists on the table stating that this proves nothing, but before the full Judy Judicial process is finished we should not condemn this guy. If he were condemned unjustly without due process his entire career it could be left in chatters not to mention his personal reputation and his future reputation in the community. Absolutely tragic. On another note I think it’s absolutely abysmal to make public these cases before the full judicial inquiry is terminated and it is far from over. Mud has already been thrown and some of it will stick. This is wrong. Not fair.
Source: L’équipe du dimanche 15 août 2021 (+Ghost1 edit, Fr/Eng).
“I am completely shocked and devastated. Two days after the announcement by the ITA (International Testing Agency) of his positive doping control during the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Chijindu Ujah reacted on Saturday in a statement to the Press Association (PA), an English press agency.
“To be completely clear, I am not a cheater. I never and will never knowingly take any prohibited substances, ”added the Briton, silver medalist in the 4x100m in Japan alongside Richard Kilty, Zharnel Hughes and Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake. “I love my sport and I know my responsibilities as an athlete and as a member of a team. "
Regarding his provisional suspension, he said "follow official procedures" and "will not make any further comments until it is appropriate to do so".
In Tokyo, two banned substances were found in Ujah's analyzes: ostarine (for muscle mass gain) and S-23 (dryer and mass gainer). The Great Britain team will lose their silver medal if Ujah is convicted by the disciplinary tribunal of World Athletics, the International Athletics Federation.
Typos:
“ before the full Judy Judicial process is finished”
Correct:” before the full judicial process is finished”
“ If he were condemned unjustly without due process his entire career it could be left in chatters”
Correct: “ .... his entire career could be left in tatters”
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Ghost1 wrote:
This British runner is also a committed born-again Christian and swears on the holy Bible that he never committed any wrongdoing or cheating in sport
Because someone yesterday invoked the name of Jonathan Edwards in doping I had to google about him and found ironically this:
Formerly a devout Christian, he also presented episodes of the BBC Christian worship programme Songs of Praise, until he renounced his faith in 2007.
When a western say he is "a Christian devout" you should take this with a grain of salt, this has nothing with Muslims societies (I know people in this forum talk about intolerance).
What ever has done this 100m British runner, I would never point my finger against the country he represent. I even hate looking in this page "Athletics Integrity Unit".
What Complete retard could possibly accuse jonathan Edwards of cheating?
Contaminated supplement and there is a good chance he will still have product.
I also wonder what other tests he had prior to the positive.
Medals lost come what may.
what do you mean? he's one of the likeliest dopers ever.
dullard wrote:
TrackCoach wrote:
What bothers me about this and the half dozen other bust that where announced today is the fact when athletes are busted at competitions, means the national anti doping agencies are not doing their jobs. USA athletes are almost always busted by USADA.
What do Coleman, Houlihan and McNeal have in common? All taken down by AIU not USADA.
That's because USADA is part of the state sponsored doping regime
Ghost1 wrote:
Passant: A Salam Alaykom. It seems this British sprinter is possibly not guilty of the alleged positive doping control.
This British runner is also a committed born-again Christian and swears on the holy Bible that he never committed any wrongdoing or cheating in sport.
This, I'm afraid, is the end of the news of CJ.
If Ghost steps up with the religion rubbish and defends you, it's all over.
trollism wrote:
Ghost1 wrote:
Passant: A Salam Alaykom. It seems this British sprinter is possibly not guilty of the alleged positive doping control.
This British runner is also a committed born-again Christian and swears on the holy Bible that he never committed any wrongdoing or cheating in sport.
This, I'm afraid, is the end of the news of CJ.
If Ghost steps up with the religion rubbish and defends you, it's all over.
You make a good point, and perhaps religion should be taken out of it because it is somewhat irrelevant. The point of the post was to suggest that the legal procedure take its course before condemning the guy because it’s not finished and over yet.
By your use of language i’m guessing you are British, because for example you use the word “rubbish” (favored by Brits) rather than “garbage” (favored by Americans). If I’m wrong I stand corrected.