Issam Asinga banned 4 years by AIU, stripped of World U20 100m record

sourpuss wrote:

Lets Get Real: The ratings for the Olympics are very high. Stop writing nonsense.

Global Olympic viewers by year (made VERY hard to find by IOC. Wonder why?)

3.7B - Sydney 2000
3.9B - Athens 2004
4.4B - Beijing 2008
3.6B - London 2012
3.6B - Rio 2016
3.05B - Tokyo 2021 (Exception, pandemic)

In that same time, global population increased 33%. So not only are viewers declining in real terms, they're plummeting in population adjusted terms.

sourpuss wrote:

More people watched Mr Beast eat a piece of pizza than the 100m finals in Budapest.

You keep coping though.

sourpuss wrote:

Enhanced Games is recruiting him. (The Dope Olympics)

Thank god. Olympics is a dead organization. Finally we can get rid of this entire drug testing BS and just watch humanity strive to their maximum potential.

This is so long overdue.

NYDCRunner1 wrote:

Strive for their maximum potential using drugs. Huh? Do you people actually think, I mean think critically at any time during the day?

trckfan wrote:

NYDCRunner1 wrote:

Strive for their maximum potential using drugs. Huh? Do you people actually think, I mean think critically at any time during the day?

The entire purpose of T+F is to "enhance performance". Training enhances performance. You wanna ban training too? Gotta be natural guys. No spikes either.

The level of brainwashed cognitive dissonance regarding PED's in T+F is next level.

The anti-doping crowd can't even explain why they're against PED's. They can only recite a canned: "Drugs bad. Derp derp derp." They can't even articulate why they hold this propagandized belief.

fa\'erfk wrote:

His photo still displayed proudly by A&M on their roster page.

Just asking... wrote:

astro wrote:

It just goes to show how ugly doping can get. First he was caught using GW1516, which is not approved for human use and is a carcinogen. Then Asinga tampered with two unsealed bottles of the same gummy bear product to try to fake his contamination argument. Hence the 4 year ban.

Considering he's currently suing Gatorade/PepsiCo, do you honestly think he contaminated the remaining bottles? I don't think he's trying to be in debt forever and/or go to jail.