…biggest cheat…
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rekrunner wrote:
What has Sedjati done that people think its OK to attack him? Win?
According to this thread on Jessica Hull, it's a matter of how people "look."
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The link should have gone to this post below:
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Lulz at truths wrote:
snowflakes wrote:
Well...Now we know that whoever gets silver in Paris is the olympic champion months later.
Wonyonyi is the biggest chrat of them all. Lol. Think about it.
Wonyonyi? Cool new version, Coevett.
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Are any of you beginning to see the truth yet???
The machines are taking over....
The spiritually discerning may only be able to comprehend what is actually happening but its happening....
Repent or die if you are still human.
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nah bruv it aint it wrote:
i know a doper when i see one. bro's body language looked like the russian women in the 80s just blasting out of a cannon in full sprint with no muscle fatigue in the homestretch of a 400 / 800. super obvious.
I usually give the benefit of the doubt but that last 100 yesterday was something I've never seen anyone finish an 800 like that. The lactic acid building up that last 200 meters will cause even the best to be straining. I'm very suspicious.
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snowflakes wrote:
Well...Now we know that whoever gets silver in Paris is the olympic champion months later.
Did anyone got the silver medal of Sedjati in Oregon 2022?21 -
This is silly now wrote:
Ramzi Katir wrote:
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Can we please stop pretending that this is real? It’s absolutely ridiculous. Sedjati is completely obvious, but a random Spanish guy running 1:42? It’s robbery, and I feel extremely bad for Arop. Add the random Kenyan out of the blue with his 6 second pb last week, and it’s farcical.
It's been a fraud for sometime. I have been saying on the site for at least a decade and a half that in order to clean up the sport to stop these, "came from nowhere with a 5 second pb this season" type athletes that when they suddenly start testing them they stop improving or disappear, is to have a requirement that you have to submit, at your own expense, for 10 or so OOC tests in the previous year to be eligible for the pro circuit and have your times count. Of these 10 most have to be in blood. It will be very easy to quickly look for changes in the blood passport. Just look at the Rhonex example they suspected he was doping back in 2018 but only in 2024 was he banned.
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It's not just the time. It's the way he runs the time. Effortlessly. It shouldn't be easy to run sub-1:42.
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when you have 5-6 guys all running sub 1.43 on same timeline..
When you have half a dozen men and women wrecking the standard in the 1500
When you see records which seemed invincible in the past being broken and ran as if it were nothing....
Wake up....they EVERYWHERE NOW...
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I am loathe to accuse people of doping but a guy casually running under 1:42 with a killer kick at the end of it rather than perfect pacing like historical sub-1:42 races just seems way too good to be true.
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Who cares?? The majority won’t they’ll just be excited to see a world record.
More people pushing WRs mean eyeballs watching.
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doping also allows them to train harder and shortens recovery though
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This is silly now wrote:
Ramzi Katir wrote:
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Can we please stop pretending that this is real? It’s absolutely ridiculous. Sedjati is completely obvious, but a random Spanish guy running 1:42? It’s robbery, and I feel extremely bad for Arop. Add the random Kenyan out of the blue with his 6 second pb last week, and it’s farcical.
Why can't the drug testers catch them? The system is a failure. No way are those two Moroccan/Algerian peons clean, not a chance.
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Les wrote:
It's not just the time. It's the way he runs the time. Effortlessly. It shouldn't be easy to run sub-1:42.
It's the way that he "looks."
There's another word for that, but it can't be that, so it has to be this.
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sub sub elite local hobby jogger wrote:
I am loathe to accuse people of doping but a guy casually running under 1:42 with a killer kick at the end of it rather than perfect pacing like historical sub-1:42 races just seems way too good to be true.
He just "looks" too good. So that must be it (since we can't use the other word).
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What goes around comes around wrote:
Les wrote:
It's not just the time. It's the way he runs the time. Effortlessly. It shouldn't be easy to run sub-1:42.
It's the way that he "looks."
There's another word for that, but it can't be that, so it has to be this.
Yeah, he looks like a guy who comes from one of the worst doping nations on the planet. And he is.
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Coevett wrote:
Yeah, he looks like a guy who comes from one of the worst doping nations on the planet. And he is.
Aha, that proves it then. He must be "this" because he "looks" like that.
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Coevett wrote:
What goes around comes around wrote:
It's the way that he "looks."
There's another word for that, but it can't be that, so it has to be this.
Yeah, he looks like a guy who comes from one of the worst doping nations on the planet. And he is.
Compare number of Algerian athletes banned versus British athletes banned. Uh oh.
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