Apparently Bruce Jenner admitted to using PEDs in an 1988 interview

I guess he took testosterone. Which inhibited his own production of test. And well, we all know the result.

I thought Bruce was transitioning back. I guess not......

He used. Case closed. Check out before and after '76 Oly pics. Why is there even a debate?

How come Bruce does sing like a Soprano? He sounds like an alto?

Doesn't rather..

This is quite possible, Bruce and Caitlyn are two different people residing in the same body.

Of course Bruce and all his primary opponents used steroids. Don't be ridiculous.

And if you seriously think Feuerbach wasn't on, please come visit me in NYC--there's a lovely bridge that I could get you a very attractive price on.

If she did use PEDs, that's bad news. Not for Caitlyn, because her fame cannot simply be erased. It is bad because it shows anyone who is considering doping that the risk is worth the reward. You can become a household name and multi-medium celebrity through the advancements PEDs give.

Imagine if Bruce Jenner only won bronze in the Olympics. Every other event in his life would have turned out differently.

Caitlyn, formerly known as Bruce, used the 1980s grey area performance enhancer commonly known as "Wheaties." Same gear as Jordan, Gretsky, and others. So sad.

gateway drug to trannyness wrote:

I guess he took testosterone. Which inhibited his own production of test. And well, we all know the result.

Not gonna lie, this was a theory I had as well.

Look at some of the identity issues a number of the eastern European women went through after their systematic doping program. I think Jenner's is less about identity and more about money.

i read somewhere he used steroids,to win in 1976,but im not sure where i read it..he was a magnificent all round athlete,but perhaps the javelin was where he was closest to world standard,out of all his 10 events.he threw 69.78,and also had a 7.22 long jump.his pb's in the 100 and 400 metres was 10.94,and 47.51,he hurdled in 15.57,and put the shot in 15.35.in the 1972 olympics he was very slim,by 1976 he was very solid,and muscular.thing is though,steroids were still legal in the 70s,and also,as an amateur he still had to hold down a job,and still train.

LetsRun.com wrote:

From the recent Sports Illustrated cover story by Tim Layden, titled, "An American Hero: 40 years after gold, Jenner comfortable in her own skin":

Either way, we'd like to see the original CNN interview.

Call up Tim Layden and ask him about it then. Good gosh for so called journalists you don't seem to have much ability or impetus to actually dig up information.

Does not surprise me, many in that (my) era were experimenting...........me excluded. I would also take him at his word that he 'quickly stopped". He likely decided it wasn't worth the risk irrespective if it helped or not. i never knew him, but he always seemed to be an upstanding guy.

OLD SMTC SOB wrote:

Does not surprise me, many in that (my) era were experimenting...........me excluded. I would also take him at his word that he 'quickly stopped". He likely decided it wasn't worth the risk irrespective if it helped or not. i never knew him, but he always seemed to be an upstanding guy.

You sound naive.

Mr. Obvious wrote:

LetsRun.com wrote:

From the recent Sports Illustrated cover story by Tim Layden, titled, "An American Hero: 40 years after gold, Jenner comfortable in her own skin":

Either way, we'd like to see the original CNN interview.

Call up Tim Layden and ask him about it then. Good gosh for so called journalists you don't seem to have much ability or impetus to actually dig up information.

Why not ask? In this day and age, some Bruce Jenner troll could have already done the time consuming work of assembling some facts and see this thread as an opportunity to post their work.

I read WADA documents for pleasure. Bizarre? Yes. There's an entertainment bonus when the sports federations publish their excuses though.

Of course she used PEDs. How else could a woman beat all the men.

Yes, but they were not illegal then

Bruce took lots of stuff back then, like many others... his body later stopped producing testosterone, as one might imagine, and he went with the sex change.

Look at Jose Canseco. He's still taking hgh to stave off the inevitable.