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4 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

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In a statement released by his agent Paul Doyle, Lawson says that he believes the trace amounts of trenbolone found in his system came as a result of ingesting beef. Like zeranol, the growth hormone for which Ajee Wilson tested positive for last year, trenbolone is a USDA approved steroid used in the production of beef.Wilson was stripped of the 800m indoor American record she set on February 11, 2017 due to the positive test, but she ultimately served no ban.

 

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Two Turkish runners who finished ahead  were later disqualified for doping

Two Russian dopers to get Olympic medal upgrades

 

 

the 9th got one medal :lol:

Numerous weightlifting results from the 2008 and 2012 Olympics were cast into doubt after retests found steroid use was rife in the sport.

In one event from the 2012 Olympics, the men’s 94kg class, all three medalists and six of the top seven finishers were banned for doping.

The original ninth-place finisher, Poland’s Tomasz Zielinski, is in line for an upgrade to bronze even though he was sent home from the next Olympics in 2016 for failing a drug test.

 

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21 minutes ago, bestmen said:

Two Turkish runners who finished ahead  were later disqualified for doping

Two Russian dopers to get Olympic medal upgrades

 

 

the 9th got one medal :lol:

Numerous weightlifting results from the 2008 and 2012 Olympics were cast into doubt after retests found steroid use was rife in the sport.

In one event from the 2012 Olympics, the men’s 94kg class, all three medalists and six of the top seven finishers were banned for doping.

The original ninth-place finisher, Poland’s Tomasz Zielinski, is in line for an upgrade to bronze even though he was sent home from the next Olympics in 2016 for failing a drug test.

 

Only 7 more and Katoatau could be upgraded to a historic bronze for Kiribati - with a total of 325kg.

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45 minutes ago, bestmen said:

HAHAHAHA :roflmao:

Madisyn Cox

World champion swimmer has 2-year doping ban cut to 6 months

the ban expired yesterday so she can compete again , just because she is :USA :roflmao:


 

Yes, nevermind that both FINA and CAS believed that she was credible when she claimed that she didn’t actually dope and that there had evidence to bolster her claim...

 

Also this isn’t that much of a free pass given that she has to miss the 2019 worlds due to USA Swimming’s very bad, no good qualification system.

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