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UFC and ROIDS
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johnboy
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sorry bro.
UFC ?
UFC ?
Intramuscular
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Ultimate Fighting Champianship. It's a mixed martial arts contest (although grapplers always win). The Shamrocks obviously juiced as well as many others. They don't test, nomatter what they say, they don't.
As far as I know, they do not test. In many interviews with UFC veterans (see www.sherdog.com) they say it is prevalent. Examples of those who attest to this are Chuck Liddel and Tank Abbot.
They do not test. I know guys who train at the hammer house and they all juice and have told me almost everyone who steps into the octagon has taken some type of gear. Even jens pulver and bj penn have. go to sherdogs like athlete03 said it is one of the best MMA sites out there. or the Underground
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rippedtrojan
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i think if the guys in ufc didn't juice, it wouldn't be as fun to watch
The_Mexican
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good post... I actually wondered the same thing myself
youngdeltman
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Most of them are juiced up to the eyeballs
KA-BAR said:
Jens?I grew up with Jens and his brothers, Jens wrestled at 130 as a freshman,135 as a sophmore,135 as a junior, and 135 as a senior. I believe he was 140 at Highline (CC).
He now fights in 150's (nearly a decade later). If Jens eats too much salt he is too heavy for his class. Don't be an idiot and throw names out.
Has Jens juiced in the last 10 years? None of your fucking business.
Has he in the last 3 years? Not in less he wanted to be a middleweight.
myasshurts
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I know that it is quite common in college wrestling for sure.
RoidRage21
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in shamerocks biography he admitted to using gear during his wrestling career but said nothing about his fighting career he said he incourages his lions den fighters not to.
UFC and Steroids
Most mixed martial artists use steroids. But I wouldn't name names and I definitely wouldn't say they are excessive.
Many of them are not nearly as bad as professional body builders.
They have grueling workouts and use them to get stronger/faster, to recover, to prevent muscle loss, and sometimes to help with weight gain and aggression.
Most mixed martial artists use steroids. But I wouldn't name names and I definitely wouldn't say they are excessive.
Many of them are not nearly as bad as professional body builders.
They have grueling workouts and use them to get stronger/faster, to recover, to prevent muscle loss, and sometimes to help with weight gain and aggression.
ambulancechaser
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ufc
Freye has admitted to using, as has Shamrock. I think the biggest users have to be Mark Kerr and Mark Coleman. Both were 190 pound NCAA champs (coleman in 88 or 89 and Kerr in 92). Now, given the fact that they are wreslters and had to cut weight, they were probably 210 pound guys when they weren't in season. Now both are fucking monsters. Coleman is about 250 and ripped. Kerr is 260 and leaner than he was in college. I haven't seen any of the recent guys since my cable company banned UFC and I don't have a dish.
Freye has admitted to using, as has Shamrock. I think the biggest users have to be Mark Kerr and Mark Coleman. Both were 190 pound NCAA champs (coleman in 88 or 89 and Kerr in 92). Now, given the fact that they are wreslters and had to cut weight, they were probably 210 pound guys when they weren't in season. Now both are fucking monsters. Coleman is about 250 and ripped. Kerr is 260 and leaner than he was in college. I haven't seen any of the recent guys since my cable company banned UFC and I don't have a dish.
