Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)
Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)
Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)yeah no shit. What is the point, it's entertainment, not athletic competition.
Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)
Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)
It could be that it is illegal. Just a thought. ::)
Will Vince McMahon be suspending himself?
William Regal received stanozolol, somatropin, genotropin, and anastrozole from November 2004 to 2006
;D ;D ;D Dude ain't got muscle one.
Amazing how this guy's never been subject to a test or accused of juicing...
(http://steccato.blog.excite.it/img/Bobby%20Lashley.jpg)
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Amazing how this guy's never been subject to a test or accused of juicing...
(http://steccato.blog.excite.it/img/Bobby%20Lashley.jpg)
(http://www.sebastianweb.ro/boby%20lashley.jpg)
T.J. Quinn of the New York Daily News obtained a list of wrestlers who were clients of the Signature Pharmacy. The names are as follows:I'm sure if the feds dig deeper, they'll find a slew of football players, hockey players, bbdr's and much much more. Its almost like they're out to get Vince McMahon. Mind you, he is not responsible for the choices his employees make.
Randy Orton
Charlie Haas
Adam Copeland aka Edge
Robert Huffman aka King Booker
Shane Helms aka Gregory Helms
Mike Bucci aka Simon Dean
Anthony Carelli aka Santino Marella
John Hennigan aka John Morrison
Darren Matthews aka William Regal
Ken Anderson aka Mr. Kennedy
Chavo Guerrero
Shortly after that article was published, ESPN issued three more names to the list:
Dave Bautista
Shoichi Funaki
Chris Mordetzky aka Chris Masters
Despite these listings, this has no indication on who has been suspended. WWE refuses to comment on which of the ten superstars had been suspended. The length of their suspension is also in question; depending on if it is there first or second offense. I
In an update that calls into question the credibility of WWE Wellness Policy, which bans the purchase of prescription drugs from Internet doctors, Sports Illustrated revealed that numerous wrestlers (many under WWE contract) allegedly received steroids, growth hormone and other prescription drugs via a supposed Florida-based Internet drug network in the past two years.
__ Chavo Guerrero received somatropin (HGH), nandrolone and anastrozole from April 2005 to May 2006.
__ Shane Helms received testosterone, genotropin (HGH) and nandrolone from November 2003 to February 2007.
__ Randy Orton received somatropin, nandrolone, and stanozolol from September 2004 to February 2007.
__ John Morrison was prescribed somatropin, anastrozole, testosterone, stanozolol and chorionic gonadotropin from June 2006 to February 2007.
__ Mr. Kennedy received anastrozole, somatropin and testosterone from October 2006 to February 2007.
__ Funaki received somatropin in March 2006.
__ Charlie Haas was prescribed nastrozole, somatropin, stanozolol, nandrolone and chorionic gonadotropin from August 2006 to January 2007.
__ Umaga received somatropin between July and December 2006.
__ William Regal received stanozolol, somatropin, genotropin, and anastrozole from November 2004 to November 2006.
__ Edge received somatropin, genotropin (both HGH), and stanozolol from September 2004 and February 2007.
__ Recently released Sylvan Grenier received somatropin, nandrolone, genotropin and stanozolol from February 2005 to July 2006.
__ The late Brian Adams, who was not under WWE contract, received nandrolone, testosterone and Somatropin in December 2006.
-- The late Chris Benoit received nandrolone and anastrozole in February 2006.
-- Eddie Guerrero received nandrolone, testosterone, and anastrozole two weeks prior to his death in November 2005.
WWE announced that ten wrestlers were suspended in response to information it received from the Albany County DA office. It did not reveal the identities of the ten names.
It could be that it is illegal. Just a thought. ::)
LOL...Asshat Mcmahon..this smoke cloud couldnt be more obvious...DAHHHHH.....He prob gave them a bonus, and a little vacation for taking the "fall"..they will tie it into a story line too..the mainstream society is so clueless.
Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)
At least their stacks are well thought out. Tonight's smackdown should be interesting. Why would Umanga be using anything?
It could be that it is illegal. Just a thought. ::)
Given that professional wrestling is not a sport or competition in any sense of the word, what's the point of a steroid policy? That would be like a movie studio or dance troupe worrying whether their performers were taking roids. ::)
It could be that it is illegal. Just a thought. ::)
Amazing how this guy's never been subject to a test or accused of juicing...
(http://steccato.blog.excite.it/img/Bobby%20Lashley.jpg)
(http://www.sebastianweb.ro/boby%20lashley.jpg)
It could be that it is illegal. Just a thought. ::)
if that's the only rationale, then its legality should be enough. do they have a "murder" policy? how about a "tax fraud" policy? a "drunk in public" policy?
the reason sports have such a policy is because that activity is specifically against what the institutions want to achieve. that's why when a football player gets caught with coke in his car he gets a little slap on the wrists but no real penalties, while if it's proven he used steroids it's a huge ruckus.
both are equally illegal, but the league has a specific policy because if some player snorts a line at a party over the weekend it doesn't wreck the ideals of the sport as much as performance enhancing drugs do.
The problem is when a sports personality does something wrong it can affect the whole sport. It gives them a black eye. BB is the perfect example. BB has never made it mainstream because from the very start steroids were used and most people knew it and it appeared unless you took drugs you just couldn't get as big as the guys you see on stage or in the magazines. it has got worse as the years gone by. Real sports like baseball, football, basketball, golf, tennis all started off as being mostly popular. They were all sports that allot of people growing up participated in and gave them a chance to possibly become a pro and make lots of money and fame.
When someone gets nailed for drugs or other crimes it gives that sport a black eye and makes it appear that the people involved are not perfect and crime is present. Drugs are everywhere but because of a few bad apples it hurts the entire sport. In acting people realize that if someone is taking drugs and is a fuck up it isn't because of the "acting industry" it because that person is just a fuck up. So when Lohan or Hilton fuck up it doesn't do anything to the industry just that person. BB started off fucked off and is just worse and worse.
...but these guys have no offseason. they do 250+ shows a year. they don't get a few months to just relax and recuperate. so they take meth to have the energy to perform, vicodin so they can handle the pain that hasn't gone away from the last 50 shows.
What is wrestling without bodybuilding drugs? They are supposed to be larger than life cartoonish figures. If I'm a wrestling fan i don't want to see regular every day gym physiques while watching these guys perform. The govt should go after companies like Budweiser and Marlboro. I'm sure they have caused more fatalities.and the ones who don't are stuck wrestling in high school or bingo halls to about 100 to 500people compared to a sold out arena wk after wk.
What is wrestling without bodybuilding drugs? They are supposed to be larger than life cartoonish figures. If I'm a wrestling fan i don't want to see regular every day gym physiques while watching these guys perform. The govt should go after companies like Budweiser and Marlboro. I'm sure they have caused more fatalities.
Just read an interview with the Rock, he says he never took steroids in his life! ::)
Guess the gyno was caused by creatine :P