Larry O handed doping ban

[whiskey]

Look at WWE and how many shoot their wives

Eh? When has this happened?

Chris Benoit.

[Datsue]

Look at WWE and how many shoot their wives

Eh? When has this happened?

Go use your favourite search engine of choice. Pro wrestlers mostly seem to end up dead by forty, or doing something crazy. Or both.

The vast amount of recreational substance abuse, the brain-splattering amounts of PEDs & the enormous amounts of prescription opiate derivatives they tend to be on (the latter so they can keep gigging through horrendous injuries; no bloody toe-gates for the lads in the leotards) send most of them batshit in the end, I believe.

If the hangover from being pile-driven into the canvas by a twenty stone bloke doesn't do it first, of course.

[The Law]

From LAW on 14th May 2008

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[Hagler2002]

Christ, that's terrible. Hope this can be appealed for the big man's sake. We're with you, Larry.

That is without doubt the stupidest thing I have ever read not just on this forum but the internet.

[clintonmcphilbin]

four years is a long time when u see boxers who have failed and still fightin a world level. Am not saying i disagree with it i dont but drug testing in boxing is a joke.

[freddydoesdallas]

Look at WWE and how many shoot their wives

Eh? When has this happened?

Chris Benoit.

I'm sure the Texas tornado drove his car of a cliff too

[Poncey]

Bret Hart pretty much names every wrestler who is or was on drugs of some kind or booze in his book.

[Poncey]

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[Karl Jade]

Ok, I'll ask the question again because nobody has actually chosen to answer it despite it being quoted more than once: Which WWE employee has shot their wife? I'm genuinely curious.

[dookus]

Gomez just answered your question about 8 posts before. Chris Benoit.

[rhino222]

Larry would be showing some huge balls to post on here now, in a way i wish he would as we kind of fell for him and took him to our hearts, his marketing strategy worked very well, thats for sure.

ps...i doubt he has huge balls now, the roids will make them shrivel up!!

[ThereByTheGrace]

Ok, I'll ask the question again because nobody has actually chosen to answer it despite it being quoted more than once: Which WWE employee has shot their wife? I'm genuinely curious.

Nobody did, Benoit strangled his wife so they say. You both have a point though.

[john welsh]

How is anyone really shocked? look at the guy he`s got steds written all over him.

[Karl Jade]

Gomez just answered your question about 8 posts before. Chris Benoit.

Benoit's wife was strangled, not shot. And besides, that likely had absolutely nothing to do with performance-enhancing substances.

[Old bones Ian]

I think the boxing world is at last awaking to the drug taking in its sport, more and more boxers are asking for random drug testing before big fights.
But that doesn't mean we will see it at the small hall any time soon.

[lefty]

Larry would have been better off without the drugs. As I've said in a previous post back when he was fighting Sexton. He was just way to bulky which made him slow and would have probably lead to stamina issues if he had gone into the latter rounds of the fight. I got blasted from a couple of people about my bulky statement.

He always looked like a WWE wrestler to me and not a boxer and now we know why.

He got caught for EPO after the Sexton fight which is a drug used to boost red blood cell production and thus increase stamina.

[lefty]

Bret Hart pretty much names every wrestler who is or was on drugs of some kind or booze in his book.

Booze is a bit different to PEDS though!

[dookus]

Gomez just answered your question about 8 posts before. Chris Benoit.

Benoit's wife was strangled, not shot.

So that's all right then!

And besides, that likely had absolutely nothing to do with performance-enhancing substances.

In the absence of any witnesses, we'll never know, but it would be foolish to rule out steroid abuse as a cause; the term 'roid-rage' didn't exactly fall out of the sky.

[Karl Jade]

Roid rage, right.

[reggaereggae]

Christ, that's terrible. Hope this can be appealed for the big man's sake. We're with you, Larry.

THis is a sickening post, as are all teh 'he was such a nice guy' posts. Just because he posted here a bit; that gives him special status???

The horrible bastard has repeatedly cheated in a sport that can result in death or serious injury.... esp unfair in the heavy division that has no weight limit.

And served 5 years (not sure what the offence is) in prison.

Yup. such a 'nice guy'.............

[Karl Jade]

Let's wait till he's spoken before killing him on here.

[lefty]

Ps the british boxing board of control have done an atrocious job! This guy did this for 6 years both amateur and pro and yet he was never under suspicion! Its a f*&**** joke!

[lefty]

Let's wait till he's spoken before killing him on here.

He admitted to it!

[Karl Jade]

He's obviously guilty of it, man. Let's just hear his reasons before crucifying him. He isn't the first, or the last.

[Matt W]

What reasons could he possibly give that would make his actions anything less than disgraceful?