Fury Fight Off

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BobD'Mello wrote:Heard a rumour that there's going to be a big development tomorrow re: Fury. Not sure how legit it is but if it is true, sounds like it could be very interesting.
What's the rumour?
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BobD'Mello wrote:Heard a rumour that there's going to be a big development tomorrow re: Fury. Not sure how legit it is but if it is true, sounds like it could be very interesting.
Sounds like something in the papers ?
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Not too many years ago a topic like this would be 20 pages deep by now.
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Front page of tomorrows Sunday Mirror 'World Champ Fury faces drug probe'
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tony1234 wrote:Front page of tomorrows Sunday Mirror 'World Champ Fury faces drug probe'
Steroids or recreational?
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According to the Sunday Mirror both Tyson and Hughie allegedly tested positive for Nandrolone last year. Investigations are ongoing. Fury camp has known about the findings since last September. It is UKAD not WADA so they'll probably get away with it in court, if they've done anything wrong, if they've got a legal budget of at least a fiver.
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They are very silly if they took nandralone deconate, the detection time for that drug is probably the longest of all steroids. It would explain hughies big lumps all over him.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/wo ... ry-8284227
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Pfft all that gear and he was still a rubbish deadlifter
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BigRed wrote:They are very silly if they took nandralone deconate, the detection time for that drug is probably the longest of all steroids. It would explain hughies big lumps all over him.
I'v been sarcastically alluding to this for god knows how long now.
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Well this is even more disappointing.
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Tyson's mouth has dug him holes all over the place. He's paying the price now. Even I can't defend most of the stuff he's doing.
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Have to see what happens I guess, we've all seen Hughie Fury's back acne.
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If I was taking Decca, training every day and looked like them two I would be well pissed off.

They should have a word with Joshua about his cycle protocol, err .. I mean training regimen and diet.
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BigRed wrote:They are very silly if they took nandralone deconate, the detection time for that drug is probably the longest of all steroids. It would explain hughies big lumps all over him.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/wo ... ry-8284227
I think Berto tested positive for nandrolone a few years back. Also Pep Guardiola and Jaap Stam years ago when they played in Italy.
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why isnt this news top on the forums
massive news if true, but doubt it
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cold187 wrote:why isnt this news top on the forums
massive news if true, but doubt it
Seems to have just come out...give it some time.
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After all the shit Fury has said about Joshua and PED'so.
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If Tyson and Hughie have been using PEDs to get chiselled physiques, they should ask for their money back.
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:lol:
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If this has been known since September though- wtf is going on?! This seems suspiciously like the Teper-price situation. Wlad must be fuming!
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bripez wrote:If I was taking Decca, training every day and looked like them two I would be well pissed off.

They should have a word with Joshua about his cycle protocol, err .. I mean training regimen and diet.
Haye and Josh took large breaks at certain points in their careers. I'm not sure how long the benefits last but some have theorised that you continue to benefit years after you've been on them. Given that Josh is actually losing a few pounds with each fight (granted I'm basing this off his weigh in weight) at the mo as he weighs in with joggers and headphones on now, which I don't remember him doing in the fights previous. I'm no expert by any stretch but I'd guess that Haye and Josh were at it during those lay offs and have got away with it because they have now been off it for x amount of time but still have some benefits. If I were them I'd just risk it now by staying off, Josh has made far too much money and become far too popular for a loss to be the end of the World. A failed test on the other hand would be devastating.

Tyson's eyebrows are quite a bit more protruding than they were and likewise his chin and jaw seem to have grown out a bit, which is sometimes a side effect of hgh or steroids. Wladimir has a similar side effect I think. I'v always been very suspicious of the Klitschkos and it wouldn't surprise me if the Germans are quite happy to let things slide.
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Deca gives a big puffy look, lots of water retention. Big and ripped has to be trenbalone. Can get really fast acting tren that's in and out of the system quick. Can make people quite unhinged too.
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jameswilson wrote:
bripez wrote:If I was taking Decca, training every day and looked like them two I would be well pissed off.

They should have a word with Joshua about his cycle protocol, err .. I mean training regimen and diet.
Haye and Josh took large breaks at certain points in their careers. I'm not sure how long the benefits last but some have theorised that you continue to benefit years after you've been on them. Given that Josh is actually losing a few pounds with each fight (granted I'm basing this off his weigh in weight) at the mo as he weighs in with joggers and headphones on now, which I don't remember him doing in the fights previous. I'm no expert by any stretch but I'd guess that Haye and Josh were at it during those lay offs and have got away with it because they have now been off it for x amount of time but still have some benefits. If I were them I'd just risk it now by staying off, Josh has made far too much money and become far too popular for a loss to be the end of the World. A failed test on the other hand would be devastating.

Tyson's eyebrows are quite a bit more protruding than they were and likewise his chin and jaw seem to have grown out a bit, which is sometimes a side effect of hgh or steroids. Wladimir has a similar side effect I think. I'v always been very suspicious of the Klitschkos and it wouldn't surprise me if the Germans are quite happy to let things slide.
There's definitely an idea about those breaks, I was quite suspicious of some of Mayweather's lay offs later in his career.
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Fury was one of the few fighters I would have thought was genuinely clean but if this is true then it just shows that it really can be any fighter you can think of.
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lefty wrote:Fury was one of the few fighters I would have thought was genuinely clean but if this is true then it just shows that it really can be any fighter you can think of.
I'v been aluding for ages mate that Hughie was at it. Young Fury then rocks up with horrendous acne and it just adds smoke. All 3 are trained by the same bloke remember. Don't ever be fooled that without rippling muscles you can't be at it.
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