polecateddy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:2847. What are you, 12?Wee Tommy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:23Wow profound words.polecateddy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:20
I read Capes’ autobiography years ago. It was actually very entertaining. Lots of stories of post competition epic pub crawls and brawls. I think they were easily as good as these two jokers fighting. Just needed the modern day juice. Strongman has got to be second only to bodybuilding as the most PED filled sport. I really think it must be.
Nobody even pretends they don’t take PEDs in these sports man.
Your like a gossiping granny.
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Growth hormone has zero effect on building muscle.polecateddy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:31I think they were all on the Eastern Block model of probably loads of testosterone and steroids. But growth hormone hadn’t come along yet or a huge amount of sports science, so they were winging it in a sense.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:23Oh yeah, definitely.polecateddy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:20
I read Capes’ autobiography years ago. It was actually very entertaining. Lots of stories of post competition epic pub crawls and brawls. I think they were easily as good as these two jokers fighting. Just needed the modern day juice. Strongman has got to be second only to bodybuilding as the most PED filled sport. I really think it must be.
Many of the heroes I had growing up are now deflated like balloons once they got off the gas or they got tremendously fat. Even with the steroids though they had to consume an enormous amount of protein and work hard like crazy to even achieve half the stuff they did but it's still disappointing finding out that the vast majority or all of them were on performance enhancing drugs.
Why do you post such uninformed tripe?
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This is the most amateurish production I have ever seen
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As an adult I'm not disappointed because I know the reality of things but growing up as a kid it was disappointing finding out that so many of them were on performance enhancing drugs is what I am saying.Wee Tommy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:27Why does it disappoint you? They don’t pretend to be natty. It’s entirely your own projection that they are that leads to disappointment Rufus.HomicideHenry wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:23Oh yeah, definitely.polecateddy wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 16:20
I read Capes’ autobiography years ago. It was actually very entertaining. Lots of stories of post competition epic pub crawls and brawls. I think they were easily as good as these two jokers fighting. Just needed the modern day juice. Strongman has got to be second only to bodybuilding as the most PED filled sport. I really think it must be.
Many of the heroes I had growing up are now deflated like balloons once they got off the gas or they got tremendously fat. Even with the steroids though they had to consume an enormous amount of protein and work hard like crazy to even achieve half the stuff they did but it's still disappointing finding out that the vast majority or all of them were on performance enhancing drugs.
The top powerlifters are juicers unless they are in the IPF. They admit to it if you follow the sport closely enough.
The top strongmen of course are on gear. Katz, JPS, Eddie, Thor Ffs man. They have to be to get where they want to be. They do it for them, not you or polecats fantasies.
My mates trained by a former Britain’s strongest man. The guy makes his own gear and sells it to his clients. Most of them do. It’s just the way it is.
That being said this is why I will continue to say that Paul Anderson is still to my mind the strongest man in history because he existed before the worldwide selling of steroids.
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Any sign of this starting?
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Its working now, thanks.
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Grilling Machine
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Yeah, my feeling is Hall in the first if he lands, else Thor thereafter. That's if we get to watch any of it...
And less reliable than a lot of illegals! I have to keep refreshing for a minute's preamble at a time.
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Intros are on now, but I'm waiting for another refresh. Doubt I'll see more than a few punches here.
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Hearing the stream is a mare
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thor drops eddie hard at end of round 3!
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eddie cut
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thor drops edd again in the 6th and final round
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thor won easily...cant believe he was the underdog for this
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Surely this Thor PTS bet saves March
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Points?margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 18:03 thor won easily...cant believe he was the underdog for this
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I would beat them both. They look so bad!
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Because he could've gone at any moment had Eddie landed. Likewise, Hall was there for the taking if Thor had just stepped to his right and thrown straight lefts when Hall was loading up in ortho.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 18:03 thor won easily...cant believe he was the underdog for this
I had all the confidence of a £5 bet on Thor to make it more entertaining for myself!
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thor had no problems, should've been obvious from their different approaches to the fight that it would play out in thor's favourGrilling Machine wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 18:06Because he could've gone at any moment had Eddie landed. Likewise, Hall was there for the taking if Thor had just stepped to his right and thrown straight lefts when Hall was loading up in ortho.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 18:03 thor won easily...cant believe he was the underdog for this
I had all the confidence of a £5 bet on Thor to make it more entertaining for myself!
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thor wins the decision
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Had £500 on Thor at an average of 2.6.
Relieved with the decision as I thought there may be a small chance they do a draw if it goes the distance kinda thing.
Relieved with the decision as I thought there may be a small chance they do a draw if it goes the distance kinda thing.
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PM me your e-mail
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considering he's a strongman and not a boxer, i thought thor was okay actually. jabbed and move okay for giant with little experience. there was actually some schooling there
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I was pretty confident in Thor if he made it through the first, and I guess in hindsight I should've bet in-play at that point. But then for all I knew he might've dominated it and crushed his value.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 18:08thor had no problems, should've been obvious from their different approaches to the fight that it would play out in thor's favour
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Good man. Had a small punt on Thor points @ 7-1.jameswilson wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022, 18:09 Had £500 on Thor at an average of 2.6.
Relieved with the decision as I thought there may be a small chance they do a draw if it goes the distance kinda thing.
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What were the scorecards