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9/28/07

Boxer Sugar Shane Mosley Latest Athlete Connected to Doping, BALCO

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I think now would be a good time to completely shift our angle on this whole doping era. We should be announcing when it's discovered that a professional athlete IS NOT found to have taken steroids.

BREAKING NEWS: Jason Tyner has never taken HGH.

Sports Illustrated's steroid-busting duo Luis Fernando Llosa and L. Jon Wertheim are reporting that boxer Shane Mosley was a client of BALCO and may have used a heavy doping regimen to help win a major fight.

According to multiple sources who attended an international anti-doping conference in Colorado Springs last November, Jeff Novitzky, a lead investigator in the BALCO case, alleged that boxer Shane Mosley started an elaborate doping regimen in the months prior to a Sept. 13, 2003, fight against Oscar de la Hoya.

No surprise, obviously. Clearly a sport where you figure more than 80% of boxers are taking some form of performance-enhancing durgs.

Boxer Shane Mosley accused of doping (SI)

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9/28/07

Seth

0	Boxers use steroids. Great, next you'll tell me professional wrestling has a doping problem.

9/28/07

Chief_aka_James

1	Hey...I like Jason Tyner. He finally hit a HR this season you know...maybe they'll find he had HGH sent to his home during that week..

10/30/07

Redglove

0	"No surprise, obviously. Clearly a sport where you figure more than 80% of boxers are taking some form of performance-enhancing durgs." Clearly??? I want to see a source and facts before making a claim like that.

11/2/07

dagreatjerbear

Redglove wrote:

"No surprise, obviously. Clearly a sport where you figure more than 80% of boxers are taking some form of performance-enhancing durgs."

Clearly??? I want to see a source and facts before making a claim like that.

I agree. shane has not been proven guilty on anything. also it has been proven that boxers suffer from lack of hormones because how many times they get hit on there noggin. and hgh helps thst a lot of times doctor supplied like james toney