Lance Armstrong stops fight against USADA, will be stripped of titles

[Turenne]

nikka, shut the fukk up. I didn't even defend dude. I said that I don't know if he's guilty or not. Which I don't, because I don't have this proof that all of you have, and to be frank, I DON'T CARE. Whether he doped or not, I don't really care. Cycling isn't some pure ass sport. I couldn't be any more apathetic. I'm actually tired of hearing about this.

fukk out of this thread then...

 

[jfkennedy]

fukk out of this thread then...

So because I'm tired of hearing about Lance being investigated on the news, I shouldn't be in a thread about him getting stripped of his titles. OK.

We all know Lance doped, but we don't really know. We just believe he did. Saying that though somehow means to you that I'm defending him. Lmao.

 

[mastermind]

Levi gunna get a Tour title for not fukkin around with drugs.

Im hoping Bobby Jullrich gets the 1998 tour de france title because of the cheating by Ulrich and Pantani.

An AMERICAN rider who never had allegations.

 

[NYC Rebel]

So because I'm tired of hearing about Lance being investigated on the news, I shouldn't be in a thread about him getting stripped of his titles. OK.

We all know Lance doped, but we don't really know. We just believe he did. Saying that though somehow means to you that I'm defending him. Lmao.

Why do people come into threads they say they're tired of addressing?

 

[MikelArteta]

Lance is still the goat cheater

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

 

[jfkennedy]

Why do people come into threads they say they're tired of addressing?

Man, this is going over y'all heads. Tired of the media talking about it, every 4 or so months. I can participate in a thread about the supposed end of all of that.

And that's actually the effect that media has had on steroids and the American public. People are not caring anymore because they've been oversaturated with steroid allegations, and failed drug tests, and this and that.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Man, this is going over y'all heads. Tired of the media talking about it, every 4 or so months. I can participate in a thread about the supposed end of all of that.

And that's actually the effect that media has had on steroids and the American public. People are not caring anymore because they've been oversaturated with steroid allegations, and failed drug tests, and this and that.

It's not going over my heads. I don't sit down and let the media forcefeed me into watching something I don't want to watch. That's what a remote and multiple channels are for.

So until you show me how the media chains you to watch something you don't want to watch, I can't rock with what you're saying.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

Im hoping Bobby Jullrich gets the 1998 tour de france title because of the cheating by Ulrich and Pantani.

An AMERICAN rider who never had allegations.

Works for Team Sky too


But then again Il Pirata Dont know how i feel about them takin his title away if they gunna overhaul all the Tour Winners after Big Mig.

The way i worked it out last night if they go by GC who aint doped in Lances reign then it 5 Spain, 1 Portugal and 1 Usa winners.

Ill say USADA have caused more problems than solutions with this all.

 

[jfkennedy]

It's not going over my heads. I don't sit down and let the media forcefeed me into watching something I don't want to watch. That's what a remote and multiple channels are for.

So until you show me how the media chains you to watch something you don't want to watch, I can't rock with what you're saying.

You don't have to be forced to watch something, for it to still be oversaturated to the AMERICAN PUBLIC. If you don't watch it, does it still get reported? Yes. Don't turn this into, "you don't have to watch it..." Of course you don't, but just because you don't, doesn't mean it isn't a mainstay on ESPN, ESPN.com, SI.com, etc.

So just because you're above the influence doesn't mean that the 10k hits a Lance Armstrong article gets on ESPN is moot. I rarely even watch ESPN. I do read sports articles all day though, and it's regularly reported.

 

[NYC Rebel]

You don't have to be forced to watch something, for it to still be oversaturated to the AMERICAN PUBLIC. If you don't watch it, does it still get reported? Yes. Don't turn this into, "you don't have to watch it..." Of course you don't, but just because you don't, doesn't mean it isn't a mainstay on ESPN, ESPN.com, SI.com, etc.

So just because you're above the influence doesn't mean that the 10k hits a Lance Armstrong article gets on ESPN is moot. I rarely even watch ESPN. I do read sports articles all day though, and it's regularly reported.

Lance Armstrong doesn't hit my TV like that. I don't have the cycling channel, if there is one, and for some reason, it isn't a mainstay when I do watch ESPN News, read ESPN.com or SI.com.

No one is forcing my eyes to even read those sites. Screw the 10k hits...what does that have to do with what I'm not reading?

 

[superunknown23]

He quit because his closest friend and most loyal teammate was ready to testify against him, after defending him for years: George Hincapie.
Hincapie was forced to testity after getting subpoenaed.
Armstrong didn't give a fukk about the other teammates

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Podiums for his seven TdF titles...



But yeah, dude never doped...

If all top 3 racers doped, they should just let it slide

 

[LezJepzin]

I wonder where all the Livestrong yellow bracelets are collecting right about now.

I still got a handful of them still in the package and a Black Livestrong Tee from my days working at the Nike Outlet

‎"I never failed a drug test during my competitions either. Does that mean I raced clean?" - Marion Jones

Sounds familiar right now, doesn't it?

 

[jadillac]

he will be stripped of his seven Tour titles, the bronze medal he won at the 2000 Olympics and all other titles, awards and money he won from August 1998 forward.

Tough break nikka....maybe you can still write a book.