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GrumpyGregry

Here for rides.
The lack of out of competition testing for tennis players is a joke, and has been for a long time.

One should not assume, necessarily, that those who take part in power sports and who have unnaturally muscular bodies are doping. Many of them are simply gym bunnies and spend too much time pumping iron.
 

mangaman

Guest
The lack of out of competition testing for tennis players is a joke, and has been for a long time.

One should not assume, necessarily, that those who take part in power sports and who have unnaturally muscular bodies are doping. Many of them are simply gym bunnies and spend too much time pumping iron.

I agree - although from personal experience gyms are awash with steroids.
 

mangaman

Guest
Oh yes. :sad: Stay away from the free weights room....

I know - I made the mistake of going through a phase of hanging around there surrounded by the same sweaty blokes comparing lats, deltoids etc.

I was offered steroids twice by 2 of them in 2 weeks.

At that point, like a newspaper reporter of the old school, I made my excuses and left.

Now I stick to the aerobic area among the people of a certain age and do the weights at home.
 

Buddfox

Veteran
Location
London
I think the fact he was being paid $3m just to turn up to one race suggests he's probably got enough stashed away for a rainy day / SCA settlements / prize money refunds. That rankles a bit.
 

Mr Haematocrit

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rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
I think the fact he was being paid $3m just to turn up to one race suggests he's probably got enough stashed away for a rainy day / SCA settlements / prize money refunds. That rankles a bit.
Indeed. If you believe the unchallenged report about the 'charity' ride in Canada, he netted a cool half million for a 2 hour ride and an evening speech. He also was getting $100,000 per after dinner speech. He is not poor.
 

GrumpyGregry

Here for rides.
Indeed. If you believe the unchallenged report about the 'charity' ride in Canada, he netted a cool half million for a 2 hour ride and an evening speech. He also was getting $100,000 per after dinner speech. He is not poor.
He'll repay any winnings from petty cash. He's worth at least $125 million.
 
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