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On CNN right now. Another Anti-Steroid program.
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The Dynamite kids wife just said, "I blame steroids for everything wrong that he did in his life." She said, "steroids made him start taking other drugs like pain killers."
Never mind the fact that she put her kids on a bed and was going to kill them. She has some serous mental problems. All people will hear is steroids steroids steroids. I love the media. -
see the state of the dynamite kid....wowComment
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did they say why he cant use his legs? i couldnt figure that one out.Originally posted by curtus e flushComment
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years of his reckless wrestling style...Originally posted by THE BOUNCERComment
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Yea him taking steriod cause him to start using rec drugs like pain killers!!! This has to be the dumbest shit Ive ever heard!!! some people are just complete idiots bro!!!Originally posted by THE BOUNCERComment
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and rec drugs IMO.Originally posted by curtus e flushComment
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i liked what cena said....im not saying i havent used them but you will never prove that i have :)Comment
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check this out, more media bullshit.Originally posted by curtus e flush
WWE News: CNN edited Cena footage to take steroid comments out of context, Cena denied usage
WWE.com has posted a contrast between what CNN aired of John Cena's interview for Wednesday's documentary, "Death Grip," and the true context of what he said.
In the CNN documentary, the narrator said, "He doesn't like being asked about taking steroids." That was followed with the quote from Cena: "This is a crazy question to have to answer. My answer to that question, have you ever used steroids, is the only thing I can. I can't tell you that I haven't, but you'll never be able to prove that I have." It was a damning quote that really stood out in the one-hour documentary. WWE.com points out that Cena seconds earlier said he never took steroids. WWE.com today offers its unedited video footage taken off to the side by one of their own crew. That footage reveals the following in-context, unedited footage.
The interviewer asked: "There's a lot of talk about steroid use and drug use. Have you ever used steroids." Cena: "Absolutely not..." Interviewer interrupted: "Even back in bodybuilding days and football days?" Cena quote, which was a continuation of what he had been saying, not necessarily a response to the interviewer's interjection: "This is a crazy question and this is something that is tough to answer because of the way society is now, the way people conceive things because performance-enhancing drugs have the spotlight and it's a hot thing to talk about." He said now in any sport, if someone performs beyond the norm, people assume it's not athletic achievement, but he or she must be on performance-enhancing drugs. Then Cena said: "My answer to that question, have you ever used steroids, is the only thing I can. I can't tell you that I haven't, but you'll never be able to prove that I have because each one of you out there has an opinion how how I carry myself. I can take a million tests. I've been tested for drugs ever since I was 17 years. I can take a million tests and I can pass every one of them. As soon as I pass it, there's some other guy on the other end going, 'Oh, it's masking agents' or this or that. I know the arguments because I've been in the situation. It's a subject that is very near and dear to me only because ever since I was a small child, I've worked my ass off to get where I'm at. It sucks to have to deal with people saying I rely on a crutch. I wake up every day and I work myself to the bone because I love what I do. I have the best gig in the world. I love it. It kills me to have to sit here and do this with one arm. I want to get back out there... I want to get back in the field. It's killing me."
WWE.com's statement: "In a country in which the news media is highly suspect, and the quality of unbiased reporting has been thrown into the trash can, CNN has stooped to new depths. Notwithstanding the fairness, or lack therein, of CNN’s recent piece entitled 'Death Grip: Inside Pro Wrestling,' perhaps the best example of how CNN misrepresents and unfairly presents their biased, if not illegal, point of view is the comparison of WWE’s unedited video above to CNN’s edited version. CNN’s depiction of John Cena as it relates to steroids is not only professionally and morally wrong, but damaging to his character."Comment
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wow...i always wondered if cena uses...he does have a very natural looking build and is never bloated :dunno:Comment
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different steroids have different effects. not all steroids make you bloated. in the buisness he is in, steroids are almost essential. not necessarily for how they make you look, but the ability for them to recover after such physical damage.Originally posted by curtus e flushComment
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and the media loves to play that kind of garbage over and over.Originally posted by cajunfreakComment
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCER
Good point, Bouncer: how are you supposed to have a match on three or four consecutive nights without having something in your system to speed recovery? The only way to make it even remotely possible to be drug free is to have each crew (Raw and SmackDown) do only one house show and one TV taping per week, on non-consecutive nights. That'd bring revenue way down...and payouts to wrestlers too. Vince doesn't want that, and I'm sure that most wrestlers don't want that.Comment
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don't forget the fans. the fans don't want that. the fans and the media want to see bigger guys in wrestling, they want faster runners in the Olympics, they want exciting home runs in baseball ect.. and yet they want to think that they are against steroids when in reality they are encouraging it.Originally posted by hitmansbComment
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