Lance Armstrong Admits to Doping - Armstrong Confesses to Oprah

Former professional cyclist Lance Armstrong told the world Thursday evening that he used performance-enhancing drugs during his seven Tour de France titles. Video courtesy of Oprah Winfrey Network.
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[@xfadingxstarx]

"Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice-shame on me fool me seven times-you must be Armstrong"

[@TheWoodland12]

My mom says that sometimes.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Like my father said. " fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, i put you in the ground 6ft below "

[@mmmmmvodka]

The problem is that he tried to destroy other people who confessed that he doped. He SUED them for slander, fighting against the truth! He SUED friends, athletic colleagues, and went against everybody who told the truth.

[@phoenixdzk]

My favourite line in Family guy was : Peter: I always wanted to be an astronaut like Lance Armstrong! Chris: Dad, that was Neil Armstrong. Peter: HE LIED ABOUT HIS NAME TOO?!

[@Nightmastercool97]

The fact that he can sit there with a straight face and admit that he cheated, not once, not twice, not three times, but seven times, and even with a straight face with no emotion really shows a great deal about what kind of person he is. He has no emotion, no remorse, no regrets. He just sits there monotone. Once considered a legend. He could of been a legend, but he threw it all away by cheating. There is no point to it.

[@Czaykwski]

He cheated to benefit himself, he lied about it to benefit himself, and he did battled with his accusers to benefit himself. Who does this apology benefit? Any satisfaction others may gain by embracing it is nothing more than a secondary byproduct of another attempt to benefit himself. They say it's takes a big man to admit when he's wrong, this is not that. This is him hoping for credit by bowing downing when he can longer stand up. This is an apology to benefit himself, nothing more.

[@Jinjukei]

He cheated himself. That‘s the toughest for himself.

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

​@@Jinjukei Nein, hat er nicht. Er war sich seiner Lügen bewusst. So ernsthaft wie alle, die dem Tod ins Auge geblickt haben, die mit dem Leben halb abgeschlossen haben. Das Einzige, was er bedauert, ist das Abblättern seines einstigen Ruhms, das Verlieren der Sponsoren und Gelder. Ihm war klar, dass seine Lügen bald auffliegen.

[@notta3d]

He was the best cheater out of the other bunch of cheaters.

[@medricadu8706]

Even a better cheat than Ben Johnson

[@marcobuijsen1745]

@@medricadu8706 what do you think yourself ? But at that time a lot did the same as Lance himself.

[@atomicfantom6392]

ALL PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES ARE ON SOME KIND OF DOPING. DONT LIVE IN A LIE LOOOL

[@waterproof4403]

@@atomicfantom6392 no

[@ilyab.5127]

all cheat. even crosfit athletes lol. do you really thing a human body can endure tour de france at the elite level without some sort of drugs lol

[@samadbaksh]

In the history of sport, Lance Armstrong will be known as the biggest cheater ever. That will be his legacy

[@carlmorrow1600]

samyb786 nah that would be Ben johnson

[@rapbrown310]

The patriots

[@WatersAbove77]

Except every single bicyclist doped. Truth is it was rigged from the start.

[@kyle7574]

Rap Brown the patriots cheating has been widely debunked

[@rapbrown310]

@@kyle7574 When? And prove it

[@DreWhite100]

I would like to hear Lance talk about how he was able to conceal his doping over the years so that more stringent and successful doping tests can be created. Either that or let all the bike riders use PEDs' under a Doctors supervision of course. There are too many ways to mask the drugs being used today and in my opinion, almost every big cycle rider is using one way or another.

[@Project144K]

Sooner or later it was going to come out. He confessed because he got caught, not because he was sorry for the many lives he hurt and betrayed. Pre-dope Lance Armstrong was a great stage rider, but was never considered a contender to win the Tour de France. The red flag that got some to look into Armstrong's track record was seeing him perform somewhat adequately, yet sub-par, before his first TdF win, then after his "comeback from cancer," going on to win that race not once, but seven times in a row.

[@arthurthegreat6565]

thye all took it tho, it was just as enhanced as all of them lol

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

​@@arthurthegreat6565 Nein. Niemand der anderen hat Krebsmedikamente bekommen.

[@UmmHeyish]

Lol, i watched the movie dodgeball a week after he admitted to doping and in the film he says, "You know peter, i once thought of quitting when i got lung, brain and testicular cancer at the same time. But then i kept going and went on to win the tour de france 5 years in a row." All i kept thinking was, 'well this is awkward..'

[@SteveRes]

Good grief man it's not that black & white. He potentially robbed other ahtletes from winning the hardest endurance race in the world for 7 years, he accepted millions of pounds of prize money and millions in sponsorship deals which enabled him to live a privelaged lifestyle the majority of us can only dream about. He was an icon to young kids and sports fans around the globe and vetted as one of the greatest athletes in history. But he was just a cheat. Despicable human being.

[@famcantor5]

Relax homes, they're all on drugs...

[@mayar2766]

Personally I admire Lance Armstrong for what he did. He was part of dozens of organizations and charities to better the world. The Lance Armstrong Foundation alone donated over $470 million to the fight against cancer. Winning events like these are often a combination of skill and dishonesty. Many great athletes admit to using banned PEDs after their careers are over, and even more stay silent while reaping the rewards. He used his fame and fortune to better the world in a way no other champion would've. He made a great contribution to the lives of millions of struggling people and he is a great man, regardless of what people say. It's all a game in a culture of PEDs and he won and used that in an honourable way. Some things are just more important.

[@lafleur6952]

Admire? It's an entreprise dude, they have money and using it for charity is normal. It's not like Armstrong took money out of his pocket to givr to the poor. He needed propaganda, he was the idol for many people, it was all about the image. Don't make him look like a God, he was bever one and will never be. He is just a loser, who deceived the world.

[@danren7527]

Mayuraah Rajasri Good people do things for the benefit of others not to cover up third wrongs

[@iRonlMoNKleY]

​@@lafleur6952Yes, it was to stroke his ego. That's why I rarely donate to someone or to an organization so they can donate to charity. I'll just donate directly to the charity myself. Rich people make charities to ensure their name stay famous. It's done with cameras and writeups. They also do it to be on the payroll. That money they do for charity is your money. Selfless people donate their own time and money and don't need others to know.

[@aspirationalcoaching]

Doping is never acceptable. Sport is meant to be a fair competition, athletes shouldn't resort to cheating which then pushes out people competing clean. Too little too late

[@winser21]

Bruh hate to break it to you but the sports world is running extraordinarily rampant with performance enhancing drugs, and it will never go away. As long as PEDs give performers millions of more dollars than they’d otherwise earn, there will be cheaters.

[@SpinosaurusTheProudSocialist]

People defending him and making excuses for him and saying stuff like "well all major athletes dope" they're missing the point. The problem is that if 95% of guys are doping then they have a major advantage over the 5% of guys that are clean. And in my opinion doping is a sign of a lack of confidence.

[@yyyusuf2019]

Then why not allow everyone to dope?

[@edgar22452]

@@yyyusuf2019 Because it's immoral to take performance enhancement drugs.

[@yyyusuf2019]

@@edgar22452 if everyone does it its not.

[@edgar22452]

@@yyyusuf2019 It still doesn't make it ok. Sports should be clean.

[@dickballs81]

Who else was doing it to that was behind him tho that’s the real question.

[@traveltm]

It’s not just that he doped, many did. Not saying it was right. But not only did he lie, he went after people and ruined them. His hypocrisy, petty but destructive vengeance, arrogance and just plain nastiness is astounding and leaves a huge legacy.

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

Man hat jahrzehntelang gewusst, dass im Sport gedopt wird. Man war sich auch bei Armstrong sehr sicher. Aber ihn zu sehen im TV. Diese jahrelangen Lügen. Wie er es abstreitet. Wie er grinste auf der Siegertreppe. Das war so unangenehm und widerlich. Ich habe das Interesse an Radsport schon lange verloren.

[@Dake-gw6it]

Dope.

[@wilsonblauheuer6544]

A typical example of what America has come to. Garbage like this, for what- a trophy in a fucking bicycle race? Are we that lame in the USA? Yes, we are and have been for decades. You wonder why we have psychos shooting people by the roomful? God knows we deserve it, more than most any society on earth.

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

Seien Sie nicht zu hart mit sich. Wir haben in GER dieselben Probleme im Profisport. 😬😒

[@qqww21vvf]

all professionals use it. dont kid yourself

[@edgar22452]

No they don't. Not everyone is on drugs bud.

[@aaronphilips2780]

Then why did he lie about it?

[@Domino13334]

It‘s a slim group of people who help athletes dope. It‘s not a mass phenomen.

[@TheCondor300]

Why didn't he tell the real truth... everyone of the racers is doping and none of them would even qualify to be in any professional race if they didn't dope. So he got caught... so what. Now get everyone else to admit it. Any pro racer knows they ALL dope!

[@MrTVx99]

It's the same in most sports, I mean athletics especially, you know most of them dope

[@FirstPlace97]

It's because he's an American and they wanted to be the whistle blowers on him.

[@hephaestus9901]

Ah conspiracy theorists are great no evidence just "its obvious" so hillarious.

[@waqasarqum]

Everyone's on steroids

[@thegrimreaper4915]

I think that Lance Armstrong is a great bloke for two reasons: reason one, nearly all of them were doping. So, it was, pretty much, a level playing field. I am not saying that people should cheat by doping, or that what went on was right. I believe that if none of them were doping that it is possible that Armstrong would almost certainly have won at least six of those Tour de France titles. It was also pointed out in the 2 part documentary that he was upset about the doping when he first appeared on the Tour De France circuit. Reason 2: The cancer charity he set up has saved countless lives, and provides priceless care for many. He has never taken a penny of that charity's money, and he could have been paid a wage legitimately for the work he did. He's a great bloke.

[@maxneuman9841]

Ok nate

[@himlolo]

@@thegrimreaper4915 yeah he's an awesome guy I didn't care about the doping one bit

[@Sills71]

Lance likes to say "it was a bad time" as an excuse for his horrendous behavior. Let me detail just how Lance was so much worse than anyone he raced against. First and foremost, Lance Armstrong is a CRIMINAL, you can watch him commit perjury on KZbin... he abused the legal systems of several countries... failed false claims of slander and libel... and infringement on the civil rights of Americans. Not to mention the fact that the UCI gave him special treatment. Lance Armstrong is the very definition of evil.

[@MurphyMonster]

MAN COMES BACK FROM THE BRINK OF DEATH AND RUNS THE HARDEST SPORTING EVENT OF ALL TIME FOR A DECADE, INTO HIS 40'S, WHILE YOU SIT ON YOUR LAZY ASS ON THE COMPUTER, AND CALL HIM A DESPICABLE HUMAN BEING?! You can call him a cheat all you want, but call him despicable because he won the Tour multiple times against a field of even bigger cheaters is rediculous

[@mikeangel1685]

well at least he was the best doper for seven yrs in a row - brillant!

[@najibmeijer]

EPO all in my veins Lately things just don’t seem the same Actin’ funny, but I don’t know why ‘Scuse me while I pass this guy

[@DuckyBalboa]

He still did more good for the world than what most people hating on him would do in 10 lifetimes.

[@davo1976]

More good for the world? Or more good for himself?

[@heisen-bones]

He couldn't have if he never cheated

[@azzathestig]

Still a legend though! All the charitable work he's done can not be forgot! And well done for letting it all out and not deny anything. Brave man

[@tjwebber736]

thats not true buddy

[@aaronphilips2780]

Not deny anything? Lol You’re in denial, buddy…

[@yrrah123]

Brave man? He was awful to people who came forward he was trying his best to bully and threatened people's jobs he was a cheater who got caught then tried to get people to go aww well least he said sorry and is brave as he had cancer.

[@davetherave1729]

Cheating in any sport is unacceptable. Armstrong deserves his lifetime ban.

[@basileusbasileus9346]

Well if you look at it in a more positive way. The man had metastasized testicular cancer. He lost one of his testosterone factory (very important for sports) and underwent a treatment that literary destroys your body (for a time). Not only did he survive this but with a little help from medicine became the multiple champion in one of the toughest sports out there. That must be really encouraging for people in similar position - not to got to these kinds of extremes of course but to continue their normal lives with modern medicine.

[@austinwoolsey5891]

who cares if he used steroids. the best of the best, are almost always on something. Plus, most of the other cyclist were using dope too and he still beat all of them.

[@MarkoDaPrynce]

That's life buddy. Nice guys finish last.

[@Hydr0genCz]

"She sits on the shoulders of those little people!"

[@midnight-2021]

I believe that the NFL has their Lance Armstrong. His name is Tom Brady.

[@thatleftyjames2893]

What a dumb comment. Brady isn’t a physical specimen beating people by his speed/endurance

[@1972dsrai]

I agree that no one could win the TDF in his era and probably still now without doping. Remember when Sky told us it was a clean team? He won those seven titles as he was doing nothing everyone else wasn’t.

[@matthewgrammatico8434]

I have zero respect for liars or cheaters. An athlete who dopes is both!

[@cstarsfly]

You must not like any professional athletes then...

[@irhungry66]

There are many greats that haven't used any drugs for their advantage. Main sports I'd see this as a concern is baseball and football.

[@Tommy-ds7tm]

yes

[@NteRdr]

I still have huge respect for Lance Armstrong who gives a shit if he doped? He's still a great guy and a hero to many people. Life is bullshit, the guy still won the Tour de France and he's still a great cycler. Who cares if he doped seriously.

[@Milo19970]

Epo can thicken your blood so much that your heart cant pump anymore. Suprised he survived in those periods of dehydration.

[@antennawilde]

I'm only here because SNL said he was, “the most despicable, vile human being ever to set foot on planet Earth.”

[@chrharder1]

In my opinion Armstrong is still the best cyclist ever. Period.

[@johnnyrefpanessa8689]

He's Merkx

[@peternielsen8601]

They all do it. All the time.

[@jose-Maki]

I dont like cheats, but he was the best cheat because everyone is on it

[@thegrimreaper4915]

I think that Lance Armstrong is a great bloke for two reasons: reason one, nearly all of them were doping. So, it was, pretty much, a level playing field. I am not saying that people should cheat by doping, or that what went on was right. I believe that if none of them were doping that it is possible that Armstrong would almost certainly have won at least six of those Tour de France titles. It was also pointed out in the 2 part documentary that he was upset about the doping when he first appeared on the Tour De France circuit. Reason 2: The cancer charity he set up has saved countless lives, and provides priceless care for many. He has never taken a penny of that charity's money, and he could have been paid a wage legitimately for the work he did. He's a great bloke.

[@jonathanjoestar1937]

Everyone's on something smh.. that's just how the world works.. sad

[@aaronphilips2780]

If it was a level paying field, then why did he lie about doping? Oh right, because that’s cheating and he is a fraud.

[@donnyandersen2627]

Nope, Armstrong wasn't seen at all as a potential Tour der France winner in his early years. He was a good time trialist, but not a good climber. But after his comeback he was all of a sudden pretty much unbeatable as a climber. So it's quite safe that he wouldn't have won at least six of those Tour de France titles without doping. This is all the more true, because we know that Armstrong was the king of doping. It's obvious that he took even more drugs than the others. A level playing field? Nothing could be further from the truth.

[@joshuakennedy3703]

And our roided out guy beat their roided out guy 💪

[@famcantor5]

He did nothing wrong. They were ALL on drugs.

[@christg6301]

Even if everyone does it, its still wrong. Straighten out your morals buddy.

[@bripro68]

Funny thing is that when I was on HGH and test I lost a bicycle race against the neighborhood paperboy while he was loaded with Sunday editions.

[@Eeshkeen]

the best thing i know is at least the french didn't win xD

[@Ninjamohawk]

I really used to look up to him. What a fool I was.

[@doccu]

They alle used drugs, he was just the best

[@residuefingerz]

nothing wrong with what he did honestly....it's badass...not like he had a motor in his bike

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

​@@residuefingerz "Du sollst nicht lügen", ist eins der zehn Gebote. Nicht grundlos.

[@mojert_]

Even though he did this everyone else did this but he did a great thing for cancer, if everyone didnt take any of these than he would have still won 7 in a row

[@squatch545]

Stop the war on drugs.

[@emeryforever]

Doesn't deserve a name in cycling history

[@codenamekarmaa]

It was that one ball that was talking to him

[@XXbob1993]

The problem with your comment is you said ''These honest, hard working men and women were robbed of medals, money, and glory'' when most of the riders in that era were doped. Don't think that lance is the only one that doped, many cyclist have doped as well but lance is the one that won the championship. Still Armstrong is a big loser

[@kodelciukas]

Because sports in general are one big cheat. Ego play. Where is ego - there are no honesty or love because EGO is in the first place (and money for those who make money out of EGO). The only real competition in sports is who is better at cheating. One cheater got caught, but at that time when he wasn't caught - he was the best cheater at that short period of time. Because victories are temporary, then you get old and replaced... So whats the thrill then about sports and victories?

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

Die Geltungssucht. Der Ruhm. Die bewundernden Blicke. Das viele Geld. Der Einfluss, die Macht. Das Gefühl wichtig zu sein.

[@megacokeorpepsi]

he did this really late. he is a good guy for finally saying he cheated, but just to late

[@p.j.4870]

In one moment he fall from monument for big legend to Big Cheater.

[@eddiemunster8634]

Armstrong's doping didn't bother me at all, I always look at it as a Level Playing Field, but I've lost respect for him because he went on Oprah to talk about this

[@Nangaparbat-2022]

Doping hat mich jahrzehntelang gestört und meine Begeisterung für Radsport ist bei Null gelandet. Das Oprah Interview hatte ich damals nicht angeschaut. Ich war nur heilfroh, dass ich Armstrong nie wieder auf einer Sportveranstaltung im TV sehen muss. Der Alptraum hatte ein Ende.

[@Badobsession89]

Has anyone ever won the Tour de France clean?

[@gezzarandom]

There'll always be a dark cloud hanging over the Tour, so most people, including me, will be skeptical of what we see on tv. So to answer your question, I don't know.

[@monikak8584]

Armstrong - strong arm

[@er1cmaurer]

Should have admitted this on Spike TV or something, not Oprah. She's no

[@mambu6]

i dont get it why is everyone hating on lance armstrong? every professional cyclist is on PED's

[@greenamogus]

No.

[@rowlandmarshall5232]

You are wrong

[@Answeriz42]

100% true. Honestly anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional, thinking it's just "hard work" and "dedication" that wins races. Everyone who is close to being a champion is on drugs. Deal with it. Anyone that disagrees just go on Jason blaha's channel and stop being ignorant.

[@frblaze2]

jason blaha crew checking

[@ToThePointCT]

no

[@sethdon1100]

I detest these people. How can they lack that much in ethics?! Huge parental failures!!

[@ElKartun1229]

Not the hero the people needed, but the one we deserved.

[@mzingone12]

Humanity tends to get what it deserves

[@vivurdhan]

he was honest although what he commited was wrong

[@yotsubox1]

*couldn't. My god why can't people get this right? "could" doesn't even make sense.

[@hedegaard8]

Yeah, that about sums it up in a nutshell. Very unfortunate, but at least he came "clean" in the end and admitted it. How many have never admitted it? If the medal was to be given to the "2nd best rider" instead of him, they'd have to give it all the way down to rider no.23! Makes you think.

[@TheEastCoastRevival]

@1:10 i hear Mumford&sons playing in the background

[@mikelikesbikesgsxr]

Lance isn't the only one who doped during his era, or others. But he was caught and everyone who is caught loses their wins...that is how it goes and he knew that going in. Maybe Oprah could clean up the peloton by breaking them all down like the ZERO time tour winner.

[@juanbaclavab]

I see cycling as a joke, not a sport, like many olympic ''sports'', athlets winning by 0.01 seconds and therefore have to be instantly considered the best on this Planet. At this point and winning by that amount of time you might aswell just throw some dices to decide the winning order, it'll be faster. The olympic games is now a circus where people look for the most charismatic athletes and moments to make profit and memes out of it

[@laaarsn]

Biggest disgrace in the history of sport.

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

Literally everyone was using doping back in the day

[@lelalux3]

They still do. It’s just not humanly possible to do something like the Tour de France without a kind of doping

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

@@lelalux3 Source?

[@Женька-ы9т]

Вот такие "чистые" американские спортсмены, десятилетиями их покрывают, но всё тайное становится явным.

[@aaronphilips2780]

Right, at least with Russian athletes you know that it is a 100% guarantee that they are doping. No need to guess or test them.

[@jimjoe8232]

Напомнить тебе сколько русских поимали на допинге?

[@LionelHutz]

must be very tough to answer that questions. my respect.

[@qqww21vvf]

and BTW @2:45

[@Birgeyful]

documentary years ago about armstrong: "his body obtain oxygen 4 times better than a normal person" etc we all knew....

[@slenjamiah]

Thomas Larsen it's not cheating if they all do it

[@aaronphilips2780]

@@slenjamiah then why did he lie about it?

[@jtraining295]

it seems he got a big weight off his back

[@annayoung329]

>:( that jerk!

[@MRLOLZZZZZZZ]

Bradley Wiggins?

[@TheSpaceguy33]

I still think Lance is awesome.

[@edgar22452]

An awesome cheater lol

[@WunderWaffles_]

thumbs up if a what in the world article led you to this.

[@zaczarowanyswiat3394]

everybody is cheating

[@makelesita]

then let's cancel all sport events. they have no point anymore. if some people win only because they cheat. it's good that he finally admitted but he he was somehow forced to do it, if not that he ;d never tell the truth and he woud die as a legend., this is unfair to sportsmen who don't cheat.people who are prefessional sportsmen shouldn't be allowed to take any drugs. look at marit bjoergen and other of her norwegian athma cheaters.everyone has asthma in norway- interesting.. this is shame.

[@Kat-zj5kd]

There was no need to admit - ever; he shd have portrayed it as politics. Even after doping not many can win tour de france - all riders dope anyway.

[@qqww21vvf]

we need more english teachers hahaha

[@fredscotson7573]

I respect him.

[@thelittlemrs]

For what?

[@rickss69]

Great...go after the most prominent figure and forget about the thousands of others. He was competing against other dopers.

[@MrRazorblade999]

Armstrong was one of the most famous athletes globally, with his record seven Tour de France victories and his inspirational comeback from cancer. His fame made the scandal far more visible and damaging. Also, he consistently and aggressively denied doping for years, even while allegations mounted. He attacked and sued whistleblowers, journalists, and former teammates who accused him of cheating. This relentless denial heightened the impact when the truth came out. Punishing him so severely was, in part, an effort to show that the sport was taking doping seriously.

[@marcobuijsen1745]

7 times in a row ?? Not in my opinion. And he is right. Because Miguel Indurain won the tour de France 5 time in a row. And we know what happend with him when he went for his 6th tour de France victory. His legs say "NO" i can't anymore...

[@loydibello9244]

7

[@TheTimbo147]

@mannyvelo do you think He would have done so much for cancer if He did,nt suffer from it Himself?

[@Justdoitallready45]

I could care less about lance Armstrong

[@tomzicare]

Pogačar 2/7 atm ;)

[@residuefingerz]

I want to try blood doping soooooo bad

[@YuTg-or8rc]

He used meth to cut weight too, Adderall

[@yeagemk]

You have a good point, sir. However, doping, whether or not we want to admit it, is a part of the sport. In an ideal world, it would not exist. But it DOES exist, and likely always will to varying degrees. To not accept this is to not live in the real world. And those cyclists who chose to retire early instead of deciding to dope should be commended for their sacrifice. Honestly though, what were they expecting? Call it a filthy and dishonest reality, but such is life, my friend.

[@manuelroberto93]

i thinks he is making it up... media wom

[@Turdlehead]

WHAT'S WITH THE BULLSHIT CUTAWAYS??!

[@ya6655]

I don't get it, did he use drugs ?

[@relaxwithnature5876]

In my opinion he is the Biggest liar of all time hiding all this secrete for years!

[@carlmorrow1600]

Jeremiah TMariam Hillary Clinton is the biggest liar ever

[@miguelbenavides9160]

A cheater is never brave

[@mikelikesbikesgsxr]

liar...cheater...committed perjury... threatened women...hero???? Nahh

[@1112galaxy]

MY IDOL IS LIAR! FML!

[@dtanktdtank]

oprah benefits now