WADA Covers Up Huge Chinese Doping Case in Swimming!

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[@TinyT0ez]

I HATE it when the free hotel breakfast is spiked with PEDs

[@Lavabug]

I'll definitely be testing my hotel breakfast for sikastandrol on my next diplomatic visit to Sikastan.

[@paulsohns3930]

„Poisoned“ Food is mandatory in Sikastan.

[@MT-lo4ie]

It turns out weightlifting's problem hasn't been PED use but substandard breakfast service across all the countries!

[@TheMortalKombatent]

clarence kennedy was right!

[@JuggoJuggo]

I bet even he is surprised at how big this is though.

[@SirWhorshoeMcGee]

Of course he's right. Doping is insane in sports now and WADA is corrupt as hell.

[@andrewfriedrichs9340]

What even is WADA for at this point? I go back to your Broderick Chavez interviews. WADA is a bureaucracy that exists to exist.

[@zerog4261]

It also exists to make people believe fair sport exists.

[@Gojimaru]

Wrong, it exists to funnel money and extort countries/organizations/athletes. The same with all of the committees.

[@JuggoJuggo]

$$$$$$$

[@Jeneric81]

It exists to make youtube WLers justify their PED use

[@paulsohns3930]

You should look into the case of Alexander Leipold, a german wrestler. He was caught with a very low amount of Nandrolone in his blood. The positive B-Sample contained 85mL instead of 50mL. After objection the sample was missing.

[@jonathancraenen]

I'm sorry officer I didn't know the hotel was serving tren flakes

[@thrashwerk]

Mixed up brawn flakes with bran flakes.

[@sportyspikeypk1]

I’ve had many a chinese takeaway, but this is more of a chinese getaway…😂

[@imhassane]

😂😂😂😂

[@meghdaniellama1604]

Been waiting for you guys to cover this

[@SevZG]

So which disciplines will be cut from the Olympic Games until swimming cleans up their act? Oh, wait... that's only when WADA doesn't get a slice of the pie

[@jonathancraenen]

Even when the athlete didn't "knowingly" take a banned substance, the framework is still a ban. Why were these athletes still allowed to compete?

[@Yupppi]

I don't understand, WADA has been always consistent and just. And transparent above all.

[@eversor10]

I wonder if travelodge will put tren on my cornflakes in th future

[@Bertone4884]

Rumor is that this is why Ibanez isn’t allowed to compete for Spain

[@ibfreely8952]

Theres got to be some people being paid off here, there's no way this isn't traceable, it's so obvious.

[@RobinMuirhead]

Pedy Brek will get you going in the morning! Zoom…..

[@StrongestNatty]

Why are people surprised lmao. We know they're all doping man, in all sports, and it's covered up. Boxing is just as bad. People sit on their high horses acting like olympics,crossfit etc is a clean sport. Clueless

[@owy3215]

I wonder what implications this will have for other nations and other sports.

[@LB-nh7jy]

Hajo Seppelt: surprised Pikachu

[@JuggoJuggo]

Must have been Devan Larratt's pancakes.

[@janerikkvarsten2273]

It's a good way to cheat, in fact the Norwegian team had their own chef in the olympics in both Russia and China, and in the world championships as well in order to avoid ped spiked food as a means of sabotage. I think other nations was in the same camp here.

[@drip369]

Dope! I mean D'oh! (Homer Simpson voice)

[@Hadw1n]

lol......

[@nickbaker3588]

I expected huge doping scandals in swimming now the US will likely lose top place on the medal table and all anti China stuff. First time they ever lost an international swim meet was to Australia in 2001 when Ian Thorpe won 6 golds. In 1999 he anchored the relay on their first ever 4x100 relay loss, in 2000 he anchored the 4x100 for their first Olympic loss, and then in 2001 he also anchored the 4x100 medley for the US first ever loss in that. US had lost the 4x200 once in 1992 but from 1998-2004 they also lost that ever year to Australia. Now the US lost the last world champs again to Australia (only 2nd time ever) but it’s not one person winning it’s every event. They don’t have any guaranteed Golds in any event, especially the mens side. I reckon China could win the 2024 medal table.

[@skude3]

What are your thoughts on doping in soccer?

[@kimborampage]

Doping is widespread in every pro sport

[@SevZG]

Personally I don't mind it as soccer is primarily a skill-based sport where it doesn't really matter how physically git you are (with a lower boundary, of course). Ronaldo was much more phyiscal than Messi, but both were (arguably) equally successful and "skilled" at soccer

[@kimborampage]

@@SevZG it doesn’t matter how fit you are in soccer? So Real Madrid on EPO is the same as Real Madrid not on EPO?

[@SevZG]

@@kimborampage I said given a certain lower boundary. If you train properly you can easily play 90 minutes at full strength without using any PEDs. And EPO doesn't make your passes and shots better, or let's you anticipate the opponent's plays better.

[@kimborampage]

@@SevZG don’t think you have a clue man. sorry. Don’t even know where to start with that. You fundamentally don’t understand the effect of PEDs or the ceiling or performance.

[@jfried6754]

I actually disagree I think this is a time when "China bad" is justified. In the second half of the video you go over how dodging doping is meant to be skilled based. If a China pulls strings so its athletes can dope with impunity it means they are no longer playing the same game. We all know that doping is common - but it should be 'fair' doping where everyone has to play with the same risks. Get caught - get disgraced.