TRT Debate On UFC Tonight With Ken-Flow, Bisping, Evans And Dominick Cruz

what is rashad on trt or something?

TRT isn’t a bad thing. It’s not an illegal substance like steroids. Let it stay. Just regulate the amount that people can take to a formula that is relational to their body mass, and age.

The more I hear Bisping…the more I like him. He is hilarious, honest and outspoken. Suprised more people don’t like him.

See when Bisping’s sober he makes sense, tells it like it is. Ken-Flow want’s Ariel Helwani’s job – forever the analyst. Rashad may have done TRT and or he’s yet to recover from the beating john boy put on him. Dominick Cruz was there.

All good points. Legalization with disclosure is the only way to go. Banning will lead to cheating. Random testing isn’t going to happen with an International sport (and orgs will just get paid off to look the other way…)

Cruz’s point is one I’ve made often-T, HGH, Anabolics, etc DO NOT give you skills. If athletes had set levels, or had to match levels with their opponents, then it would work. The cat left the bag long ago…

Long live Overoid

Kenflow doesn’t understand T:E ratios…like a lot of others. 4:1 does not mean 4x the testosterone of a regular man.

Rashad is juicing LOL! ….Seriosly, if u have to take TRT, go get another job end of story. All these f****** on TRT are just abusing the system.

I agree with Cruz. All or nothing. Either everyone can use it or nobody can. There should be no middle ground. If you can’t fight without it, then you can’t be an MMA fighter. Plain and simple.

Call me a contrarian (it wouldn’t be the first time), but I agree most with Rashad. This is a professional sport and we want to see the best athletes. Let athletes make decisions about what they want to put in their bodies in the name of professional competition and athleticism. Do we want to see what people can do with what they are born with, nature running it’s course, or do we want to see the best athletes? I, for one, want to see the best athletes. There are all kinds of PES’s, and this is just one, though it is a, if not THE, major one. I think it should be allowed across the board or banned entirely.

It’s kinda like the age old question. Would a guy ever have sex with a women with an over sized clit? The answer is no because the next logical step is having sex with a man with an under sized d*ck. non trt. Sorry Nate???

This was a big waste of time. None of them actually touched on the actual problem. Bisping was close, but the fact is, you CAN’T allow it because it does give an advantage and it can cause serious health problems when abused.

So, all those saying everybody should take it doesn’t understand that many athletes don’t WANT to take it. They don’t want to mess with their health. If it’s allowed, you are punishing athletes who want to stay clean, which is absolutely nonsensical.

It’s much easier to get every fighter tested throughout the year than try to find a middle ground somewhere. Just give them random tests for blood and urine whether to all fighters under contract. That’s cheap money for the UFC and, with many fighters wanting to cheap in, it can be done easily.

Just ban it

What they never talk about is the blood test that can be performed to check and see if the levels are low due to a history of steroid use. Nomatter what if the guy across from the octogon is using TRT for whatever reason if you lose your going to blame the loss on that so the debate will live on and its a waste of time talking about it. Do the blood work to determine the persons history and work from that instead of permiting somebody because they go see a doctor and thge results come back low,well find out why they are low and work off that before permitting anybody to use anything.