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Lance Armstrong was ONCE the world's most respected Athlete. He appeared in movies, was given honors and accolades, commercial spots that made him millions.
Then, it was discovered he cheated.
Every award he ever achieved, was stripped from him. Whether he earned them or not, it was assumed he cheated then too.
Too bad Bicycle Races have more integrity than US Elections
Still the greatest bicycle racer in history, bar none, as he beat hundreds of other riders who were similarly cheating. Everyone does it. He beat the best at it, in the world's most grueling race.
Seven times. In a row.
After losing a testicle to cancer.
That is some balls—er, I mean BALL.
Remember, no selective sanctimony here. Right or wrong, the bicycle racers at the top level are doing this stuff to be able to compete. He still had to ride the mountains. And beat everyone else.
Don't waste time flaming me over this. It's ancient history, and nothing will ever look convincing that says that winning the Tour de France 7 times in a row wasn't among the greatest athletic achievements of all time.
This anon fucks.
No one disputes his athletic accomplishments. His stamina is machine like.
As to “everyone cheats” that needs to be proven; just as he was caught and tried based on evidence
The end result is that his awards were stripped, for cheating. Just as any cheating politician should be stripped of office
The exception is, cheating in a bike race is not treason, whereas cheating in an election is, imho
Yes yes yes, but if anyone really believes the other bicycle racers were honest and pure and clean as a whistle instead of also cheating, I have a bridge over Florida swampland to sell them.
He beat the best of the best cheaters at their own game.
A little tip for the naive...being a successful top-level bicycle racer is three things:
Cheating
Avoiding detection of cheating
Racing bicycles