Id say Jarry is a bigger name. Farah has done nothing in singles. Doubles players having to dope, you must hit a low if you need to do that. Id be inclined to believe some of the stories as it must be hard to know what is in everything and if you dope you must know you will get caught.
Id say Jarry is a bigger name. Farah has done nothing in singles. Doubles players having to dope, you must hit a low if you need to do that. Id be inclined to believe some of the stories as it must be hard to know what is in everything and if you dope you must know you will get caught.
Yes me too. Farah had no reason or motivation to dope... And unless you're vegetarian may be hard to avoid doped meat in certain cultural and country contexts. I shudder to think at times of the full range of contaminants that we consume in our daily diets these days.
The Argentinian player that we housed during one tournament (age 19, playing money tournaments, about ITF quali level) told us that every Argentinian player he knew used banned substances. (He claimed he didn't......hmmmm.....) His Brazilian friend (about the same level), whom we also housed, was a bit more circumspect (a bit brighter, to be honest) but - late one evening - said he knew an awful lot of people who were too. So, although I hate generalisations and they're very dangerous, it was firsthand, as far as I was concerned, from the horse's mouth, so to speak. So, yes, it might be the drugs we pump into our cattle. But, I'm sceptical. Although it's a different level, I don't buy off on it being the fault of the cows. And I don't buy off on doubles players not doing it - illegal drug taking is also used to promote recovery from injuries, for instance, and that applies to everyone.
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Wednesday 15th of January 2020 08:39:43 PM