Breaking News: Doping agency releasing findings against Lance Armstrong
NEW YORK, NEW YORK: The United States Anti-Doping Agency announced this afternoon that they plan to release more than 1,000 pages of evidence detailing Lance Armstrong’s use of illegal substances during his time as a cyclist.
The agency says that Armstrong’s ‘doping use’ is one of the most ‘prolific and sophisticated cases of doping the agency has seen in its history of being around’
Armstrong in August said he would not fight the charges, but then said this:
“The only physical evidence there is the hundreds of controls I have passed with flying colors,” Armstrong said in August. “I made myself available around the clock and around the world. In-competition. Out of competition. Blood. Urine. Whatever they asked for I provided. What is the point of all this testing if, in the end, USADA will not stand by it?”
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