Meyer Shapiro Steroids Accusation

[Scouts Honor]

1 minute ago, PortaJohn said:

Do you know who Levi Haines dad and uncle are?

no

[nhs67]

2 minutes ago, ugarles said:

I don't think Shapiro was accusing Kasak, though I do think he was generally implying that some people/programs are cutting with the help of steroids. Also implying that he'd need the boost to go 165 or to go down to 149 without sapping his own strength. He prefers to wrestle without the deep cut that is standard in wrestling, which is good for his long term health. Better for his long term health than repeatedly landing on his head, at least.

This is the first fair interpretation in this thread.

[PortaJohn]

Just now, Scouts Honor said:

no

Levi's dad is Ken Haines. Wrestled at Lock Haven. You can research him.  He ain't a small fella.  Chris, Levi's uncle, also ain't a small fella.  

[flyingcement]

It's not that I don't think people are juicing.  It's just that I don't think you can back into it based on looking at people's faces and weight gains.  It's not that simple.  And in doing so, you dehumanize people and damage their reputation.

[Scouts Honor]

ok, i just thought he got a lot bigger very quick.

i did like i said, but I didn't look like him.

[Caveira]

1 minute ago, PortaJohn said:

Levi's dad is Ken Haines. Wrestled at Lock Haven. You can research him.  He ain't a small fella.  Chris, Levi's uncle, also ain't a small fella.  

Price of tea in china?

[Hammerlock3]

18 minutes ago, MLB9 said:

No kidding. Give it “everything”, for one final shot?

ok so you are saying nelson brands is on steroids.

[Boring]

1 hour ago, WrestlingRash said:

I wrestled D1 and not one of my team was tested in the 5 years I was there. 0 tests. 

When was this? 

[PortaJohn]

Just now, Caveira said:

Price of tea in china?

Nothing better than the anti science crowd chiming in.  

[Hammerlock3]

3 minutes ago, PortaJohn said:

Levi's dad is Ken Haines. Wrestled at Lock Haven. You can research him.  He ain't a small fella.  Chris, Levi's uncle, also ain't a small fella.  

yeah but does the family typically have a dramatic physical change in the course of a 9 month period?

[PortaJohn]

1 minute ago, Hammerlock3 said:

yeah but does the family typically have a dramatic physical change in the course of a 9 month period?

You guys are hysterical.  Last year constant comments about Levi defying the laws of weight cutting by making 157 because he was so big.  Now this year it's "he's on steroids".  

You haters need to make up your mind

Edited yesterday at 12:50 AM by PortaJohn

[Caveira]

2 minutes ago, PortaJohn said:

You guys are hysterical.  Last year constant comments about Levi defying the laws of weight cutting by making 157 because he was so big.  Now this year it's "he's on steroids".  

You haters need to make up your mind

I think Shapiro made it more about kasak

[Hammerlock3]

1 minute ago, PortaJohn said:

You guys are hysterical.  Last year constant comments about Levi defying the laws of weight cutting by making 157 because he was so big.  Now this year it's "he's on steroids".  

You haters need to make up your mind

in fairness to me, I never said Haines was defying natural law by making 157, so you can't straw man me to death. 

In fairness to you, until the NCAA gets serious about this stuff the discussion is a bottomless pit so I shouldn't have gotten involved.  

[flyingcement]

2 minutes ago, Fletcher said:

Here’s Kasak senior yr of HS, when kids have peak bad skin. I’ll let you post a current photo and we’ll let the audience decide.

 

Go back to dermatology school

[Fletcher]

20 minutes ago, nhs67 said:

Asking for pictures of young adult males is creepy.

Missing the point entirely.

[pokemonster]

14 minutes ago, ugarles said:

He prefers to wrestle without the deep cut that is standard in wrestling, which is good for his long term health. Better for his long term health than repeatedly landing on his head, at least.

I'm sure the doctors are telling him that big weight cuts are a no no if he wants to fix his concussion issues as well.

I think they asked him if he plans on going 165, he said he can probably go 149, but he doesn't wanna cut a ton of weight, and some guys, well they may or may not do steroids to get to their weight. I don't think he's wrong. 

[nhs67]

3 minutes ago, Fletcher said:

Here’s Kasak senior yr of HS, when kids have peak bad skin. I’ll let you post a current photo and we’ll let the audience decide.

Now you're posting pictures of high school boys.

You should chill, bro.

[flyingcement]

Just now, Hammerlock3 said:

in fairness to me, I never said Haines was defying natural law by making 157, so you can't straw man me to death. 

In fairness to you, until the NCAA gets serious about this stuff the discussion is a bottomless pit so I shouldn't have gotten involved.  

Guys jumping two weight classes is not exactly unheard of.  In many cases, they were already making an incredibly hard cut down to the original weight, and have someone in the next weight up that they cannot beat.  So they continue to go up.  It seems reasonable someone who looks natural 165 but was wrestling 157 could appear a full sized 174 the next year.  

[Caveira]

Just now, flyingcement said:

Go back to dermatology school

Do dermatologists diagnose steroids?

[flyingcement]

Just now, Caveira said:

Do dermatologists diagnose steroids?

"when kids have peak bad skin" is decided by dermatologists.  

[PortaJohn]

2 minutes ago, Hammerlock3 said:

in fairness to me, I never said Haines was defying natural law by making 157, so you can't straw man me to death. 

In fairness to you, until the NCAA gets serious about this stuff the discussion is a bottomless pit so I shouldn't have gotten involved.  

Exactly, you shouldn't get involved because you don't know.  At this point it's just baseless claims.  We've had a lot of fun this forum Hammer but just going around and throwing accusations around is childish.  I know at least you're better than that

[flyingcement]

If people wanted to help raise awareness of downsides of PED use or something like that (looking out for the athletes, the approach would obviously be different).  The people rolling in the mud here are doing so out of malice.  

[Caveira]

1 minute ago, flyingcement said:

"when kids have peak bad skin" is decided by dermatologists.  

Based on amateur photographs in this thread it was developed after adolescence…. And around young / adulthood.  

[Fletcher]

6 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

Go back to dermatology school

A hit dog will howl.

[flyingcement]

Just now, Caveira said:

Based on amateur photographs in this thread it was developed after adolescence…. And around young / adulthood.  

so I'm not a dermatologist, but I know enough to understand that there is considerable variability in timing for onset of acne.  anyone trying to use physical clues like this is some sort of where's waldo, is quite frankly an idiot.