Yes it's been obvious for several years now, that many top players go off court limping or playing below-average tennis - then return running like 20 year olds with stamina that I havent seen since young big-3. Nadal 2014-2015 (when doping measures became stricter), Federer 2017, Djokovic 2011, Murray 2015-2016 (mass gain). but many more examples. Of course there are explanations for these things, but it is more likely that they dope.
Lance armstrong is an example that these things happen in plain sight and are rife across all sports, and tennis is no exception. there are loopholes that exist or can be created using money. WADA processes need to be audited by a 3rd party investigation unit.
All top Spanish athletes from 1990 onwards have been doping. The Spanish government covers up for this. Miguel Induráin in Cycling, Nadal in Tennis, Xavi, Iniesta, Ramos in Football, and the majority of top players for Barca and Real Madrid have been doping. This is common knowledge behind the scenes.
I'm shocked people are surprised by this, it's been an open secret Nadal has used Peds his whole career. Through out his career, he's had long absences many time in his career, then come back and won numerous titles, plus this injections are used to cover up more serious ped use
Nadass is absolutely the Lance Armstrong of tennis . Nadass should return all the trophies and prize money that he robbed from all his opponents. Do the the right thing Mr Nadass. 💯👍❤
ahahahahah much faster Serena Williams would have to return her trophies (in particular when the doping test team came to her home and she used her child as cover up to not open the door) fat and big as she is and running around like a light deer.... mmmmmmm that's why Jonah Lomu end up without liver... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Umm he used it… it was confirmed by fancy bear leaks… you could argue that it was legal because he was approved but how did he even get an approval in the first place? If a substance is banned, it should be banned for all uses except if it’s life threatening or if there is no alternative treatment. What was Nadal’s issues that made the use of the banned substance a must? Also… he “retrospectively” applied for exemption after use… according to guardian. that doesn’t sound right… I took a candy bar from a kiosk and pay for it 2 days later… it doesn’t make me less of a shoplifter
@@vanessaford8630 question is why he was granted the TUE in the first place. What was his medical emergency? These drugs are banned for a reason and I really don’t see why someone should be exempted except if it’s a matter of life and death, or if there really isn’t alternative treatment. If it is used to speed up recovery, isn’t that kinda what doping is? Also, if you googled news about the fancy bear leaks, you should find an article by the Guardian which stated Nadal “retrospectively” applied for TUE… meaning he did use it without permission but was later granted. How is that even fair? If I shoplifted today but paid back the following day when I have the money, would that make me less of a thief? No
@@randomcon123 I don't know why he used the substance but your right, if you shop lifted today and paid tomorrow you would still be a thief regardless. I think they shouldn't be able to play whilst on these TUE'S
@@vanessaford8630 but that isn’t the point. Of course he wasn’t playing because he was injured but he did gain an unfair advantage. The purpose of taking the TUE that he took was to recover faster… and that is wrong. How he was allowed to do that (or even, how he did it and retrospectively applied for TUE) is beyond me
How is any of this a "conspiracy theory"? All the info is out in the open for the public and other athletes and experts to comment on. I find the use of that term to denigrate anyone who thinks for themselves with open eyes, sees a ton of details that don't make any sense if they are merely coincidental, but all make perfect sense and fit together like puzzle pieces.... that's also what investigative journalists do. Are investigative journalists all "conspiracy theorists" because they pursue hidden injustices and bring them to light?
Exactly. Just like this ridiculous goatjokavic claiming that he is on stuff just because he is always ready for Roland G. Well maybe because he preserves himself for the important ones even though he has missed out on a RG due to injury. These guys light up like a match stick on fire.
One thing must be said: Federer, Nadal and Djokovic's ambition is on another level. Perhaps in that of any sport ever. The way they keep going, even while their bodies are absolutely begging them to stop, is simply mindblowing.
True... But doping come after you in later years.... If you push yourself over the limts of nature, your body will respond later.... It's like you having only 4 hours of sleep for months and just start feeling unwell....
Personally I think ALL of them have doped for much if not all of their careers. I'm sure I'll be called a hater for that, but when you see someone completely defying the history of their sport and how its players age, you have to at least CONSIDER ped use.
Only haters make this stupid claims, there are toxic nadal fans too that make similar comments about djoko. No point wasting your time making a video about it. It’s obvious these professionals don’t drug themselves.
They might use drugs that are elegal on the tour, but might have some small doping effects... Look how Sharapova failed her test.... She was using some drug that was helping her overcome some sort of condition that she is nurturing, and that drug was legal for many years.... And when they caught her, it was because that drug was pulled out from the "legal drugs" list because it was revealed that it has some doping effect to it, but she continued using it because she was not informed about it being pulled from the legal drugs list.....
There is no way you can compete at a high level in ANY sport without drugs. It's a ''catch me if you can '' game ,where everybody do it and everybody is ''shocked'' if you get caught. Now, there are allegations specifically for Nadal on dope long before his infamous statement about injections : if you check his injuries through the years you'' find out that they happen almost only during hard/grass seasons.It's like he's planning it. Actually it is a common tactic that athletes use when a doping plan goes wrong, not only in tennis. Nadal is the strongest candidate though because his playing style takes a huge toll on his body
djokovic doesn't use drugs , he doesn't like to inject his body with nonsense he even refused covid vaccination , nadal was doping whether we like it or not it is simply impossible to have a solution to an injured leg to the point where you can perform like a beast without doping it's just impossible if there is such a cure no one would withdraw tournament in the tennis world . they are probably ok with him doing since he is a big face to the tennis world , and btw i doubt they would handle this situation the same if it was novak who did it
Also, if this isn't "doping", then give Andrea Raducan her all-around gold medal back. She deserves that far more than Nadal deserves this French Open trophy.
Nadal definitely used stamina and strength enhancers all in the name of foot disease. The fact is that this drug improves physical shape and is prohibited for other tennis players! Could he have been treated with some other medication?
... we could consider Serena Williams as a total obvious case of doping... heavy as she was... and flying around very light in a very suspicious manner. As doping soon as the rumours started (in particular when the doping test team came to her home and she used her child as cover up to not open the door), Serena slowed down immediately and became what she real is... a sturdy heavy bully.
Senza forse, si tratta d'un'abitudine tutta spagnola (si riguardino le vicende legate al signor Eufemiano Fuentes). Roberto Carlos, che faceva uno sport in cui la corsa e il calcio rappresentano quasi il 100% degli sforzi, aveva una muscolatura inferiore a questo qui. Da perfetto sconosciuto a n° 1 al mondo in un anno.
