Ken Shamrock tests positive for steroids

[perryscoon]

perryscon, most of those guys im pretty sure have tested positive at some point in time. i also read on a t-nation post once by trainer x(i guess he didnt want his name out and about) that 90% of these athletes are using gear, and more power to them. Im 21 years old on gear and i still find it physically exhausting to train at teh gym 3 or 4 times a week and get a few hours of mma training in a week, these guys in my mind need it to survive in the sport, and make it more exciting for the fans.

Yeah bro, its a shame that so much of the general public thinks all we do is take a pill and we look like "that". I don't care wtf you take, you won't look good unless you work your fucking ass off to get there.

 

[gunslinger2]

Yeah bro, its a shame that so much of the general public thinks all we do is take a pill and we look like "that". I don't care wtf you take, you won't look good unless you work your fucking ass off to get there.

The general public is so ignorant and so quick to buy into the media bullshit. These are the same people that buy the latest protein powder and NO booster and think they are going to look like the pro bodybuilder on the label. They also have a bow flex in their bed room because they can look just like the guy on TV with only 20 mins a day on it.

 

[MSE-OP ARMY]

hahahahahahha so true tho. i hear people make ignornent ass comments about AAS all teh time, i got tired of correcting people

 

[the_alcatraz]

Ken is like 45yrs and still fighting... wow.



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he used to be a lot better but you gotta give him props

 

[perryscoon]

he used to be a lot better but you gotta give him props

Yeah I always loved Ken as a fighter even though he is hit or miss. He's always fun to watch regardless of what happens.

I still like watching Tank fight. lol

 

[rikishi]

I think Ken is the greatest heavyweight fighter ever in his prime.

 

[Jacob Creutzfeldt]

Ken was excellent under pancrase rules.

 

[rikishi]

Ken was excellent under pancrase rules.

He was great in NHB rules, too.

i think if you take shamrock's striking skills that he learned post wwf and combine them with his grappling skills that he had in his prime (along with his sick strength, quickness, and agility) he would be the best heavyweight ever. just my opinion.

 

[gunslinger2]

Ken was the first UFC fighter to have the total package. He could strike, he could grapple, and he had the look of a Hollywood fighter. Him and Royce are the two guys that got me interested in real martial arts and MMA. I got the chance to train with Royce in 2001 and received my blue belt from him. I have yet to meet Ken but I hope to one day.

 

[rikishi]

Ken was the first UFC fighter to have the total package. He could strike, he could grapple, and he had the look of a Hollywood fighter. Him and Royce are the two guys that got me interested in real martial arts and MMA. I got the chance to train with Royce in 2001 and received my blue belt from him. I have yet to meet Ken but I hope to one day.

Wow, that's insane, you got your blue belt from Royce?

Does Royce give tests, or does he give out belts based on time put into training? I noticed some professors give tests while others promote based on time in the gym.