UK Anti-Doping

My name was on one of their lists.

They sent that to UK Anti-Doping, and that's, that's how they knew that what I was doing, and that's when I got tested.

Apart...

If, if that never happened, um, I probably never would've...

Exactly.

But the clinical reality inside our sources today, and we're looking at FDA warnings, extensive surveys from UK Anti-Doping, the 2023 Vignale Safety Review, and the 2025 Vazaretti Review on Athlete Abuse.

The reality is just chilling.

It really is.

Wow.

Yet they've completely infiltrated the mainstream, like specifically targeting young men.

I mean, I was looking at that UK anti-doping survey in our sources.

UCAD one.

In 2017, he made history knocking out his opponent in just 11 seconds, the fastest knockout in a world championship bout.

In 2023, the UK Anti-Doping agency hit Tete with a four-year ban that just ended July 29th.

South Africa's sports minister says Tete was preparing for a return to the ring, adding, quote, "He and all of us have been robbed." Gianna Gelosi, Fox News.

A mixed start to the week on Wall Street.

[laughs] And that, you know, that in itself is a big thing, isn't it? The money talks.

When doing a bit of research for this episode, I came across, uh, a case with Tyson Fury against UKAD, so that's the UK Anti-Doping agency, and it cost them 7% of their annual budget to go to court with Tyson Fury, whose, I think it was something to do with steroids or testosterone.

Um, no, it's an anabolic steroid that was detected in a sample.

Um, this is in 2017, so it's quite a few years ago.