Justin Gatlin opens up about steroid allegations, fighting for his career | Ready Set Go
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2023
- Gold Medalist, Justin Gatlin on his new podcast Ready Set Go talks about what it was like being accused for using PEDs, how much it weighed on him mentally and how much he spent in the legal battle.
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I am a Jamaican but I have the most respect for Justin. Awesome human being
So True!
Love justin. Hes so genuine, hes not afraid to show his emotions, real man
Funny I have liked Justin a lot since he retired but never liked him when he was running...My uncle met him in Grenada and said he is not as bad as he appears on TV and he is a genuinely nice guy.
Class podcast, lads!
I was talking about this the other day. 4 years off with no big time racing and back to Olympic medal status after the age of 30
4 years to keep loading under the radar and come back like the absolute beast he came back as
@@dTristrasyou do realize hairline was tested during those 4 years right ? He’s talking about it on a podcast before
I am glad Justin had his parents.
This was probably his learning lesson in life. He passed with flying colors.
GOB BLESS YOU!!!
Im a bigger fan of Justin Gatlin today than Ive ever been. He is one of the realest, most consistent athletes of our lifetime and an absolute genetic freak.
I've truly always been a fan and chalked up all that suspension stuff up to if he was then the whole dang thing must be foul and they need to revamp the whole system. Why? Because Gatlin's strength, form and speed was unmatched and a joy to behold. Thank you for holding on Justin.
Still don't know how he managed to pop not ONCE but TWICE!!!!! He's painting the picture as if he was wrongfully accused and found guilty with words like it was taken from him. I would've loved to have heard his reasoning on why he thought he was innocent of the charges.
I'm a Jamaican God know that you must have been through , i respect you Gatlin ❤❤❤
Really good questions and great genuine responses.
The real truth is Dennis Mitchell is not only a PED user but a PED administering coach along with Trevor Graham and Gatlin was a user and it’s effects last long term. Period. Accept acknowledge and move on like Marion.
I’m a big Gatlin fan however I wish he had opened up about the events that transpired for him to end up in that position. If nothing else it would help others maybe avoid a similar fate.
Fair enough and I agree my brotha, in most cases or from my eyes looking in athletes usually don't open until their retired from sports.
I've been in that situation for years ik that feeling but I rate u so highly man, you are an inspiration smh how can I be so good at making people not no but only I'm in this nightmare? Its almost like a calling video
Loved this episode it was so raw and inspiring
Love you Justin 💪🏾🙏🏽
I think it is likely that the trainers around Justin were administering testosterone to him without his knowledge and a competitive coach who know about this was the one who dropped dime with USDA and they did unannounced testing based upon this inside information. The coach who I think dropped dime on Justin is still coaching sprinters today
I took some sublingual creatine from gnc. I always worked out and ran 3-4 miles after. I did it 3 times that day, went out all night and worked out again before bed the next morning. There is no telling what I took. That was around 1999
You would think after the first to be got caught that he would be more careful what he took.
Seems like a good brother. God bless him
A moment's insight is sometimes worth a life's experience.
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
I cried 😢seeing how much pain you had 😢😢😢😢. I love you so much
allegations? he took steroids; he tested positive for it. a discussion about taking them because others also did would be informative.
My brother
I feel sorry for him but bruh these questions didn’t get the truth out. Clearly the interviewer is a close friend… all I wanted him to ask was did you ever dope/ tried to gain an unfair advantage. Simple
Very true, but still admire the bro in many different ways..
Agree, I guess we have to take things with the grain of salt
If I really done that shyt... Still in denial. Would love to see him in an interview minus the friendship.
...PRECISELY. There's evidently the 'hint' of a/some character deficiency if one chooses to gain creditition by subverting to standards / rules...
It may be that if he says "okay I did it" a whole kettle of worms would be opened and a whole lot of questions to follow with a ton of heads would roll. So rather then be a rat he took all the heat by himself.
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My man r green
I wonder if he will have to be on TRT forerever given that he used roids from a young age. That would be a really tough question the interviewer could have asked
Cool interview, cool dudes.
But "allegations", "being accused"..... cmon now, let`s keep it real.
Ain´t a big deal anyways, cause anyone in the track community knows that peds are just part of the game.
Isai bolt did it smarter .
What about the honest non-cheating athletes that you robbed of success? Why is his whole memory about him suffering and victim?
Justin, you'll always have the benefit of the doubt with objective people. However, as @tinashechaps2315 commented, going a bit futher about the story's origin and advising others on how to avoid same would've been ideal.
From the innocence standpoint, I've always wondered why folks i.e Asafa and yourself never pursued Civil damages from the person(s) that wronged you (all). Understandably, knowing something and proving it are miles apart legally speaking.
It's the feeling of incompleteness that leaves an asterisk more than anything else.
Because when you pursue a civil remedy you open yourself up to be deposed and no telling what might come up.
What I don't like the fact he can't admit to taking the drug and saying to other don't do like Me u will earn real respect that way the people around and ur fans will respect the real respect is from the rest of us track world u and flo Jo and the ussr in the same boat u show no remorse
He doesn't need or want your respect. You think he wakes up and thinks "I got to look for Dwayne Sullivan's or anyone's approval and respect?" Some of you folks need to get rid of your delusions of grandeur. He's an Olympic and World champion. Something only a few have done. Oh and you're niave to think elite sprinters are clean... 9/10 of the fastest men ever prior to 2018 had been caught or entangled in some drug story.. This is the real world and you need to get out of your little bubble and high horse and live in this big bad world. That's the reality of this world..🤣
If you’re taking about the 2nd ban then fair enough but the first one was an amphetamine for his ADD which wouldn’t have boosted his performance.
I guess one would ask what would he have to gain from “admitting”?
The respect of strangers is overrated in my opinion.
He probably knows how many athletes were being protected by the drug commission yet he’s being singled out.
#justMy2c
@@WorldLeader12345 if you believe that then I have a bridge to sell you….
u never admit taken drugs why