Can doping ever be eliminated from sport? - BBC HARDtalk / Extratime

Denial, lies, confession, and contrition - a selection of sports interviews from the HARDtalk and Extratime archives. Will some sports men and women always be tempted to cheat? And can it be stopped? The interviews: sprinter Justin Gatlin (2005), suspended in 2006 after testing positive for a banned substance; sprinter Asafa Powell (2007), failed a drugs test in 2013; cyclist Tyler Hamilton (2004 & 2012), stripped of his 2004 Olympic gold medal after admitting doping; Victor Conte (2007), jailed in 2005 for distributing performance enhancing drugs; and cyclist David Millar (2011), banned in 2004 for taking EPO.

[@alexandrecorreia2594]

Asafa never gives a straight answer 😂
"Have you ever taked any drugs?"
Asafa: "I can remember taking supplements and vitamins.....I tried to stay away from... I DRINK WATER EVERYDAY..." 🤣💀

[@vishaldubey5699]

Everybody is a doper

[@yedjonasinvest.653]

Yep. They all do it!

[@karlbristow1223]

Good grief these interviews are dripping with irony.

[@IWantToMature85]

Lol stop, but so true!

[@drawkcab9731]

Its cool for him to represent the obviously superior sprinter, Usain, on his shirt😂

[@rexhercules3972]

still a cheater

[@kidmanila2160]

Kids say no to drugs