USADA sets deadline for Armstrong’s full cooperation
The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) has set disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong a February 6 deadline to fully cooperate in the...
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An attorney for Lance Armstrong told the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency the cyclist will cooperate with efforts to ''clean up cycling,'' though...
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Doc: Armstrong didn't need to dope
Lance Armstrong's disgraced former doctor Michele Ferrari says the American cyclist could have been just as successful without doping.
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Doctor Ferrari: Armstrong didn't need to dope
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Armstrong said in last week's interview with Oprah Winfrey that winning seven Tour de France titles would have been impossible without banned drugs.
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Lance Armstrong Lied In His Interview With Oprah
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In perhaps the least shocking news of the 21st century, turns out Lance Armstrong lied in what he billed as his ‘come clean’ interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Deadspin reported the news of Armstrong’s less than honest interview to Mrs. Winfrey. Travis Tygart, the head of the USADA and also, the judge and jury on the Armstrong trial has spoken out against Armstrong. In the much...
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Wiggins convinced Armstrong doped in 2009
Bradley Wiggins is convinced Lance Armstrong doped when the American returned to cycling in 2009, claiming he was robbed of being feted on the podium in the Tour de France that year.
Armstrong has confessed to doping during all seven of his Tour wins from 1999-2005, but insisted he raced clean when he made his comeback in 2009.
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Count Andre Agassi among those who are disappointed in Lance Armstrong.
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From CNN.com: Let Manti Te'o be the end of sports hero worship
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