The steriod sting

This is huge news by me, Stanley and Naomi Lumas from Signature Pharmacies have been arrested for selling steriods over the internet. They have been extradicted to NY for prosecution.

Some people thought to be associated:

New wrestlers (of 11 discovered)
randy ortin
adam copeland "edge"

Shane Helms "the hurricane"

Other names
Evander Hollifield
Gary Matthis Jr.
Jose Canseco


Who else do you think?

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yeah, all the wrestling pages have stories

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Statement From World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.
March 19, 2007

All of the allegations set forth in a recent SI.com article mentioning WWE predate the initiation of WWE’s current Talent Wellness Program. This WWE program prohibits the use of performance enhancing drugs, as well as other prescription drugs which can be abused, if taken for other than a legitimate medical purpose pursuant to a valid prescription from a licensed and treating physician. For purposes of WWE's policy, prescriptions obtained over the Internet and/or from suppliers of prescription drugs from the Internet are not considered to have been given for a legitimate medical purpose.

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WWE News: WWE gives Wellness tests to over 24 superstars at tonight's tapings
Submitted by Jason Brown on Tuesday, March 20, 2007 at 4:41 PM EST



Over two dozen WWE performers were given Wellness tests backstage earlier today at the location of tonight’s ECW/SmackDown! taping in Cleveland, Ohio. This comes fresh off of the SI.com article that links eleven professional wrestlers to an on-going steroid investigation. Major WWE names included in the article are Adam “Edge” Copeland, Randy Orton, Rey Mysterio, and Gregory Helms.

While the timing of the tests is interesting to note, the tests could have been scheduled before the SI.com article broke due to the fact that WWE does not inform talent before they administer Wellness tests.

However, there is a good possibility that WWE administered the tests in reaction to the tremendous amount of the mainstream media attention that they are receiving due to the SI.com article.

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the site would have been offline for at least a week now.
PLENTY of time for crap to get out of their systems. What is testing them now going to accomplish

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This does not surprise me. Nothing surprises me anymore!

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unfortunately, the WWE is in a bad way, having already had a steroid controversy in the 1990's

HOWEVER

what the story does not tell you is that all the wrestlers named had major injuries in the past year

so they could have been for approved medical use

time will tell

edge - broken neck
randy orton - blown out knee
same for mysterio
kurt angle - broken neck

Message edited 3/20/2007 10:19:30 PM.

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and i'll add the WWE has a tight wellness policy, that was only started in the last year

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her whole myspace page is decked out with edge

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from edge

Dear Blogees (did I just create a word?)

If you are reading this blog and it sees the light of day, than that means that an article has been written by a Sports Illustrated writer that states I received HGH from a pharmacy in 2003. So, I'll cut right to the chase like I always do. It's true. However, it's not exactly breaking, earth shattering news. It's actually old news. I admitted to this on national television in Canada in 2004 on Off The Record. When host Michael Lansberg asked me if I'd ever taken steroids, without consulting me before the show, I was perturbed, but answered without hesitation, "Yes, I have."

In hindsight, I'm glad he asked the question. It got it out in the open and anyone who follows my career or supports me already knows this information about me. I won't try to defend my actions. I took them when coming back from my spinal fusion neck surgery when I was told by doctors that it would help the bones grow back around the screws and plate that were now inserted in my neck. I'm not glorifying. I'm not condoning. Just telling you why I decided to take them. I took blood tests, consulted doctors, read up, studied them, got prescriptions, and decided to do it. That's pretty much it folks, but I wanted you to get my response straight from me and not through the words of another write. Now as I'm sure most you can tell, I don't take steroids and haven't in a very long time, long before the WWE drug testing wellness policy was implemented. Hell, I barely see the inside of a gym anymore, let alone take performance enhancing substances!

So, in closing, to the columnist (not the Sports Illustrated columnist, but actually another one) who said a "roided up thing called Edge" was at the NHL ALL Star Game a few weeks ago, in 2003, this may have been true. Now, not in the least, as my random urine tests, which have always been negative will attest. I guess I'll take the fact that he thought I was as somewhat of a compliment. To the fact that I've been lucky enough to have been gifted with a 6 foot 5, 240lb body naturally. And finally made it to the top of my industry last year on my own, clean as a whistle. To those, like that columnist and any other naysayers that will hold my past against me? I've made mistakes. Will do so again in the future I'm sure. But I won't hide from them. If you're reading this, you know that's not my style.

Until next time, from everybody's favorite, clean urine,
Edgemiester!

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LOVE his blog. It's sooo awesome! To the writer who lied...well I think we need to serande him with a con-chair-to!