did pro wrestler and former world heavyweight champion Batista take steroids?
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No way! The wrestlers will be fired if they take steriods!
838188
Everyone on your list EXCEPT Big Show. He's always been overweight and out of shape. Definitely not the result of steroid use.
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No.  If he did do steroids, and he probably did, it was not against basball rules at the time.\nPete Rose clearly violated one of the cardinal rules of MLB
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Steroid abuse can lead to a condition known as agromelia.  This is where in addition to bigger muscle, the guy gets bigger organs as well.  I have seen a guy who abuses steroids and still does (its psychologically addictive) and when he turns sideways, he is just as broad as he is from the back.  This doesn't happen in athletes that get bigger muscles the hard way.\n\nAnother problem he has is pea balls which are miniature testicles.  His penis is only an inch long fully erect.  He is about 25 years old and can't perform sexually and can't get girls pregnant.  If he stops the steroids, he will not recover this ability.  \n\nBecause he has huge muscles, he can get just about any girl he wants, but even if the girl gets over laughing hysterically at is "cute" package, they usually don't stick around long.  I can only image the surprise on those girls faces.\n\nThe last thing a guy wants to hear his girl say is that his package is "cute".
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wow i never knew that he was married... hmmm i will have to go online and check that out ... be back when i find something..\n\nok here it is\n\nBatista married wife Angie in October 1998. Angie is a survivor of ovarian cancer. In the August 2006 edition of WWE magazine Batista revealed that he and his wife are separated.\n\nBatista has three daughters, two from a previous marriage and a step daughter.\n\nif you want to know anymore than that let me know..
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Check here. \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulgencio_Batista\nI'm not sure if it'll help much, but there's a lot of info.
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Batista! Magnificent man!
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BATISTA OF COURES\nTRIPPLE H Iis the biggest lair fraud& cheater in the world .he allways goes agains the rules by using sledge hammer& giving LOWBLOW\n.he even left his best friend shawn michels 2 years back & ric flair last year
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Officially anyone one who uses them to enhance performance in any area are abusing them.\n\nUnofficially people who don't know what they are doing or who do know and still go way too far. Responsible and knowledgeable steroid use will help you perform better and increase muscle mass as well as feel better overall.
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Without steroids, Barry Bonds would have made the hall of fame. He's that good of a ball player. Without steroids, however, he wouldn't have come close to Aaron's Home Run record. Does he deserve to be the Home Run king? No. Will he be? Yes. Sad to say, the deed is done, he took steroids, and he will break the record next year. This whole fiasco makes the Pete Rose lifetime ban from baseball a big joke.
970260
Don't use steroids.They can kill you.On the news they said a man died because he used steroids.
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The rest of him exploded\n\nactually I think he's in TNA.  I'm surprised he hasn't died yet due to all the steroids he's taken.
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super star billy gram used to be a wrestler back in the 70's, he took steroids for many years and he says it was the worst mistake he ever made. his doctors pulled out handfuls of bones from his ankles where the bone had just disintegrated and he is now crippled for the rest of his life. so no i don't think the risk of steroids are exaggerated. the only people who use them are the ones looking for a shortcut, to build muscle quickly without doing much work, in other words cheaters. steroids don't have any good benefits, only bad.
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I would say a good majority are, but the question is whether the steroid is considered a performance enhancing steroid or not. Andro was legal while Mark McGuire was using it, but subsequently banned. BALCO was reported to manufacture steroids that are desgined to avoid being detected during testing.
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Brock Lesnar. \n\nHe's got the amateur wrestling background. He's younger and in better shape (Batista has been injury prone as of late). Plus, Lesnar has been wrestling in Japan. Tours of Japan can help make you a better wrestler.
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YES lol\n\n\nhttp://egrab.com/answers/links/bonds_steroids.htm\n\n\n.
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I'm going to guess because he said he did under oath.  Just a guess.\n\n\nBarry Bonds testified to a grand jury that he used a clear substance and a cream given to him by a trainer who was indicted in a steroid-distribution ring, but said he didn't know they were steroids, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday.\n\nBonds told a U.S. grand jury that he used undetectable steroids known as "the cream" and "the clear," which he received from personal trainer Greg Anderson during the 2003 season. According to Bonds, the trainer told him the substances were the nutritional supplement flaxseed oil and a pain-relieving balm for the player's arthritis.\n\nAccording to government attorneys, BALCO founder Victor Conte has identified the designer steroid THG as "the clear." A testosterone-based ointment was identified as "the cream." Olympic sprinter Tim Montgomery testified that Conte used flaxseed oil containers to send "the clear" to athletes.\n\nAccording to a transcript of Bonds' Dec. 4, 2003, testimony reviewed by the Chronicle, prosecutors confronted the slugger with documents allegedly detailing the steroids he used -- "the cream," "the clear," human growth hormone, Depo-Testosterone, insulin and a drug for female infertility that can be used to mask steroid use.\n\nBonds' attorney, Michael Rains, said the leak of the testimony was an attempt to discredit his client. Grand jury transcripts are sealed and the Chronicle did not say who showed them the documents.\n\nRains described Anderson and Bonds as close friends who had been training together for about the last four years.\n\n"Greg knew what Barry's demands were. Nothing illegal," Rains said at a news conference in Oakland. "This is Barry's best friend in the world. Barry trusted him. He trusts him today. He trusts that he never got anything illegal from Greg Anderson."\n\nEven if the substances Bonds took were steroids, Rains said they were not banned by baseball at the time and the slugger believed they were natural. Bonds also maintains the substances did nothing to aid his rise as one of the game's greatest home run hitters, Rains said.\n\n"Barry was tested several times this year and the results of those tests were negative," said Bonds' agent, Jeff Borris.\n\n"He put together statistically one of the most remarkable seasons ever," Borris said in an interview. "There are people in this world whose sole purpose is to try and figure out ways on how to undermine the accomplishments of others."\n\nGiants spokesman Blake Rhodes said the team wouldn't comment and directed all questions to the commissioner's office.\n\nTony Serra, Anderson's lawyer, said Anderson "never knowingly provided illegal substances to anyone."\n\nBefore the Bonds story was even published, U.S. Attorney Kevin Ryan said his office was concerned about the leaks to the Chronicle and asked the U.S. Justice Department to investigate.\n\nThe Justice Department is reviewing whether to initiate an investigation into the leaks, but no decision has been made, department spokesman Mark Corallo said.\n\nSenate Commerce Committee Chairman John McCain (R-Ariz.) told The Washington Post Friday that he will introduce legislation in January that mandates drug testing standards on professional sports if baseball players and owners don't adopt a stringent crackdown on steroids on their own.\n\n"Major league baseball players and owners should meet immediately to enact the standards that apply to the minor leagues, and if they don't, I will have to introduce legislation that says professional sports will have minimum standards for testing," McCain said. "I'll give them until January, and then I'll introduce legislation."\n\nIn response to the continuing BALCO disclosures, Commissioner Bud Selig said:\n\n"As