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Lance Armstrong Allegedly Involved In Police Incident
Lance Armstrong Allegedly Involved In Police Incident
Lance Armstrong Allegedly Involved In Police Incident
According to police, Lance Armstrong is keeping things classy even while in cycling exile.  The former American hero turned disgraced cheater is back in the news, today, due to a December 28th drive during which police say Armstrong hit several parked cars after a night of partying.
Lance Armstrong Could Return to Riding
Lance Armstrong Could Return to Riding
Lance Armstrong Could Return to Riding
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — The head of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency says his message to Lance Armstrong remains the same: Cooperate fully with us if you want to win back some of your reputation. USADA chief executive Travis Tygart tells The Associated Press it is "premature" to talk about a reduction in Armstrong's life ban from organized sports if he cooperates...
Most Disliked Athlete In Sports
Most Disliked Athlete In Sports
Most Disliked Athlete In Sports
Every year, Nielsen and E-Poll conduct a survey to determine which American athletes the public hates the most. The results of this year's poll have former international cycling superstar Lance Armstrong at the top spot, following by Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o and golfer Tiger Woods...
Ulterior Motives
Ulterior Motives
Ulterior Motives
Lance Armstrong lied, and lied, and lied some more, to protect himself and his legacy.  He didn't do it simply for cancer research.
Lance Armstrong’s Public Image
Lance Armstrong’s Public Image
Lance Armstrong’s Public Image
On Monday, former national cycling icon Lance Armstrong confessed during a taped interview with Oprah Winfrey that he did steroids during his "illustrious" cycling career, which included seven consecutive Tour de France titles. Does this confession from Armstrong help or further hurt your image of him...
Lance Armstrong Will Not Fight Doping Charges, Could Lose Seven Tour De France Titles
Lance Armstrong Will Not Fight Doping Charges, Could Lose Seven Tour De France Titles
Lance Armstrong Will Not Fight Doping Charges, Could Lose Seven Tour De France Titles
After years of fighting doping allegations, Lance Armstrong has given up his fight, opting not to fight doping charges from the US Anti-Doping Agency that accuse Armstrong of cheating his way to his seven Tour de France championships. This is not a new issue to Armstrong, who has battled to keep his name clean against French tabloids and fellow cyclist Floyd Landis during his career...

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