I have very mixed feelings about this issue. On one hand I feel extremely let down, bamboozled and angry because I was a very strong believer in his innocence for many years. I thought him a truly "good" person because of his commitment to cancer research and good sportsmanship. I thought how could someone who's tested so frequently and always comes up clean be dirty? I was a true believer. When he came out as a cheater I was horrified & felt deeply betrayed for having had so much faith in him. I see now that my faith was blind. I wanted to believe so badly because I'd lost so many family members to cancer & here was a shinning beacon... Now I'm mostly just sad & rather jaded. If being a "hero" athletically means so much more to him than being a true hero then I really don't care anymore...

No-he's a disgrace.

Nonononono!!!

He admitted, with great deal of scientific proof, that he took enhancements. He should be tested before all the competitions, as should all the other athletes.

no cheating!!

no

NO

Perhaps.

he broke the rules

No