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Evolving Testing Protocols in Olympic Boxing: Are Athletes Still Evading Detection?
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0:56Now PlayingOscar De La Hoya shares insights on the evolving drug testing protocols in Olympic boxing, reflecting on his experience during the 1992 Olympics. Back then, testing was minimal, but today, athletes face daily scrutiny. De La Hoya raises concerns about whether these tests can truly detect performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), such as those potentially used by an Algerian boxer. Despite advancements, he points out that new ways to mask or evade detection continually emerge, casting doubt on the fairness of competition.
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