28.06.2007, 19:04
@ossyac: Natuerlich ist die WWE Wellness Policy nicht ernst zunehmen. Es steht sogar in den Regeln der Wellness Policy das ein Wrestler alles nehmen kann, solange es von einem Arzt verschrieben wurde. Und es ist kein Problem das zu uebergehen, weil irgendwo findet man immer einen Arzt, der einem etwas verschreibt. Ganz abgesehen davon das jeder WWEler nur drei-viermal im Jahr getestet wird, was ja der eigentliche Witz ist.Mit anderen Worten, WWE sagt das Chris Benoit im April negativ getestet wurde. Das mag ja stimmen, aber das heisst nicht das Chris Benoit im April clean war!
Die Diskussion um die Steroide geht mir von den Medien sowieso mittlerweile auf die nerven, viel entscheidender fuer mich sind da die Medikamente die Chris Benoit offenbar in seinem Haus hatte. Wie die Polizei sagte, in Benoit`s Haus wurden jede Menge verschreibungspflichtige Medikamente gefunden. Da muesste man mal nachfragen, nicht sich auf die Steroide einschiessen, nein die Medikamente die er von Aerzten bekam! Wieso hatte er denn soviele verschreibungspflichtige Medikamente? Das ist doch die Frage die man stellen muss, und nicht: Wurde er im April negativ getetest auf Steroide? Ich meine selbst Stevie Wonder koennte bestaetigen das Chris Benoit seit 10 Jahren auf Roids war, das ist keine Neuigkeit.
Hier im uebrigen das was Vince McMahon bei der Today Show sagte:
Vince McMahon:“Chris Benoit is a Monster“
Vince McMahon war heute morgen bei der Today Show zu Gast, und sprach erstmals oeffentlich im Nationalen Fernsehen ueber die Geschehnisse rund um Chris Benoit. Den zweifachen Moerder und seinen ehemaligen Angestellten nannte McMahon ein “Monster“. McMahon sagte nochmal das man zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt nicht sagen kann ob Steroide eine Rolle gespielt haben, und man erstmal den Toxicologischen test abwarten muss.
“Obviously, this was not an act of rage. It was an act of deliberation … There were a number of prescription medications found in the house. Whether they contributed to this, who knows? Whether there was some other aspect for something to do with this behavior, hopefully we’ll find out in some way.
What we’re about [in WWE] is putting smiles on people’s faces. We’re entertainers. We entertain all over the world. That’s the job description. It’s not something to be tainted and smear with this. It’s no different than a postal worker [shooting] up a post office. There was no indication whatsoever that this person turned into a monster and do what he did. Steroids may or may not have something to do with this. There were other pressures in terms of his son and wife. I don’t know, We may never know. But hopefully, we can put this to bed as best we possibly can and determine what happened once we have the real evidence.”
Zur WWE Wellness Policy:“Last February, we instituted a wellness policy to police for steroids or abuse of prescription drugs. We do urine and blood tests to determine as well as test the cardio aspect of things to test for heart disease and heart failure. It’s a comprehensive test. The last test he took of a random nature was in April and it was totally negative. That doesn’t mean he was not taking prescription medication or steroids when this happened. We don’t know.”
Das 60 Wrestler unter 45 Jahren bereits starben: “We’ve had five individuals since we’ve been in business under contract to that died … I can only speak to those five.”
Auf die Frage was es aussagen wuerde wenn man bei Benoit Steroide im Koerper fand:“I can only speak of our wellness program and how effective that is … All we can do is the best we can with anyone else and establish the wellness program the best we can … This is a horrific tragedy. There is a rush to judgment here as to what caused this. There’s almost a hysteria around us. I don’t know whether it’s justified or not. We won’t know until we get the toxicology reports back. Once we get those back, we’re dealing in real facts. There was no way to tell this man was a monster. He was a mild-mannered individual.Everyone in our organization are well-adjusted, family people. They go to work like anybody else except the definition of their job is to put a smile on everybody’s face. It’s important our organization continue to do that for our fans and move on as best as we possibly can not withstanding this devastating situation.”
Die Diskussion um die Steroide geht mir von den Medien sowieso mittlerweile auf die nerven, viel entscheidender fuer mich sind da die Medikamente die Chris Benoit offenbar in seinem Haus hatte. Wie die Polizei sagte, in Benoit`s Haus wurden jede Menge verschreibungspflichtige Medikamente gefunden. Da muesste man mal nachfragen, nicht sich auf die Steroide einschiessen, nein die Medikamente die er von Aerzten bekam! Wieso hatte er denn soviele verschreibungspflichtige Medikamente? Das ist doch die Frage die man stellen muss, und nicht: Wurde er im April negativ getetest auf Steroide? Ich meine selbst Stevie Wonder koennte bestaetigen das Chris Benoit seit 10 Jahren auf Roids war, das ist keine Neuigkeit.
Hier im uebrigen das was Vince McMahon bei der Today Show sagte:
Vince McMahon:“Chris Benoit is a Monster“
Vince McMahon war heute morgen bei der Today Show zu Gast, und sprach erstmals oeffentlich im Nationalen Fernsehen ueber die Geschehnisse rund um Chris Benoit. Den zweifachen Moerder und seinen ehemaligen Angestellten nannte McMahon ein “Monster“. McMahon sagte nochmal das man zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt nicht sagen kann ob Steroide eine Rolle gespielt haben, und man erstmal den Toxicologischen test abwarten muss.
“Obviously, this was not an act of rage. It was an act of deliberation … There were a number of prescription medications found in the house. Whether they contributed to this, who knows? Whether there was some other aspect for something to do with this behavior, hopefully we’ll find out in some way.
What we’re about [in WWE] is putting smiles on people’s faces. We’re entertainers. We entertain all over the world. That’s the job description. It’s not something to be tainted and smear with this. It’s no different than a postal worker [shooting] up a post office. There was no indication whatsoever that this person turned into a monster and do what he did. Steroids may or may not have something to do with this. There were other pressures in terms of his son and wife. I don’t know, We may never know. But hopefully, we can put this to bed as best we possibly can and determine what happened once we have the real evidence.”
Zur WWE Wellness Policy:“Last February, we instituted a wellness policy to police for steroids or abuse of prescription drugs. We do urine and blood tests to determine as well as test the cardio aspect of things to test for heart disease and heart failure. It’s a comprehensive test. The last test he took of a random nature was in April and it was totally negative. That doesn’t mean he was not taking prescription medication or steroids when this happened. We don’t know.”
Das 60 Wrestler unter 45 Jahren bereits starben: “We’ve had five individuals since we’ve been in business under contract to that died … I can only speak to those five.”
Auf die Frage was es aussagen wuerde wenn man bei Benoit Steroide im Koerper fand:“I can only speak of our wellness program and how effective that is … All we can do is the best we can with anyone else and establish the wellness program the best we can … This is a horrific tragedy. There is a rush to judgment here as to what caused this. There’s almost a hysteria around us. I don’t know whether it’s justified or not. We won’t know until we get the toxicology reports back. Once we get those back, we’re dealing in real facts. There was no way to tell this man was a monster. He was a mild-mannered individual.Everyone in our organization are well-adjusted, family people. They go to work like anybody else except the definition of their job is to put a smile on everybody’s face. It’s important our organization continue to do that for our fans and move on as best as we possibly can not withstanding this devastating situation.”