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I don’t even think whether or not he was on roids is that controversial since lots of others were, and he was still bigger than them. If he was on roids, and quit, shouldn’t that be considered a good thing? Why blame him for that?
But either way, that’s not what the section of the podcast was about.
The controversy addressed in the podcast wasn’t about the steroid usage, but rather about Triple H’s comment about his weight-loss as a means to bury him. Masters said it bothered other people a lot more than it bothered him. But also admits it’s because he was green at the time, and didn’t think Triple H was actually trying to bury him. But Rene pointed out other examples of how Triple H was threatened by muscular wrestlers. Also, Masters pointed out that his absence wasn’t steroid related, but because he was in rehab for painkiller addiction.
All in all, if you’re looking for a fun and chill podcast with drunken Paul London antics, give it a listen. Some interesting stories.
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