Comments on: Is Sean Sherk Innocent?

By: Cabelo

Cabelo — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:43:15 +0000

Wang Chung Says:
“i have an awesome bullshit detector, highly highly attuned to the slightest permeation of bullshit entering my olfactory senses, and my sense is that sherk is/was not aware of anything illegal entering his body.”

Shit, did you download his scent from torrents or a mirror site?

Or did you buy it from ebay, get a vial in the mail?

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By: Cabelo

Cabelo — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:59 +0000

I like Sherk. he’s a good figher, good person. I don’t think he’s guilty. I think it’s more than highly suspect that he and franca turned up with the same metabolite, same concentrations, especially given that the chain of custody got buggered up. plus they cross-contaminated the testing apparatus. As a safety officcer on a construction site used to dealing with independantly contracted drug testing, if any one of those situations arose, the testing company, and my company, would discard the sample and get another. I think sherk would’ve been more than willing to submit a second sample. That is standard when dealing with people’s godamned livelyhood.

And as to screwball, if one is taking 40+ supplements, and just took a huge cut in money for the forseeable year, where is he supposed to pony up the dough to test each supplement, at about $300 bucks per, and hire a lawyer to file suit with each company???

It was a lose-lose for sherk, because of the way the CSAC handle the situation (reminds me of Nick Diaz dealings). The CSAC should stop this smear campaign. They should’ve rescinded the suspension when the chain-of-custody and improper flushing techniques info came out. Now they look like grudge-holding fascists.

Hermes was a man enough to admit it. Then they cross-contaminated their samples, and buried any ‘evidence’, to keep from getting a black eye for their labs. Is that so unreasonable? It’s unreasonable to think that someone who would give total disclosure like sherk did, and would be roiding, then spending so much time and money to fight such allegations if he did cheat.

Someone pretenscious would probably mention Ocham’s razor, the simplest explanation being the most likely, all things being equal and all. But then again, someone pretenscious would probably google the proper spelling of ‘pretenscious’.

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By: Leland Roling

Leland Roling — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:49:21 +0000

Sam,

My eyesight has apparently went to garbage. You should definitely think about increasing the size on that to make writers like me actually make points to whoever actually wrote the article.

My fault there, Sam.

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By: ctownhood

ctownhood — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 15:42:13 +0000

Yeah, Sherk had hearings in court and never once provided any of the alleged evidence. You would think if you had such evidence, that would be the time to show it to exonerate yourself, not after the fact. This is all a mute point anyways….after BJ smashes him into obscurity, we’ll see an episode of “Fall From Glory” on Sherk in a few years. He’ll still be whining about how he got screwed.

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By: David S

David S — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 08:59:03 +0000

It doesn’t matter where the steroids came from. According to the international WADA rules, which apply to most organised sports around the globe, you are responsible for what goes into your body. There have been enough people with issues due to tainted supplements to know that they should be avoided if you are a professional sportsman.

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By: Wang Chung

Wang Chung — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 06:33:25 +0000

i have an awesome bullshit detector, highly highly attuned to the slightest permeation of bullshit entering my olfactory senses, and my sense is that sherk is/was not aware of anything illegal entering his body. it sucks that it doesn’t seem to be proven beyond all doubts and now his rep is fucked for life, especially when it comes to mma fans, many of whom are the most knee jerk tards on the planent who have absolutely no understanding of the shade of grey.

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By: HIGH SCHOOL CRIMINAL

HIGH SCHOOL CRIMINAL — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 03:21:27 +0000

I lied and cheated a ton in high school. And every time I was confronted and accused, I pleaded innocence and reacted with anger. And everytime any of it was brought up, I continued to react with anger — knowing that this would weaken everyone’s resolve that I had done these things.

I’m not a particularly smart guy, and pretty uneducated TBH. But you yourself said Sherk IS both of those things. So why can’t he have employed the same tactic I did? Why can’t Tyson have had a PR manager whisper in his ear how he should react?

Ridiculous line of reasoning imo.

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By: Michael Huckaby

Michael Huckaby — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 02:49:41 +0000

I was unaware Mike Tyson was a genius. I’ll slap that in the memory bank.

It’s 100% true. A guilty man doesn’t say something like that when he leaves prison. I’d stake a vast amount of money on his innocence there. Not on his innocence in anything else, he’s crazy, but on that.

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By: Handover Fist

Handover Fist — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 02:33:51 +0000

“Mike Tyson famously said when he was out of jail something along the lines of, “I wish I would have raped the bitch.” That’s an innocent man.”

You and Mr. Tyson must share the same brain… or at least the same IQ.

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By: Ronin

Ronin — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:50:21 +0000

Well Matt thats a little harsh and I don’t know if he is innocent, but I do agree I hate his Hug n’ Snug style of fighting.

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