If u some was offering you millions to keep a secret you would most definitely keep it

The Lamcehole's first win came the year after the 'Festina affair' when the lid was blown off rampant doping in the peloton. The UCI paid it little more attention than lip service. Pro sports are all corrupt. It will ALWAYS be about the money.

@@abone2pick Or, you do the thing that you are actually supposed to do.

@timmy 2lwksc2rbarrios shit offering me thousands and I’ll keep a secret

The guy is a grade A douche bag. His hair is the perfect bow on top of this pile of kitten shit.

and you have an argument for that assumption or just being a d1ck ?

@KevinLG......AGREED

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he let his hair grow long in order to cover his jumbo ears which obviously he's not comfortable with

Pre social distancing.

@@juanitadudley4788 yup. at 3:40 they are on top of each other. i always liked tyler.

lmao!!!!

Dont be too easy on Evans. He was a wonderful rider and I remain a fan.... But he was "discovered" by Dr Ferrari. Evans was excellent on an MTB and probably better on a road bike.... And he had way too much contact with way too many dodgy people. Grimacing doesn't mean you're clean.

The way the asshole attacked people and attempted to ruin them was what made me enjoy his fall. As Tyler Hamilton says here, doping was pervasive, but Armstrong is one complete schmuck who used his celebrity power to destroy people, the worst being little people. I give David Walsh credit for exposing this POS.

​@@lynyrdskynyrd9742 Couldn't be more right. But the doping is of course still bad too, not least because they constantly lied to the entire world, claiming they were clean, when it was all a crock of shit. Others in the peloton, like Christophe Bassons, wanted to ride clean and not cheat. But their careers were effectively destroyed by cheaters.

After the lancehole won in ‘99, I thought cool, another American winner. I read his 1st book Not about the bike. Then I knew something was not as it seemed. I can read between the lines. I could see how full of himself he was. He was clearly angry and felt the world owed him something. After that and all the scandals, law suits and burning friends and teammates, I knew he was the piece of human garbage he is!

That’s what it takes to be a winner, you wouldn’t know

@@lukegrady5357 ?

Lol. I agree!

Maybe they're not sycophants, but instead they're prurient neoliberals for whom ethics are off the table.

@@higherresolution4490 Sort of like when you open your car door and unbeknown to you someone has left a disposal diaper in the parking lot and as you step out of the car you slip and fall on the disposal diaper, which should be in the trash can and not left in the parking lot? Instead of cursing the parents for their insolence you hesitate and say to yourself, "maybe the baby did it". Is this the metaphor you are striving for?

@@thyslop1737 Yes, very well expressed.

I agree I used to think okay what’s the big deal we know the majority of competitors are taking EPO, it’s an even playing field but I feel he gives some insight into how even when doping it isn’t necessarily an even playing field

Indurain doped.

He was the kingpin of Omerta, the close circle of Spaniards that doped massively. They don't talk to outsiders about the experience.

I wish they would investigate him and others in his era..

@@Kidgloves1984 Why bother? Notice how quiet he is about it? They were all doing something then. It is what it is.

To hold every doper accountable and not allow those who use/used performance enhancing drugs to get away with it without being investigated and punished..

Like many, I was fooled by Armstrong. Many seem to focus on simply the EPO. They say that everyone did it, but Armstrong just got caught. As you said though, Armstrong is a lowlife. It's one thing to try to get an edge, but the bullying, intimidation and extortion (threatening to tell of Lemond's sexual abuse for example) is the stuff of true scum. To this day, I don't think Armstrong shows any signs of remorse.

See the Floyd Landis with same interviewer for more on Lance’s behavior

@@masstwitter4748 I did. Excellent interview. I realize Hamilton was in the mix, but have always like the guy.

@@pcm9969 if you are into this, I recommend The Secret Race. It’s an incredibly absorbing account of what went down at US Postal, how the athletes put their lives on the line to win the Tour and the devastation Lance caused. On some level, you actually end up sympathizing with Lance because he was screwed so badly in his childhood. My takeaway was that they should allow everyone to dope legally to avoid blood mixing issues and the advantages one can get when they can afford a private plane like Lance could.

@@InconvenientFactz I'll check it out. On the other side, I would check out Slaying the Badger. I was always a fan of Lemond and maybe he was naive thinking that Hinault would help him, but the documentary showed the incredible forces working against him. His owh team manager was undermining his success and the paranoia he had to experience worrying about sabotage of his equipment or tampering with his food or drink makes me respect him even more. Imagine what he could have accomplished if he had a team that supported him and of course minus the hunting accident in his prime.

there is. most children's leagues are dope free. otherwise, I don't think there is a pro sport that is not plagued by PED.

Auto racing

Ping pong, darts, bowling and maybe chess if you don't count alcohol.

snooker ;) lol

@@therottenrook "Ping pong" ( table tennis ) is a dynamic sport, which requires high levels of fitness. Do not class it with games like darts, bowling and chess.

Seriously? I'm not being critical, just that I've never heard of this. Biochemically, it makes little sense since cortisol, hence cortisone, is a catabolic, sympathetic nervous system hormone. Oh ... now I get it. It's to counteract inflammation. Right? Wow, the downstream physiological events would be nasty, especially for an athlete.

Wtf are you talking about??

To both of you morons.. I was questioning the statement with comedy . But it only works if there is some truth. Lance and Robin were friends. Robin and lance bragged about using private jets of friends like robin. So it’s an easy way to transport peds.

Lance was usinf private jet from Nike. I think I read that somewhere

Stephanie Anderson how would you ensure the no drug race is clean. the tour now is theoretically a no drug race, and we all know how well that works

Likely it wont. But at least if we have a drugs race we can know nobody used drugs to cheat, and maybe develop better performance enhancing drugs in the process.

Not criminality-apart from the appearance-but rather magaglomania, just like yesteryear's tennis star, Jimmy Connors and a few of the "great" NBA stars over the years.

More like the mafia 🤔

Careers, reputations and personal fortunes were lost. People were threatened. Even some lost their lives from doping 'accidents'. How is that not criminal?

Are you talking American Masterminds in the sport like Jim Ochovitz and Chris Carmichael, amongst them on this team that you are referring to?

@@Rvdecwthug Dude if you can't make out the former head of USAC, a team owner, a vital EVP at shimano, his money man, and his agent then you need to study up. That team was stacked with the industry's next top level brass and they all protected themselves when the chips fell. The first person Floyd contacted when he wanted to blow the whistle was the first to turn their back...pictured.

CoolInOlympia his wife’s a bitch they’d be nobodies without lance

@@michaelhanley2578 lol

@@michaelhanley2578 can't you see he got that wrong. He was referring to Frankie and Betsy Andreu, you are so ignorant about this subject that you insulted people you don't even know. TH is not married, he split with his wife in 2008.

Because they are taking jobs and livelihoods from clean athletes who refuse to dope

Because then instead of it being about who is the best cyclist, it becomes about who responds to the drugs best.

Young people dream and work hard to realize a career in their chosen sport, only to find out they're unable to compete with 'merely' their own gifts and natural talent. How is it fair to be 'required' to break common sense rules of fairness? Children used to look up the sports stars as heroes. Some probably still do. What message are we sending children when we support obvious corruption and greed?

Why? He lied for a living. Why would anyone believe him?

The interviewer is a hypocrite! Why don't he get Lance on this show? He gives Tyler a chance who was over dosing on drugs and got court twice. He got found out and he was doping on another team... Tell us about your own doping program and stop talking about lance...

how dumb you have to be make a comment like this. Lance armostrong would never make an interview like this . Lance never came with the whole truth !

Zaahier Stanley the lancehole was never sorry for what he did. He was sorry he got caught. He thought he was justified in what he did. On Oprah he admitted he would have done it again had he not got caught. The lancehole is a narcissist.

And you're a two bit never was. How does it make you feel that you'll never win at anything. That your life has never amounted to anything significant and your mark on this earth means nothing because of how insignificant your life has been. Its gotta be depressing to be that insignificant of a person and have that worthless of an existence.

sickboy3636 I feel great that I do not cheat to remain relevant. When I speak people listen because I have carved a narrow path without shortcuts. Honor and integrity were prized virtues at one time, not any more. On the other hand, you serve and worship a celluloid hero propped up by the media like he was some sort of God. If he walked in the room, I suppose, you would get a hard on and faint. You are pathetic. Look at your hero now. A complete joke.

@@sickboy3636 I hope you're not as bitter and ignorant these days!

Dave Rigby nah they’re not. It’s part of the appeal. Big names compete because they need to warm up.

I remember back in 1980 they called the Tour de Swisse a warm up for the Tour

It is..... And it's not an issue. You can make the same claim for the Dauphiné.

Red blood cells carry oxygen. Prior to the race, if you put more of those red blood cells into your body, then you can perform better. Riders who were on private jets could get bags of their own blood (drawn earlier) into the country as opposed to riders who traveled on commercial flights and had to go through more strict customs ;)

Brendan French having more blood circulating around your body, carries more oxygen to your major organs, but more importantly your oxygen starved muscles, meaning you can ride for longer, harder and tire less easily. Basically vastly improving your endurance. Imagine riding for 180km and not feeling reading to collapse at the end...that's where blood doping helps....the recovery time is quicker aswell, which means the can wake up the next day and ride another gruelling 180km!

When they took the blood they'd do a bit of EPO to boost the blood levels back up to normal for training. Then after each stage or whatever do a transfusion to boost it naturally so no drugs are found during a piss test.

I'd say they came from their mothers womb

Correction : Lance has the most toxic people following him

Laszlo Szujo I've heard that about Nadull. What have you heard?

Nadal is showing all the physical hallmarks - it is now happening in most sports at the elite level - fuelled by the huge prize and sponsorship money on offer, which is producing a win at all cost mentality.

Laszlo Szujo What proof do u have nadal cheated and in tennis it's even harder to cheat because they use WADA unlike the bicycling tour which uses their own system which makes it easier to be corrupted

willful ignorance is a type of decease,that it's harder to cure than a lot of physical illness

+Laszlo Szujo ur proof that he is doping is willful ignorance? I hope u r not a lawyer Dude 😂

This guy is a lance hater. He knows lance would have won anyway. He then gives the example before the 99 tour. Yea he was racing with a sickness and with cancer eventually. Doping is 10% more beneficial. The most important part is your body and training.

And now he's a disgrace

He was, but Johan was right there with him. The lies Johan Bruyneel claimed about Alberto Contador turned out to be BS in the 2009 TDF...and Johan sticks to his claims to this day...asshat!!!

HE DOESN'T......THINK ABOUT HIM AT ALL

@@704JOE doubt that, Lance is a bitter guy

Lance is busy, trying to win the Boulder CO 10k

Jeff Deere this was from 2012, the year it all leaked out about lances true involvement with doping and his subsequent ban from the sport. Tyler does sound very bitter here but we don't know what all he went through. We do know lance Armstrong was one of the biggest liars, manipulators, and pure jackasses in the sport. He probably had enough talent to win 2 or 3 if everyone was clean. But I get what Tyler is saying about when everyone is doping it's still not an even playing field. Plus the UCI was going to go the ends of the earth with him. He had possibly the greatest comeback story in sports history being told and he was American. It was a way to really open up to the biggest sporting market in the world. The us kind of got into cycling with lemond. But lance made cycling bigger than it ever was in the us in The early 2000s. They wanted to ride that as far as they could. All such huge lies played out in such a grand scale.

Jeff is a prick. Fact

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@@mickeymelendez1605 Yeap

His wrongdoings are not negated by everyone else’s wrongdoings, but it is unjust and hypocritical to throw the book at one person and make him the scapegoat for an entire sport’s corruption. If everyone is doing it, then everyone should suffer the consequences, not just one. I think that’s the injustice that many intuitively recognize and resent.

ben dover, he makes me nervous.

He's just extremely nervous in this interview that's all.

I think he's actually freaking.

@SP in doping! 😎😅

Lance is a druggie

Armstrong was indeed a snitch. So in the end it was satisfying that he was dealt some of his own medicine.

Nope, Lance refused to name names, even when he was caught. Tyler is a snitch and a douche bag. He lives in fear because he's a bitch.

Armstring actually grassed on Hamilton when he was getting too close for comfort, so Armstrong got some of his own medicine here.

I think this interview was in 2012, before the Oprah interview even. Edit: Yea 2012, says in the description. Sort of the height of the speculation about Lance, so makes sense this interview wouldn't be much about Hamilton himself.

He's a cheat, and a vicious one at that.

Pro303 lance is a cold hearted bully.

Armstrong worked hard. At everything. You gotta give him that. He was world class. He trained hard. He cheated better than the best too.

No question Lance sacrificed everything to achieve his goals... but I use the word "sacrifice" the same way an evil Mayan priest would lol.