Lance Armstrong is reportedly ready to testify against several people within the world of cycling who helped cover up his doping past after finally confessing to using performance enhancing drugs, it has been claimed.
According to The New York Times, at least a third of the top 10 finishers (Armstrong included) have either officially admitted to using performance enhancers or been officially suspected of doping.
Since admitting several years ago to using performance enhancers in the early part of last decade, when he was playing for the Texas Rangers, Rodriguez has had to meet with baseball's investigators on several occasions as new allegations have periodically linked him to drug use.
The 41-year-old's confession to using performance enhancing drugs during his decorated career has drawn fierce reactions from across the world.
To Maloni, Armstrong's decision to admit to using performance enhancing drugs is largely about his desire to return to competition.
As the New York Daily News pointed out yesterday, A-Rod's admission to using performance enhancing drugs is the reason why.
