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- Quite the contrary!
- Greg Lemond doesn't have to bash Armstrong's legacy, Lance is bashing his own legacy. It doesn't matter what Greg Lemond or commentators are saying about Tadej Pogacar and Lance Armstrong. More important is, what Pogi and Lance are saying about each other, and that is: Pogi is not saying anything, he just doesn't care, he wants to race. But what is Lance saying:
Lance Armstrong: "Tadej Pogacar is the best of all time. I don’t even have to go that far back. He can simply do everything. It doesn’t matter if it’s a flat stage, if there are cobbles, if we’re racing in the high mountains or on the white roads of Strade Bianche. He doesn’t care about the time of year either. He just wants to race. He is, quite simply, the best of all time.
Sometimes people compare my career to his and ask where I’d stack up against him. It doesn’t matter. This guy would beat the crap out of Lance Armstrong. I’m serious. For me, he is the most dominant athlete in the world. He knows what the real record is. He’ll keep going. And I hope he gets it. I don’t mind either way. I’m an athlete. You play, and records get broken from time to time. They’re there to be broken."
- OK @urbantoreador, now don't you get me wrong. I agree with some things you wrote in your comment, but some of it was BS. Your statement, that "Pogi doesn't embody the same level of character as a racer quite like MVdp."... You see, this is utter BS!!! What about Pogi's character in the high mountains, or MSR, or Tour of Flanders, or even Paris Roubaix, even though he hasn't won it yet. The "fight" they have in Flanders is epic, but I would never say MvDP doesn't embody the same level of character as Pogi in this race. And one more thing, stages 18, 19 and 20 in TdF were crazy, and Pogi worked his ass off in these races, while MvDP was taking it easy and preparing for Montmartre. Now do you see the difference? Never again say that Pogi doesn't embody character. The biggest cyclists of our time that have character are Pogi, MvDP, Wout van Aert, Mads Pedersen and Remco. OK, maybe I left someone out, unintentionally, but that's my take.
PS: Cyclists, cycling experts, cycling podcasters, the media are saying that we are watching historical greatness by watching Pogi. He's writing his own history, changing cycling, some say he's the best athlete in the world. He just loves racing and respects everone that beats him and the fans love him. He embodies more character than any other sportsman.
- I think ultimately they'll come up with a new rule that prohibits Pogacar explicitly to ride for example 2 out of 3 GTs per year, only 2 or 3 classics, and either the Europeans or the Worlds...
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- Exactly. That's what I've been saying all along. Pogi would have lost and he knew it, so he wanted Mathieu to win since they were working/pulling together. Pogi pulled as long as he could, then moved over to the right side, Mathieu did the rest. They respect each other, they love racing each other and are also pretty good friends.
- Froome found his "talent" at 28 with his first TDF win. A no talent nobody in the peloton for years. And SKY, jiffy bag, steroids, the doctor(s), and Froome caught with double the permitted limit of the asthma drug salbutamol, they paid for rigged "science" to justify it , then published the "results" in a pay to play "science" journal. Yeah, he was clean. HAHAHAHAHAAAA!
- Read Zonnefeld's nonsense regularly ... he lives in a fantasy land!
- Indurain was another limited talent rider that EPO juiced up to the max. Look at his record before doping big time.
- Del Toro is proving to be a real 'holder' for Seixas, he hindered him at Strade + other races & now via Pog at the tour. Lefervre is right imo, Seixas shouldn't have rode it, this guy Dominique Serieys went for the media attention 🤷
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