The Warrior

Athletes from the United States cyclists, Lance Armstrong, will be removed from winning the title seven times Tour de France and banned from competition for life. The threat of sanctions was made head of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (Usada), Travis Tygrat on Thursday (23/8).

The decision was taken after Armstrong announced his opposition to the charges cancel Usada. Previous agency claimed Armstrong used drugs pendongkrat performance by winning one of the most prestige sports competitions from 1995 to 2005.

Tygart said if proven true, then all his Armstrong began on August 1, 1998 will be removed completely. He claimed the move was "a sad day" for the sport, but he hoped in this way bia creating 'unfair battle' for the athletes of the future.

"It is sad for all of us who love sports and athletes our hero," he said. "This is an example of a shaking heart, how to win the culture by any means, if left not checked, will take over the competition honest, safe and fair," he added,

"But for clean athletes, events and reminders to guarantee that there is hope for the future generations to compete in a level playing field without the use of drugs driving performance,". Tygard expressed Usada plan to hold a press conference on Friday (24/8) to give a detailed description of the related cases.