Knuckle Up #444: UFC Fight Night 32 + the undeniable but ultimately damaging allure of steroids, er, TRT

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SORRY ABOUT THE AUDIO ISSUES. IT IMPROVES ABOUT 42 MINUTES IN.

Eugene S. Robinson host of Knuckle Up and author of Fight: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Ass-Kicking but Were Afraid You’d Get Your Ass Kicked for Asking [Harper Collins], A LONG SLOW SCREW [Robotic Boot] and a play called THE INIMITABLE SOUNDS OF LOVE; A THREESOME IN FOUR ACTS [Southern] also sings for a band called OXBOW and appeared in Bill Cosby’s Leonard Part 6, a Miller Genuine Draft commercial, and had his own TV show in Germany called? “The Eugene Robinson Show.” He has two new records out now “SAL MINEO” with JAMIE STEWART from XIU XIU and STRANGER BY STARLIGHT…you should buy them. Or any of the ones by Oxbow for that matter.

Alternatively, you could just read his article on Olympic gold medalist and early UFC fighter MARK SCHULTZ

And if you have troubles watching the vid on this player, try watching it on YouTube.

NOTE: want to follow him on TWITTER? God knows why but here: twitter.com/eugeneSrobinson

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Nate Wilcox

Nate Wilcox is the founding editor of BloodyElbow.com. As such he has hired every editor and writer to work for the site. Wilcox’s writing for BE is known for its emphasis on MMA history, the evolution of fighting techniques and strong opinions. Wilcox developed the SBN MMA consensus rankings which were featured in USA Today from 2009 to 2011. Before founding BE, Wilcox was a political operative working for such figures as Senators John Kerry and Mark Warner and an early political blogger. He is the co-author of Netroots Rising, a history of the political blogosphere from 2003 to 2007. Wilcox also hosts the Let It Roll podcast on music history for the Pantheon Podcast Network.