"I bet you I’ve taken over 60 steroid tests. In college I had 15 random drug tests in two years. I’ve taken drug tests for the NFL, the WWE, the UFC. I must be pretty good at masking steroids. God gave me this body: Are you jealous of it or what? Give me a break. I got the genetics of—not to get into racism or anything — but I’m built like a black man. Would you say so? ... It’s all genetics. I wouldn’t say we’re all created equal. That’s just to make the other guys feel good who don’t have what you’ve got."
-- UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar tells Maxim magazine in recent feature article about his God-given genetics, as well as how he feels regarding the allegations that he is/was a steroid user — allegations that have apparently followed him for well more than a decade. Lesnar is a massive specimen, weighing near 285 pounds these days and cutting down to the heavyweight division limit of 265 pounds around fight time. He will challenge interim heavyweight champion Frank Mir at UFC 100 on July 11 in a title unification bout. It’s important to note that Lesnar will more than likely be tested for steroids several times before and after the match by the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) for illegal/banned substances.