So, guys, Derek, moreplace, more dates.com.

Today we're going to be reacting to perhaps Dennis Newman, perhaps Mike Matarazzo.

I think the consensus is this is probably Dennis Newman.

So, you know, that's what the title is going to be, but I can't say for certain who this actually is.

It's, you know, an anonymous

bodybuilder who competes with the Olympia in the 90s. And, you know, the educated guess is that

it's Dennis Newman, though. So I'm going to go with that. But again, you know, that's not factual.

We don't actually know for sure. So take that all with a grain of salt going into this video. So let's get some insight into what his performance enhancing practices were in the 90s.

Recognizable.

So I invite you to speak freely and openly and honestly and really, I know you're not used to doing that probably, but the nature of this video is just that approach

addressing the issues in terms of honesty but important to do that mainly

because we can make a difference to the viewer I mean for the first time I think

they can hear the issues presented in terms of reality rather than avoiding the

issue pretending it doesn't exist and or lying to the up-and-coming athletes

who are vying for position in various sport form.

Okay?

So I guess my first question would be, what made you decide, what situation in your life made you decide that you were going to use steroids?

Well, when I was 16 years old, I did my first bodybuilding show.

I had been training since I was like 14. I was doing like upper body and kind of skipping out on legs and stuff like that.

And so I realized that, you know, in, uh, well, this,

this, uh, gym was putting on a contest in Fort Ord. It was like some military contest or whatever.

And my dad was in the military, so I were in it as a teenager, 16, and it was just me and

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