Quit Juicin’

In all athletics, perhaps the biggest “scandal” that most mainstream media stations decide to focus on is performance enhancing drugs.  Most people associate performance-enhancing drugs with anabolic steroids, which are almost always associated with “roid rage” or violent frenzies of violence due to elevated testosterone levels.  In modern times, many people believe and even understand that competitive drive and financial success motivates athletes in most every sport to train hard and attempt to gain whatever competitive edge they possibly can in their respective sport.  In mixed martial arts competition, the drive to succeed and come out victorious is no different than any other sport.  In fact, due to the nature of one-on-one competition, the drive and the temptation of taking performance-enhancing drugs may be even more alluring.  The measure for whether or not male mixed martial artists are taking performance-enhancing drugs is typically based on a urine test that measures the ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone levels.  A normal, healthy male is known to have a testosterone to epitestosterone level of 1:1.  Most state athletic commissions, including Nevada, allow levels of up to 6:1 for eligibility to compete in that state.  Any level beyond that 6:1 ratio is when a fighter is known to be “Juicin’.”

At FightStylez, we have come up with our own form of what “Juicin’” is, as depicted in this brand new, customized, one-of-a-kind t-shirt that you won’t find anywhere else!  In fact, we want this MMA fighter, who is obviously either naturally huge while being filled with rage, or he may just be on “the juice.”  A picture is worth a thousand words, and based on what this MMA fighter is displaying on this tee, his performance-enhancing “juice” of choice is orange juice.  He’s spilling it all over the mat, and it’s apparently put him in a pretty angry mood.  This t-shirt is not exactly a stand against the use of anabolic steroids or other performance enhancing drugs in mixed martial arts.  Rather, it just acknowledges what’s out there, and might be just poking a little fun at those athletes who do choose to get on “the juice.”  Two words sum up what they all should start doing.  We here at FightStylez recommend that they, “Quit Juicin’.”

This t-shirt is custom printed by FightStylez on a 100% cotton shirt, custom printed in the U.S.A., and multi-colored printed.  Order yours today!