THE SUSPICION OF STEROID USE BY JINDER MAHAL CONTINUE TO GROW

The WWE has a very strict health policy and has banned many 'sporting' products used by bodybuilders or former wrestlers but after all the deaths and affairs that occurred in the years 90/2000, the federation has Harder policy and follow-up of his specific talents.

However, everyone has noticed the tremendous physical transformation of Jinder Mahal since his return to WWE in comparison to his departure. Many believe that he used steroids, banned by WWE, but that the federation closes his eyes not to create controversy, as bodybuilder Nick Miller think in the video below.

The latter explains Jinder had to use products that appear in the list of products banned by the WWE for having had such a change. He quotes a paragraph of the policy of the federation:

 The suspicions are logical. The WWE can compel its talents to pass unrestricted tests of urine, blood, saliva, capillary or blowing into a balloon, if there is any suspicion that a talent breaches the WWE or decreased its capabilities following the use of a Prohibited Substance. "

According to Nick Miller there are four signs that proves that Mahal uses steroids. The first is the fact that its veins stand out enormously because of an "extremely low or even unconscious level of fat in the body". It also points to the fact that Jinder has gynecomastia, a condition caused by a hormonal imbalance or has high levels of estrogen that may not correct properly after a steroid cycle. Moreover, according to him, his rapid and enormous physical transformation could not be achieved without the use of products, regardless of the work carried out.

Finally Miller says that the WWE should test the WWE Champion who always defended himself by saying that his physical change is due to work, a drastic diet and stopping alcoholic beverages.

In a recent interview with ESPN, Jinder defended himself again:

 I have already undergone many tests and I have never failed. "

 When I train hard, I look better. When I see myself on TV or the mirror it gives me confidence and it is transmitted in the ring. I am more confident and therefore more aggressive. When you compare it with a few years ago, trust has nothing to do with it and it's thanks to my physique. "