Lance Armstrong Return Could Boost Versus
Cycling Web site VeloNews reports that Armstrong will return to compete in five races next year, including Tour de France.
By Ben Grossman -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/8/2008 1:53:00 PM
Comcast-owned sports network Versus may get an unexpected ratings spike if a report that Lance Armstrong will return to the Tour de France next year is true.
While Versus declined to comment on the report, cycling Web site VeloNews is reporting that Armstrong will return to compete in five races next year, including the Tour de France.
One of Versus’ major properties, the Tour de France has been saddled with the retirement of Armstrong, as well as the perception that performance-enhancing drugs are commonplace among competitors.
Versus, which also carries properties such as the National Hockey League and wants to eventually land one or more elite sports-rights deals, would welcome the ratings boost as the network looks to expand the ancillary programming around its current assets.
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Yeah, right, readh is book, if he was doping he'd have said so? what a willfully ignorant sycophant. there has never been anyone with half as much evidence stacked against him who has not been sanctioned, tested positive 6 times for epo. Google the Ashenden report. (Michael Ashenden.) How many wristbands are you wearing right now and are they all on your wrist?
al swearingen - 7/28/2010 10:18:22 AM EDT -
you bite your tongue dic this guy is the cleanest out there. for him taking something such as testosterone or HGH puts him in a huge rick factor of loosing the last one of his two boys left do you think he's that stupid. Take your head out of your a** and see this guy is clean read his book and you will see why he's the best out there. Plus with the extensive testing of cycling and he's never failed a test. you are a moron.
brant - 9/13/2008 2:00:00 PM EDT -
why won't this doper just go away!
H - 9/10/2008 1:44:00 PM EDT
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