Mark McGwire doesn’t intend to fight to be in Hall of Fame

The American baseball player and coach Mark McGwire acknowledged that he had applied anabolic steroids and HGH.
There are different opinions that are linked with the baseball player’s admission. According to numerous persons, Mark McGwire admitted to using prohibited substances because he wanted to come back to professional baseball.
Being interviewed, Mark McGwire stated recently that he made a mistake when he decided to administer steroids. But he noticed that he had used anabolic steroids not for enhancement of performance. Mark McGwire claimed that he had used steroids and HGH just for medical purposes.
It is interesting to notice that when Mark McGwire admitted to using forbidden remedies, his fans and other individuals were not surprised at all. Why were not they surprised? They were aware of it. Certain persons disclosed that Mark McGwire used steroids before he admitted. A FBI informant affirmed that the American baseball player had purchased Testosterone Cypionate, Testosterone Enanthate, Equipose and Winstrol from the steroid dealer Curtis Wenzlaff and used these medicines.
Another individual that reported about usage of steroids by Mark McGwire was the “godfather of steroids” Jose Canseco. He said that he injected Mark McGwire with steroids. But Jose Canseco was not the first person who helped Mark McGwire to administer anabolic steroids. Jay, Mark’s brother, was the first individual that injected the baseball player with anabolic steroids.
However Mark McGwire revealed that he had administered anabolic steroids, he said nothing about statements pronounced by his brother, Jose Canseco and the FBI informant. He didn’t disclose whether these affirmations were true or not.
Mark McGwire notices that he knows that he will never enter the Baseball Hall of Fame. Moreover, the admitted steroid user affirms that he will never fight to be voted for the Hall of Fame. Mark McGwire has respect to all rules related to baseball. He realizes that those that have ever administered banned medicines must not enter the Hall of Fame.