"No Way": LA Night Reveals the Scoop on WWE Stars and Steroids

 Once upon a time in the world of wrestling, fans often wondered if their favorite WWE stars used steroids to sculpt those larger-than-life physiques. The wrestling realm is a place where brawn and muscles reign supreme, and the topic of performance-enhancing substances has always sparked curiosity among enthusiasts.

In a recent twist of events, the spotlight turned to SmackDown star LA Night, who spilled the beans on this debatable issue during a chat on Australia's Sunrise talk show, accompanied by Grayson Waller. The conversation, primarily centered around the upcoming WWE's Elimination Chamber, took an unexpected turn when the host casually inquired about any "cheap ways" the athletes might use to maintain their impressive bodies.

The 41-year-old American wrestler promptly quashed any notions of steroid use by professional wrestlers. LA Night pointed to WWE's stringent drug testing policy as a barrier to such practices. According to him, the company administers robust monthly drug tests to all its contracted wrestlers, striving to maintain a clean and healthy environment for the superstars.

When the anchor broached the topic of steroids, LA Night was quick to respond, stating, "You can't (use them)." He emphasized the regularity of WWE's drug testing routine, reinforcing the commitment to a drug-free culture: "Every single month, we get tested."

Following LA Night's revelation, Grayson Waller injected a bit of humor into the conversation, joking about how life would be easier without the rigorous testing. However, he made it clear that cheating, especially through substance abuse, was unacceptable for a WWE star. Building on Waller's comment, LA Night added, "Yeah, because that would actually make recovery easy, but, no, every month we get tested."

WWE maintains a Substance Abuse and Drug Testing Policy, outlining guidelines for a drug-free and fair environment. Beyond the monthly routine, the company reserves the right to conduct random and suspicion-based testing if potential substance abuse issues arise.

In the world of WWE regulations, a failed drug test for the first time incurs a 30-day punishment. Subsequent offenses bring harsher penalties, with a 60-day ban for the second violation. In the case of a third offense, the wrestler must undergo rehabilitation. Those who disregard these rules risk immediate termination of their WWE contract.

As the wrestling world gears up for the Elimination Chamber, WWE's first-ever Premium Live Event of the year, all eyes are on the historic show set to take place in Perth, Australia. Grayson Waller, in particular, will be under scrutiny as he aims to make a big statement in front of his home fans. While the event is highly anticipated, WWE has yet to confirm the roster for the Elimination Chamber, leaving fans eager to see which superstars will step into the ring for this momentous occasion.

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