Many athletes use performance-enhancing drugs even when these substances are banned by their sport and are sometimes illegal. Some people

believe that professional athletes convicted of using performance-enhancing drugs should not be considered for induction into their sport's hall of

fame. Others feel that the use of these drugs should not factor into their possible induction in the hall of fame.

Prompt: Should professional athletes who used performance-enhancing drugs be banned from their sport's hall of fame?

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Nathalie Combs

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14 April, 14:37

Many athletes use performance-enhancing drugs even when these substances are banned by their sport and are sometimes illegal. Some people

believe that professional athletes convicted of using performance-enhancing drugs should not be considered for induction into their sport's hall of

fame. Others feel that the use of these drugs should not factor into their possible induction in the hall of fame.

Prompt: Should professional athletes who used performance-enhancing drugs be banned from their sport's hall of fame?

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Ayaan Rosales · Answer 1

Answer: Yes they should.

Explanation: My reason for this answer is because if nothing is done to show others how bad it is, then other will adopt it. Secondly, those on drugs on the pitch plays and make others look stupid because they have extra fuel to drive others around.