Mitch Ross, owner of S.W.A.T.S. (Sports With Alternatives to Steroids), refused to provide text messages or shipping labels that would confirm the allegations that he provided a deer antler velvet spray to retiring Ravens inside linebacker Ray Lewis that contains an NFL banned substance. During an hour-long interview outside the Super Bowl media center on Friday, Ross dodged questions requesting specific contact with Lewis as reported by Sports Illustrated earlier this week. "I never saw Ray put it in his mouth," Ross said. "I want to apologize to any athletes that this story hurt. It was my intention to shine a light on the technologies that are light years ahead of what people can understand. I had no control of when the story runs. I'm trying to make right the wrong with Ray Lewis. "Ray Lewis is a great man. Hue Jackson is a hero for starting to work with me in 2008. I am here to tell you natural IGF-1 rebuilds brain tissue. I did not walk in the Ravens' door with deer spray. I walked in with chips." Lewis has vehemently denied the report he used the spray, which includes the substance IGF-1, which is banned by the NFL. Source: Baltimore Sun
this is what he should have said in the first place if he felt like he needed to use this time to advertise his company. he doesn't need to throw anyone under the bus to get his 15 minutes of fame.
Still think there is some troof to this original story. Maybe some of Ray Ray's "friends" paid the man a visit... "Moose, Rocco, help the judge find his check book."
oh, well, i'm certain ray took the stuff. that's not the point. the owner of the company was an idiot for naming names when he didn't have to. he wasn't under oath. he was just blabbing and didn't have any reason to.
