Armstrong 'Stripped' of Tour de France Wins

The World
Today, the US Anti-Doping Agency moved to strip cyclist Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles – and ban him from the sport for life. The move comes after Armstrong announced he would stop fighting doping charges against him. The International Cycling Union – which oversees the sport that made Armstrong famous – has yet to rule on the matter. Armstrong still claims he's innocent – and never doped. Brian Holcombe is the editor of Velo Magazine, a publication about bike racing in North America. In an editorial last night, Holcombe said Armstrong took a position of "martyr" by choosing not to fight the charges from the Anti-Doping Agency. Holcomb tells anchor Marco Werman it was Armstrong's only way out.
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