Travis Tygart is the man who took down Lance Armstrong — and he hasn't stopped swinging since. As CEO of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), he's fought Olympic corruption, political pressure, and billion-dollar coverups. We talk about the real cost of cheating in sports, why clean athletes still struggle to be heard, and how international power games are killing the integrity of competition.
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In this episode:
Travis Tygart interview, Lance Armstrong scandal, anti-doping agency, Olympic doping cases, sports corruption, clean sport movement, international athletics controversy, WADA vs USADA, sports ethics, performance-enhancing drugs, steroids in sports, whistleblowers in athletics, Russian doping scandal, justice in sport, behind the scenes of USADA, protecting athletes, future of clean competition
