Threats, doping, and the legal system fueled Lance Armstrong's beef with Greg LeMond

Summary by Krater

This video details the decades-long rivalry and feud between American cyclists Lance Armstrong and Greg LeMond, exploring how Armstrong's doping scandal eventually led to LeMond's vindication after years of professional and personal ostracization.

From the video

Answers: What was the history of the feud between Lance Armstrong and Greg LeMond?

• cycling history
• Tour de France
• doping scandals
• Lance Armstrong
• Greg LeMond
• EPO in cycling

What it concludes

• Greg LeMond was the first American and the only American other than Lance Armstrong to win the Tour de France.
• Greg LeMond survived a severe hunting accident in 1987 with dozens of lead pellets remaining in his body, only to win the Tour de France again in 1989.
• Lance Armstrong was eventually stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and banned for life due to systemic doping uncovered by USADA investigations.
• Greg LeMond was ostracized by the cycling community and faced years of hardship and intimidation for questioning Armstrong's performance and association with doping doctors.