Caio Terra calls out Jeff Glover for using steroids

From Caio's Facebook, in response to Glover calling him out for discussing his injuries:

LOL to Jeff Glover for posting this on his Facebook:

"Lol Yo, ciao terra, welcome to the club baby, I've never been injury free. Your not the only one player. Props on the style and skill, just stop whining lol you repeating parrot lol"

Thanks buddy, maybe that's why you NEVER compete or when you do so, don't win =(
And taking steroids should be easier to recover your body no?!
... http://www.nhbgear.com/forum/index.p...,89215.75.html
Don't say you haven't, I got your own words there ;-)
Is that why you are been a hater?

Am I wrong? Should I hide all my injuries and pretend I was training and everything was fine? What you guys think?

Do I smell a grudge match a brewin'?

One I would love to see.

I believe they're trolling! But a super fight happens great! I'll take Glover 94% every time!

The fact that Glover just came out and admitted he used/uses steroids made me lose a LOT of respect for him. You can't deny skill, but that's just horrendous.

Originally Posted by Jack LaBarge

I believe they're trolling! But a super fight happens great! I'll take Glover 94% every time!

I see what you did there!

Originally Posted by Nick Powers

The fact that Glover just came out and admitted he used/uses steroids made me lose a LOT of respect for him. You can't deny skill, but that's just horrendous.

It made me want to get some steriods.

FACT: Other deep half guard DVDs contain little or no Jeff Glover

Caio Terra
Unfortunately some people read my latest comments in the wrong way so I am going to clarify things a little as I do respect my opponents.
When I said how injured I was and talked about not being able to train, I wasn't trying to prove that I am better than anybody. If you heard my interviews live on BudoVideos I was clear when I said that these guys give me a tough match. My first instructors were... adamant of my lack of talent in the beginning and were quick to remind me. Because of this, I am sure that if I achieve something today, it was with my perseverance. I train smart. It wasn't my choice to only rely on technique but because I had of my small physical build, I had to compensate somehow. It just happens that years of smart training led me to have superior technique. I work hard, I study and drill no matter how debilitating my physical situation is at any point in time. Choosing not to train or lacking the means to train should be a big disadvantage to most but not to the ones who train smart and study the game. I use my time wisely.

It is important for you to know my dream was never to be the best fighter, but to be the most technical. And for that it is essential that I always admit I have a lot more to learn and refine in my game.

Anyways, final point:
Nothing is more important than technique and drilling because it doesn't matter how fit you are or how big your muscles are if you don't have the skills to utilize them.See More
— at Institute Of Martial Arts.

Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

I see what you did there!

I figured someone would get it!

It is what it is... I want to see the rivalry.