Angel “Memo” Hernandez refuses to reveal his methods on muscle and strength gains

Every fan saw that the body of the American boxer Juan Manuel Marquez had been changed obviously. What caused such significant changes in the sportsperson?
Since Juan Manuel Marquez is linked to the admitted steroid dealer Angel “Memo” Hernandez, a lot of persons think that the boxer’s muscles have been increased because of steroids and/or other related medications. Angel “Memo” Hernandez has been employed as a strength coach of Juan Manuel Marquez. This man was related to the BALCO scandal. As it was found out, this person supplied a lot of elite athletes with steroids and other related preparations. He presented information about several athletes who obtained prohibited drugs from him.
Finding out that Angel “Memo” Hernandez has been a distributor of steroids, a lot of persons believe that he provides performance-enhancing drugs to Juan Manuel Marquez. Certain suspicions and even accusations were pronounced by Freddie Roach, Manny Pacquiao’s trainer. Freddie Roach claimed that it would be well to subject the both boxers Juan Manuel Marquez and Manny Pacquiao to drug testing before the fight.
Actually, Freddie Roach’s suspicions were not based on any drug evidence. He focused only on increased muscles of Juan Manuel Marquez.
Later Manny Pacquiao’s trainer claimed that he didn’t mean anything serious. He said that he was just joking.
Angel “Memo” Hernandez noted that he was not just a coach. Since he is a scientist, he possesses great knowledge. He knows the best ways to increase muscles and add strength. Angel “Memo” Hernandez claims that he knows the methods to do it legally. No any illegal drug is included in his methods. But he doesn’t want to reveal the ways. The coach claims that this is a secret.
As for Juan Manuel Marquez, he affirmed that he never took any forbidden product. He said that it was not drugs that caused his dramatic transformation. Furthermore, he added that weight was not the chief factor while fighting. According to the boxer, a fighter should have intelligence, speed and strength in order to succeed.
Neither Juan Manuel Marquez, nor Manny Pacquiao was tested for prohibited medicines before the fight. Such tests are usually conducted by the Nevada State Athletic Commission after matches.