Lyle Alzado on "Up Close" with Roy Firestone (1991)

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  • čas přidán 3. 05. 2016
  • Lyle Alzado discusses his use of steroids, as well as the inoperable brain tumor that would eventually end up taking his life.

Komentáře • 645

  • @brocklee1996
    @brocklee1996 Před 5 lety +257

    I watched this when it aired. I was 21 and about to start using roids. I heard his message loud and clear and because of Lyle I never ended up using them. I always envied the huge muscle guys in Golds Gym Northridge California, but deep down I was glad and still glad I never used them . I'm 47 and very healthy and fit. Had I used steroids, I may not be writing this statement! RIP Mr Alzedo

  • @davidincognito7285
    @davidincognito7285 Před 6 lety +136

    He should be remembered for who he was and what he did on the field rather than steroids. He was a tough dude carrying a lot of heartache.

  • @fredscaboda4617
    @fredscaboda4617 Před 5 lety +98

    He used to workout at a gym where i was a member. What a sweet guy...he would talk to you for 20 minutes. Always treated everyone the same....

  • @robertruiz287
    @robertruiz287 Před 5 lety +79

    My uncle took me to meet Lyle and the other Raiders at training camp in Oxnard Ca back in the 80s. Lyle was such a nice man. I will not forget the kindness he showed to me and everyone around him.

  • @jodihenry3015
    @jodihenry3015 Před 8 lety +122

    Sad , I think the brain cancer was more likely from severe head trauma , hard hits and concussions. He died way to young. I'm glad I got to watch Lyle play . He was one of my favorite players as a kid. Rip Lyle we will always remember how hard you played the game and with such emotion.

  • @srpdesigns
    @srpdesigns Před 3 lety +25

    Everything about this era was much more real than what we have today.. The player and the man that he was, the actual reporter doing an honest interview without being censored by the news outlets or the NFL themselves... We lived in a much better place back then.

  • @gmx5051
    @gmx5051 Před 5 lety +77

    When journalist were professionals

  • @thenerdarchives5425
    @thenerdarchives5425 Před 3 lety +15

    My dad was a crew member of the film DESTROYER. He said Lyle was easy going and always joking and having a great time with the cast and crew.

  • @hectorlopez1069
    @hectorlopez1069 Před 3 lety +6

    He was only 43 years old when he died.

  • @sniper4596

    Every doctor and oncologist say that steroids had nothing to do with his cancer.

  • @christopherhowe4947
    @christopherhowe4947 Před 6 lety +70

    rest in peace Lyle Alzado.

  • @cryptoprepper2933
    @cryptoprepper2933 Před rokem +19

    Breaks my heart. A man who was greatly misunderstood. I feel you, Lyle.

  • @suprafahrer6453
    @suprafahrer6453 Před 3 lety +23

    Takes a lot of guts to put down your pride and admit when you've done something wrong. Lyle you were a great person, player and actor. Been almost 30 years since you've past and you're character, feelings and true personality is one of a Kind. RIP

  • @leroystover1062
    @leroystover1062 Před 4 lety +15

    Rest in peace Lyle Alzado Brooklyn's Finest

  • @topoftheapple8139
    @topoftheapple8139 Před 5 lety +103

    I took no joy in watching this video. 27 years later I still feel bad for him. He made a mistake, but damn, what a awful price to pay. I wish some how he could have been given a second chance. RIP Lyle. :(

  • @terryfromm142
    @terryfromm142 Před 5 lety +114

    Became a role model at the end

  • @slipnorris5882
    @slipnorris5882 Před 6 lety +31

    one of the realest interviews ever. I still remember watching this in my teens and it resonates today still

  • @robertdore9592
    @robertdore9592 Před 5 lety +48

    I loved this guy - 100% HEART... roids or not...

  • @VeronicaAReed
    @VeronicaAReed Před 7 lety +143

    This took a lot of courage. So sad.

  • @costalepas7192
    @costalepas7192 Před 2 lety +11

    RIP Mr Alzado. You are a legend on and off the field!!!!