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Tuesday, 09 February 2010
Star Tribune
LONDON - Tim Montgomery says he started taking performance-enhancing drugs because he wanted to beat American sprint rival Maurice Greene and become the fastest man in the world. The former 100-meter world-record holder, who also said he and former partner Marion Jones stored their steroids in the refrigerator "next to the vegetables," spoke to The Times newspaper from a federal prison in Alabama where he is serving time for bank fraud and drug dealing. "Maurice got in my head real bad," Montgomery said in the interview, which was published Friday. "I wanted everything...
Tim Montgomery speaks with reporters at a news conference Saturday, May 25, 2002, in Eugene, Ore., prior to Sunday's Prefontaine Classic. Montgomery thinks he can break Maurice Greene's world record of 9.79 seconds in the 100 meters Sunday.
photo: AP / Greg Wahl-Stephens


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