Lance Armstrong should continue to deny doping

An individual that didn’t want to be indentified has revealed that Lance Armstrong intends to admit to using forbidden products during an interview with the American media proprietor Oprah Winfrey. Is this a right decision of the famous cyclist? Points of view differ. Certain individuals think that if the American cyclist admits to doping, his reputation will be restored. Others affirm that the admission will not be able to change anything. Some other persons suppose that if Lance Armstrong does it, he will probably go to jail.
As you know, Lance Armstrong denied using steroids and other prohibited medicines. He seemed to succeed till the USADA published a report on him. The USADA’s report presented doping evidence. As a result, the cyclist was stripped of his 7 Tour de France titles. Moreover, his sponsors cut their ties with him. In addition to these negative conditions, Lance Armstrong had to distance himself from the cancer-fighting foundation Livestrong in order to prevent negative influence of his problems on it.
Will Lance Armstrong admit to administering banned preparations? Which will be consequences?
Some experts believe that prosecution will begin, if Lance Armstrong admits to doping. The cyclist has claimed under the oath that he never administered any forbidden drugs. So, if he admits to doping, it means that he admits to lying under the oath. As a result, he may be sentenced to prison. That’s why several experts say that Lance Armstrong should continue denying doping.
But there are individuals who claim that the admission will alter nothing. Millions of individuals with cancer that have survived with the help of Livestrong praise Lance Armstrong. The former cyclist is a hero for them. These individuals like him, regardless of whether he has doped or not. If even Lance Armstrong admits to taking forbidden preparations throughout his cycling career, these individuals will continue to support him.
But there is also another opinion. If Lance Armstrong presents important information about doping in the US Postal Service Cycling Team, his ban from competitions may be reduced. So, the disgraced cyclist will probably compete again.
It is unclear whether Lance Armstrong will really admit and which results will follow.