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It's April 20, 2010 in Marina Del Rey, California.

Travis Tiger steps into a meeting room at a Marriott Hotel.

He has a view of the Pacific Ocean and the room is empty and silent.

For Tiger, that's a good thing because he needs a moment to collect his thoughts.

He's about to interview a high-profile athlete and it could become volatile.

Tiger takes a seat and reviews the questions he's planning to ask.

They're about doping and professional cycling and Tiger knows that what he learns today could change the future of the sport.

Tiger is the head of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.

The organization is an independent non-profit and it oversees drug testing for Olympic athletes.

Their mission, among others, is to create a world where athletes can compete fairly, where they don't feel pressured to use performance enhancing drugs.

And it's that mission that makes today's meeting so crucial.

Any minute, Floyd Landis is supposed to arrive.

Landis is a former winner of the Tour de France, but his reputation was tarnished after test results showed he'd been doping.

Now it appears that Landis is ready to come clean.

He may also be willing to name names and speak out about the corruption that's rampant in cycling.

The door to the conference room opens and for a second Tiger is confused.

The man who's standing in the doorway has a sagging stomach, his eyes are puffy and bloodshot.

Tiger can't believe this is Floyd Landis, an athlete who won the Tour de France just four years ago.

It looks like a mess.

But when he speaks, there's no mistaking it.

This broken man is Floyd Landis.

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