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Vital pieces of information you are leaving out. The study I presented demonstrated both a substantial increase in body weight in the testosterone group versus the nandrolone group, as well as a significantly greater loss in body fat. That would conclude a greater increase in fat free mass in the participants in the T group over the N group.

Integral issue with the second study you present. The dosing frequency of Testosterone (blend of propionate, phenylpropionate, and decanoate) and Nandrolone was every two weeks. Of the dosage of T that was administered, 150 mg was either propionate or phenylpropionte and 100 mg was decanoate. What does that mean. That means that by the end of week one, the only T left in the participants system was the 100 mg of T decanoate. Due to the suboptimal administration of a blended testosterone preparation, the methods used are  ill-equipped to compare the efficacy of 250 mg testosterone to 150 mg of nandrolone.

The first study you present does not offer the full article, but I would be skeptical that suboptimal methods were used similar to your second study.