UFC Tonight Video: Kenny Florian Goes Off On PED Users, Calls For Random Drug Testing
UFC veteran Kenny Florian editorializes against PED use and calls for random drug testing in this video from UFC Tonight.
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UFC And Strikeforce To Test Fighters For PEDs Prior To Signing Contracts
The UFC and Strikeforce have made a major change to their signing process as they will now screen fighters for PEDs prior to inking new deals with fighters.
UFC Veteran Chael Sonnen Spotlights the Issue of Testosterone Therapy in MMA
Yesterday, the California State Athletic Commission voted 4-1 to uphold an indefinite suspension that was placed on former UFC middleweight contender Chael Sonnen on April 19th due to a claim that he may have committed perjury during a hearing in December regarding a positive drug test for elevated testosterone levels.
Frank Mir Against Banning Steroid Users
Frank Mir makes the case that steroid users should not be banned from MMA and that testing policies need revision.
Dana White and UFC Cannot Abandon Commissions for Better Drug Testing
Dana White and the UFC cannot do their own testing in territories that already test fighters for performance enhancing drugs.
Chael Sonnen Tests Positive for a "Natural Steroid"
More details on the failed drug test emerge, and reports say that Chael Sonnen tested positive for a "natural steroid", and it happened on his pre-fight drug test
Chael Sonnen Was Even More Like a Pro Wrestler Than We Thought
Chael Sonnen has tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. What comes next? Jonathan Snowden shows that when the cheating fighter is a UFC star, not very much.
Chael Sonnen Fails His UFC 117 Drug Test, Positive for PEDs
UFC 117 drug tests are out, and Chael Sonnen, known as the guy who came closest to dethroning Anderson Silva, had the help of Performance Enhancing Drugs.
Are MMA and Boxing Fans' Wallets the Solution to More Progressive Drug Testing Policies?
In an information gathering session, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency head Travis Tygart was brought in to talk about the limitations of the current NSAC drug testing policy and how it could be improved. As you would have probably guessed, his ideas were met with some defensiveness.
