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She's already deleted her twitter but Fansided captured the tweets when Jessica Eye responded to Brent Brookhouse's post that her UFC 166 drug test failure was for marijuana and not for blood thinners:
Lmao …. Just going to smile back and ignore all the BS … Y’all can speculate whatever you want ..
— Jessica Eye (@jessicaevileye) February 8, 2014
As my dad says " f- these pre Madonna mother …. Do your work in cage " peace out everyone done on twitter . ✌️
— Jessica Eye (@jessicaevileye) February 8, 2014
@bigfish042 ok show me the test result . Come on show me the proof you talk so much shit about. You can’t can u . Nah didn’t think so
— Jessica Eye (@jessicaevileye) February 8, 2014
@bigfish042 not some article that has speculation or rumor come on …
— Jessica Eye (@jessicaevileye) February 8, 2014
@brentbrookhouse your a shit starter. Thanks again buddy. Hope we get to meet one day soon so I can personally tell you how I feel .
— Jessica Eye (@jessicaevileye) February 8, 2014
Despite the headline of the Fansided piece, Eye never specifically denies the allegations.
Personally I'm a bit baffled as to why she would rather be thought to have used blood thinners -- a very dangerous medicine for a prize fighter to be taking and one that could very well preclude her being licensed if she indeed requires them -- rather than marijuana which has no known performance enhancing attributes and is only prohibited for fighters because it's an illegal recreational drug.
For those not following the story the Texas Board of License and Regulations stripped Eye of her decision win over Kaufman and declared the fight a "No Decision." Eye was given a "probationary suspension" and will still be allowed to fight Alexis Davis at UFC 170.
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