Does Latest USADA/Jones Fiasco Prove USADA/Mayweather Is Dirty?

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Basically Jones was caught on roids again. However traces of T-bol were excused by USADA because those traces could be from years ago doe. LMAO i was like LMAO
Does that remind anyone of the retroactive exemption USADA issued Floyd on the night of catching him with an illegal needle in his arm?


This entire UFC/USADA saga proves beyond a shadow of doubt USADA is corrupt af. As long as you pay, they will make anything happen.


Jeff Novitzky is the biggest dirtball in the game.

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let's also not forget it's the same USADA that issued another RETROACTIVE EXEMPTION to this clearly natural female athlete






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[GhostofDempsey]

It's obvious Floyd was dirty from the word go. Dating back to the sealed results while under GBP shooting illegal substances into his hands, to his body transformation as he got older. His greatest scam was accusing Pac of juicing and wanting to clean up boxing while having USADA in his back pocket, knowing full well he'd never be exposed for PED use so long as USADA and NSAC had his back. The illegal IV was the smoking gun.

[Thuglife Nelo]

I would imagine the agencies have no say with the contracts because in the court of law what fighters agree to (given the layout of the UFC), that the agency cannot intervene for whatever's agreed in the contracts. the agencies can't make an opinion other than a test, meaning they can't say anything regarding contracts because it makes their services questionable.

[Ray*]

Why was the fight moved from Las Vegas? They caught him and announced it. Testing agencies can only do what they are there to do test.

[tatot]

USADA is a joke and biased bastards.

[travestyny]

I would imagine the agencies have no say with the contracts because in the court of law what fighters agree to (given the layout of the UFC), that the agency cannot intervene for whatever's agreed in the contracts. the agencies can't make an opinion other than a test, meaning they can't say anything regarding contracts because it makes their services questionable.

Why was the fight moved from Las Vegas? They caught him and announced it. Testing agencies can only do what they are there to do test.

Exactly. The agency takes the sample to the lab and has it tested. The UFC can do what they want with the information...

But being that USADA put the information out there, you'd think that if they were discredited by saying the traces were present from the last test, that someone in the community would come out saying that this is complete BS and impossible, with some proof.

I haven't seen anything yet. The WADA labs are responsible to WADA, not USADA. The results are sent online to a community of ADO's, etc. Should be easy for someone to come forward and straighten this out if USADA was being shifty.

[travestyny]

In fact, here is the head of a WADA lab agreeing with USADA's analysis. Again, he doesn't work for USADA. He works for the lab, which answers to WADA. These guys aren't putting these things in writing and putting their necks on the block for Jon Jones.

Jon Jones has lost a shlt ton of money recently. Don't think he is going to try to pay someone off so that he can microdose Turbinol, which makes absolutely no sense to do.

It was a single line from a letter written by Dr. Daniel Eichner, the director at Sports Medicine Research and Testing Laboratory (SMRTL), the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)-accredited lab in Salt Lake City. That line read: “There is no evidence that DHCMT has been re-administered,” per the document obtained from the commission.

In other words, Eichner found no evidence that Jones took any new prohibited substance that would have triggered adverse findings in multiple drug-test results over the last four months. Eichner, whose lab analyzed Jones’ tests, wrote that the “most likely” cause of the long-term metabolite of the steroid Turinabol (4-chloro-18-nor-17β-hydroxymethyl,17α-methyl-5α-androst-13-en-3α-ol (M3)) still being in Jones’ system was due to “residual levels from a previous exposure.” The low levels of the M3 metabolite were “not indicative of further exposure,” he wrote.

1. Microdosing Turbinol is idiocy.
2. Other scientists and other entity have come out in support of how this was handled.
3. Jon Jones is not the only athlete that has been cleared after similar circumstances.

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Mayweather is very powerful in boxing. He has his personal referee and his own drug testing company as well. I don't trust the usada.