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Probably for the best dudeThat's why I stay away from Mexican kangaroo.
Probably for the best dudeThat's why I stay away from Mexican kangaroo.
the mexican meat market is sure gonna get a boost with fighters going there to eat from all over the world.
ThisDidn't even know he failed a test.
The article says it's an ongoing issue with certain meats being sold in Mexico.
That actually makes sense. Clenbuterol is usually used by vetsMexican meat has been contaminanted with clembuterol, the national football team was popped for this same thing before.
We've heard this one before. Frank Mir I believe tried it. Don't think it worked.
the difference is that its well known that clenbuterol is used in farming in mexico.
moreno was in mexico, his wherabouts data showed when he was in mexico. and the levels were consistent with contamination via the food chain.
Turinabol on the other hand, is not used in kangaroo farming and franks sample was positive from prior to even being in australia
Switched up the title, thanks.And just to clarify @Arkridge
its not so much "receives no usada suspension" he was actually found "without fault or negligence"
Because the clenbuterol levels were so low, combined with him being Mexican and fighting in Mexico, USADA thought from the beginning that it was accidental, and didn't announce it until they released the no fault finding. He ate a bad burrito, nothing else to see.I didn't even know he was flagged by USADA.
USADA was informed of Moreno’s positive test result in September 2017, and immediately initiated an investigation to determine the circumstances that led to the positive test. As part of the investigation, USADA interviewed Moreno and several of his associates, and reviewed all available relevant evidence, including Moreno’s Whereabouts, dietary habits, and the laboratory reports demonstrating very low parts per billion concentrations of the prohibited substance in the athlete’s urine sample. Based on this information, USADA concluded that the presence of clenbuterol in the athlete’s sample very likely resulted from clenbuterol contaminated meat consumed in Mexico. USADA’s investigation also took into consideration the negative results for samples collected from Moreno both before and after his positive test. As a result, Moreno will not face a period of ineligibility for his positive test.
The horse meat strikes again.