Not sure if you are joking but he was not cleared the first time lol.
Therefore, Anderoidz.
USADA is good at catching people but their process is dumb. They catch someone and decide that it wasn't their fault because what they took shouldn't have been illegal so they reduce their sentence instead of clearing them to fight again. Makes no sense. They either get punished or it's declared fault of the company selling it ang clear them
no, his was the same as everyone else but since the process had taken 18 or so months and the arbitrator would have given him 6 or 12, he just called it "time served" or some such thing and his suspension was over.Usually they are not clearing the fighters but reducing their suspension because "it was a contaminated supplement".
Barnett is the only big name who got cleared AFAIK.
I believe USADA's policy is not to test anyone that is provisionally suspended. Makes no sense to me but it is the policy right @dimspace ?USADA hasn't tested Jones since last October. 9.5 months of no testing.
USADA = JOKE.
Which is just fine by me because MMA is a C level joke sport to begin with.
I don't care enough to research USADA to make an educated argument.Thats not the process at all.
Educate yourself before calling anyone dumb again.
how are they just letting Brock compete? Does he not have to serve out the remainder of his suspension and re-enter the testing pool for a minimum amount of time before he can compete? They are literally making him follow the guidelines as far as I know, unless I'm uninformed about things.after clearing yoel, anderson, not catching ngannou while he trains and lives literally right below their noses and letting brock lesnar compete...
Will all the PED whiners in here still be deluded they are watching a clean sport?
Seriously, what your reaction will be? Will you still trust USADA?
The war on PEDs has already been lost just as much as the war on recreational drugs.
Helax, chill and enjoy
lazy vernacular is the cause of most problems here.Why are people saying that Anderson was cleared when he is still suspended?
I believe USADA's policy is not to test anyone that is provisionally suspended. Makes no sense to me but it is the policy right @dimspace ?
how are they just letting Brock compete? Does he not have to serve out the remainder of his suspension and re-enter the testing pool for a minimum amount of time before he can compete? They are literally making him follow the guidelines as far as I know, unless I'm uninformed about things.
I think thats how overthinking works hahahe had his own team test all his supplements and they all came out clean.
he then tested some extra supplements that weren't on his form. he never really explained why he tested them if he didn't take them (because he surely didn't take them without putting them on his form), but he did, and they came out clean.
then he admitted in front of a State AC in a public committee hearing that all his supplements were clean and he has no idea how he tested +. and that he would never admit guilt. but please believe him when he says, he's innocent. he also admitted his signature was forged by his agent on some testing related paperwork, btw, but that's beside the point (or is it?)
so for USADA to clear him with the tainted supplement route (i assume that's what you mean, though you didn't actually say it that way), they would have to go above and beyond with an explanation as to how and why.
if they "cleared" him in some other way than the tainted supplement route, i'd have to see what it was before making any conclusions. because that's how critical thinking works.
if you're retired, then you can't be forced to be in a voluntary drug testing organizations program. Same with a state athletic commission.
- he tested +.
- he stayed in the testing pool another 6 months.
- he left the testing pool.
- he was suspended a year.
- now he returned to the testing pool.
- he has to stay suspended the rest of the term - another 6 months.
- not very coincidentally, he would have had to stay in the testing pool 6 months as a returned fighter anyway. so it could be argued that he gamed the system a tad bit that way.
damn, i just added that, and i think you beat me by seconds cheers.
i'm not exactly sure what you're saying here, but let me reiterate (regurgitate?) the facts.if you're retired, then you can't be forced to be in a voluntary drug testing organizations program. Same with a state athletic commission.