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Jose Aldo was happy to be drug tested by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) back in September. He even to prove it. However, this follows the of testosterone-replacement therapy (TRT) by former two-time Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) middleweight title challenger Vitor Belfort, as well as 'Junior's' own before his planned UFC 189 pay-per-view (PPV) encounter with Conor McGregor last July. 'Notorious' gave his thoughts to reporters during a UFC 194 media scrum : 'I think it's a flawed system if I'm being honest.
The UFC are taking great steps to clean the sport and it's phenomenal what they're doing. But still, it's a flawed system. The Irish Sports Council were hired by USADA to come and test me. So, that's Irish people coming to test me. If they're coming to test me, then the same people who are testing Jose are the Brazilian commission. The same people who were asking for selfies, who train in the gym, who will look the other way when a piss test gets thrown over his shoulder.
It's still a flawed system, I feel. But the steps are there.' Seems like McGregor isn't the only one these days.
The current interim featherweight champion has ahead of his title unification headliner opposite Aldo in Las Vegas on Sat., Dec. UFC assigned USADA to independently drug test its entire roster, with the policy taking effect a month later in July. Parameters were set up for first-time offenders and so forth, with initial failures netting a two-year suspension. Some names have since called UFC's partnership with USADA.
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Here's hoping there are no stinky tests in the aftermath of the promotion's year-end, UFC 194 PPV blockbuster, which also features a middleweight title defense by champion Chris Weidman against Luke Rockhold. For the complete UFC 194: 'Aldo vs.
McGregor' fight card, click.
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