Quote (Shadowoffury @ Jul 25 2015 03:31pm)

You're just the other side of the coin.

Quote (Shadowoffury @ Jul 25 2015 03:22pm)

Lol they didn't seize the test... Why are you making shit up? The tester(mosier) asked aldo to dispose of it.

Also, he had the wrong visa. Show me some sort of evidence that he had the right one, I haven't seen anyone but you say that.

The test was performed the next day by CABMMA, Mosier watched to make sure everything was done correctly, but he couldn't conduct the test himself because he didn't have a work visa and that's illegal.

Now that every supporting fact you have brought up in defense of your conspiracy theory has fallen apart I'm interested in how you're going to go on believing in it anyway, I have no doubt that you will find a way tho heh

Quote (lxxgatmanxxl @ Jul 25 2015 10:40am)

Oh some facts.... What a rare sighting

Quote (Shadowoffury @ Jul 25 2015 03:31pm)

You're just the other side of the coin.

Quote (Majithor @ Jul 25 2015 04:40pm)

that's actually wrong information. the tester who was sent there had a 10-year visa

In early June 2015, Drug Free Sport was engaged by the Nevada State Athletic Commission ("NSAC") to conduct a single urine test for an athlete in Brazil. Drug Free Sport's preparation and execution of the testing event in Brazil complied with ethical best practices in anti-doping collections. Proper work visa applications detailing Drug Free Sport's job functions were submitted to the Brazilian Consulate in Chicago, Illinois onJune 18, 2012, and aten year work visa was issuedby the Consulate and relied upon by the Drug Free Sport collector in subsequent testing events. Drug Free Sport does not comment on client program specifics related to any collection event, but the NSAC, the UFC and Drug Free Sport were diligent in their effort to ensure a fair and ethical collection event in Brazil.


kids just refuse to accept the FACTS

Quote (lxxgatmanxxl @ Jul 25 2015 01:40pm)

Oh some facts.... What a rare sighting

Quote (Majithor @ Jul 25 2015 02:40pm)

that's actually wrong information. the tester who was sent there had a 10-year visa

In early June 2015, Drug Free Sport was engaged by the Nevada State Athletic Commission ("NSAC") to conduct a single urine test for an athlete in Brazil. Drug Free Sport's preparation and execution of the testing event in Brazil complied with ethical best practices in anti-doping collections. Proper work visa applications detailing Drug Free Sport's job functions were submitted to the Brazilian Consulate in Chicago, Illinois onJune 18, 2012, and aten year work visa was issuedby the Consulate and relied upon by the Drug Free Sport collector in subsequent testing events. Drug Free Sport does not comment on client program specifics related to any collection event, but the NSAC, the UFC and Drug Free Sport were diligent in their effort to ensure a fair and ethical collection event in Brazil.


kids just refuse to accept the FACTS

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According to collection reports filed by Drug Free Sport and obtained by ESPN.com, the company assigned collection responsibilities to Ben Mosier, its director of professional sports drug testing. Mosier is described as having conducted "thousands" of collections, including internationally, without incident.

Quote (MVPx @ Jul 25 2015 05:09pm)

THATS SOME REAL FACTS. Stop saying the guy didn't have a visa, he did.



I'm definitely biased to conor, FOR SURE. But idc who this was, this whole situation is beyond shady, if you can't admit Aldo's drug fiasco is super suspicious.... Then idk what to say to you.

Quote (ImaginativeFigment @ Jul 25 2015 03:02pm)

you realize I am agreeing with you and just patronizing how the mcgregor dick swingers act around here?



you made up half of how it happened though regardless dude, saying aldo got it thrown out etc etc. Aldo called the cops etc etc.
If he was dirty he would have never pissed in that cup to begin with that day.
And in all likeliness most of the fighters roid, if you can't admit that. You need to wake up and open your eyes.

Quote (ImaginativeFigment @ Jul 25 2015 03:11pm)

all speculation in the end, I can do the same for mcgregor if I wanted... But there's no reason to. Accept that mostly all elite level fighters are on some sort of PED and move along.

Quote (MVPx @ Jul 25 2015 05:12pm)

How could you do the same for conor? When they went to test him, he walked into the bathroom with the tester, pissed in a cup / got blood taken or whatever, and that was the end of it.. He didn't take a test 24 hours later.

Quote (ImaginativeFigment @ Jul 25 2015 03:18pm)

most people can't cut 30 pounds without a diuretic. There speculation achieved. And I have not once discredited what conor has done... Again please quote where I have, I am not a mcgregor hater. It's just sad how you nutswingers discredit another fighter who has had an amazing career fighting the best competition and winning... for a lot longer than your dick swinger of the month. Sure mcgregors on a meteoric rise.. But it in no way is more or less impressive than aldos run in the ufc.

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UFC featherweight Chad Mendes appeared recently on the Sherdog Radio Network’s ”Beatdown” show and discussed Performance Enhancing Drugs in the UFC. Mendes said that he believes UFC Featherweight Champ Jose Aldo ‘definitely’ uses PEDs. Further, Mendes alleges that that, and not the neck injury, is why Aldo dropped of their scheduled title at UFC 176.

“I definitely do [think Aldo’s using PEDs]. This is something that's been ongoing, but for him to all of a sudden just drop out -- I mean he drops out of a lot of fights -- but I think it’s pretty coincidental.”

"It’s funny to me that as soon as the whole random drug testing started popping up, the next day he is injured and out of the fight. If anything, I could throw that in his face, but whatever.”

“I like [random drug testing].The only thing I question about the system is what do we do about guys that are out of the country? Guys in Brazil, guys in Japan, can we trust those random drug tests? I was thinking about this the other day: If someone were to knock on Aldo’s door in Brazil and say, ‘We need to give you a random drug test,’ and he says ‘Here’s $1,000, go away,’ it’s done. I feel like something like that could happen very easily. I just want to know what the system would be -- how could we trust that it’s going to be fair everywhere?”