Reports have emerged as to why Neil Magny has been pulled from the UFC Rochester fight card. Neil Magny has said that this is as a direct result of a failed USADA test outside of competition. The UFC veteran received a notice from the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) that he had tested positive for the banned substance, Di-Hydroxy-LGD-4033. This has led to the withdrawal from his scheduled bout with Vincente Luque. USADA are investigating Magny's statement, expressing that he is

The trend seemingly continues as four more UFC fighters are handed suspensions following crude results. USADA has announced the suspension of four UFC fighters, who have each accepted their 6-month suspensions. Ostarine has again popped as the culprit in contaminated substances. The fighters in questions are as follows: Augusto Mendes - March 7, 2018 Marvin Vettori - August 24, 2018 Sean O'Malley - September 5 and December 8, 2018 Nicco Montano - October 25, 2018 All but one,

There is no denying that the MMA community was in uproar after T.J Dillashaw popped for EPO's and the clips of a 2017 press conference for Garbrandt v Dillashaw surfaced. This showed Cody calling out the ex Alpha Male teammate being on PED's and teaching the team how to take said supplements. This has been further fuelled through Cody's frustration at USADA for allowing T.J Dillashaw to have stripped him of the Bantamweight belt. There is an argument to be made that this mean

T.J. Dillashaw has announced that he has voluntarily relinquished his UFC Bantamweight championship amid an adverse test finding, as he deals with the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) and the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC). This follows his TKO loss at the hands of Henry Cejudo (9-2 UFC) in the first round of UFC on ESPN+ 1. T.J. Dillashaw (12-4 UFC) revealed today that an ''adverse finding'' was the result of a test taken in conjunction with the Jan. 26th bout in Br