dam using cocaine as the fall excuse.
i guess conte is accusing him of roiding
then again he knows more about this sh!t then anybody in the world i guess
Jon Jones tests POSITIVE for COCAINE on the way to rehab......however he will retain title.
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i guess conte is accusing him of roiding
then again he knows more about this sh!t then anybody in the world i guess
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
steroids won't make you a better fighter either. if you were one of his opponents you wouldn't be sayin this shyt. cocaine without question gives you an unfair advantage when going into combat. it unnaturally increases your adrenaline and makes you temporarily numb to pain. the pain will be there when the high wears off, but while you on it you're pain threshold is going to be much greater. you never got an adrenaline rush before?.....now imagine that only much stronger. dude cheated....plain and simple. I don't even fukk with MMA but dude should be stripped of his title.
Field Marshall Bradley
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My question to you is have you ever been in a fight..? And its apparent that you haven't....Anyone who is in a fight is gonna get an adrenaline rush, and if they can't fight or are the inferior opponent, they'll still getting knocked, stomped, choked out......And yes Coke can make you numb the effects of your pain receptors momentarily.....but in no way shape or form does that guarantee anything.. Not by a longshot...
Besides, he tested clean after the fight so I don't see why people even bring this point up......
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
....aight settle down there tough guy. people in fights get adrenaline rushes....holy shyt you're a genius. not only that but I can tell you've been in plenty of fights before
.....so two guys are getting in a fight....both get a rush of adrenaline....one takes a line of coke....now who do you think has more adrenaline?.....exactly smart guy. for plenty of fighters the SOLE reason they win fights is their ability to endure more pain than their opponents. you admit that coke can you make you numb to pain but you're still arguing that it's not an unfair advantage when participating in a sport where your main objective is to inflict PAIN on your opponent. jesus christ. i'm done. fukkin geniuses in here.
Field Marshall Bradley
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at all the cokeheads coming out of the woodwork to cape for their precious powder 
I always thought he seemed like a nerd, I'm kinda surprised he gets down like that. But I don't see a issue with it. as far as him going to rehab... he could just be doing that for PR.
Absolut
Legal Bookie
jones likely had zero say in going to rehab. the ufc probably forced him to go to rehab as part of their "code of conduct" thats written into the fighters contracts. the ufc is the one doing it for the PR. doesnt hold water tho since they let him fight so they could pocket that ppv revenue, showing its not about the "code of conduct" at all, but like any other corporation is only about the money. i dont really read anything in mma circles, websites and all of that. but its pretty remarkable what little the ufc continues to pay these fighters in comparison to the shyt tons of money they bring in with zero media backlash that i have seen. fukking pieces of shyt from the top on down in that organization. fighters making 5k and shyt for a fight on some of these ppvs. absurd
apparently dana didnt tell jones about his positive test until 2 days after his fight with cormier
he passed his pre fight test and i guess their waiting for his post fight urine and blood test
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/1/7...mmission-calls-jon-jones-drug-test-failure-an
According to sources close to the situation, Jones was not notified by the Nevada Athletic Commission of the failed drug test before the fight. Sources say he was informed by UFC officials on Monday, two days after UFC 182. NAC executive director Bob Bennett told MMAFighting.com that he would defer to the UFC about when the promotion informed Jones of the news but confirmed that, to the best of his knowledge, Jones was only told after the fight. The UFC declined to comment on their timeline of events.
he passed his pre fight test and i guess their waiting for his post fight urine and blood test
http://www.mmafighting.com/2015/1/7...mmission-calls-jon-jones-drug-test-failure-an
According to sources close to the situation, Jones was not notified by the Nevada Athletic Commission of the failed drug test before the fight. Sources say he was informed by UFC officials on Monday, two days after UFC 182. NAC executive director Bob Bennett told MMAFighting.com that he would defer to the UFC about when the promotion informed Jones of the news but confirmed that, to the best of his knowledge, Jones was only told after the fight. The UFC declined to comment on their timeline of events.
I never unequivocally said it did. The perception is there and that alone compromises the integrity of the sport, and if the integrity of the sport is comprised, then so are the outcomes. Only a few studies have been conducted on it and while they came to the conclusion that Cocaine in itself does not enhance performance, they conceded that an athlete who uses cocaine regularly may feel (in his/her mind) that it enhances performance.
Lawrence Taylor (and he's not the only one) admitted to using Cocaine beginning in 1982, he admitted to cocaine use while earning the MVP award. Lawrence Taylor's game may not have been enhanced by cocaine but it sure as hell didn't hurt it!!!!! And in his mind, it made him feel invincible and give harder hits (which is conducive to a bone-crushing sport like football), the type of hits he most likely credited to cocaine. My main points are that fans are justified in asking those questions and two:
Irrespective of whether athletes feel enhanced while participating in sport, frequent and prolonged Cocaine usage is not conducive to a healthy life. Period.
Do you disagree with that statement?
I wish I read this before I typed up my response.