joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
That's why I'm never ever EVER gonna buy a PPV. I'm not lining this chocolateless malteser head looking motherfukker's pockets. ol avatar arrow on ya forehead having ass fukk
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That's why I'm never ever EVER gonna buy a PPV. I'm not lining this chocolateless malteser head looking motherfukker's pockets. ol avatar arrow on ya forehead having ass fukk
LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
Chad Mendes has been suspended for two years by USADA after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug in an out-of-competition sample May 17, the UFC's anti-doping partner announced Wednesday. The banned substance GHRP-6, also known as growth-hormone releasing hexapeptide, was found in Mendes' system.
Hope that Conor and Edgar fight can hold him over. My guess is he starts coaching/teaching wrestling if he hasn't already. Don't think he comes back.
Hope that Conor and Edgar fight can hold him over. My guess is he starts coaching/teaching wrestling if he hasn't already. Don't think he comes back.
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
He lost convincingly to the top 3 fighters in the div so it's not like he's going to leave the sport with any doubt where his place was. Can't believe the ish these dudes are getting caught with, its almost like they want out.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Losing his prime years. 1-3 in his last 4 (granted they are the top 3) and he took a helluva lot of punishment in those fights. Now suspended for 2 years 
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Nick Diaz suspension over on July 31
First of all....
at another UFC fighter getting busted for PEDs by the USADA
But more importantly, this:
...meant I had to come in here and give the breh @The Infamous an
and a 
from our convo yesterday.
damn these mufukkas are getting caught with some interesting shyt in their system these days lol
I always liked Mini Mendes.
Looks like the lasting legacy of his career is going to be getting finished brutally by the elite of the division and being a drug cheat
Looks like the lasting legacy of his career is going to be getting finished brutally by the elite of the division and being a drug cheat
USADA is playing no games with these cats.
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Jose Aldo returned in grand fashion at UFC 200, defeating Frankie Edgar via unanimous decision to claim the interim featherweight championship.
Back in Brazil, the Nova Uniao fighter has revealed that he had a spy during fight week.
The UFC usually separates the fighters at the hotel in two different groups, and Aldo says that he looked at the list of athletes training at the second room to see who could give him information about Edgar’s training routine and strategy. According to the interim champion, that’s why he didn’t throw many kicks during the 25-minute fight.
"If I kicked, he’d take me down," Aldo said during a media day at Nova Uniao on Wednesday. "We had a few spies from the other side, people that were training with him the entire week, and they always came and talked to us. So I had to stop kicking and my left hand, because he would counter on that."
Asked one more time if he really had a spy in Las Vegas, Aldo doubled down.
"Of course I had. Otherwise, why wouldn’t I kick? That’s my instinct," Aldo said. "So we always have a spy. We send someone to be a part of that training [room] and then they give us information. We get that information and know what they are training."
Aldo wouldn’t reveal the name of the person gave him the information before July 9, but guaranteed that it’s not the first time he was given details of his opponent’s routine days before a UFC fight.
"Thank God it always happens, man," Aldo said. "We always have Brazilians in the other corners. When I go train in the first day, I also see the list of cornerman. And, if there’s a Brazilian, we go after him and ask him to take a look, because that helps a lot."
Jose Aldo: I had a spy in Frankie Edgar's camp during UFC 200 fight week
Back in Brazil, the Nova Uniao fighter has revealed that he had a spy during fight week.
The UFC usually separates the fighters at the hotel in two different groups, and Aldo says that he looked at the list of athletes training at the second room to see who could give him information about Edgar’s training routine and strategy. According to the interim champion, that’s why he didn’t throw many kicks during the 25-minute fight.
"If I kicked, he’d take me down," Aldo said during a media day at Nova Uniao on Wednesday. "We had a few spies from the other side, people that were training with him the entire week, and they always came and talked to us. So I had to stop kicking and my left hand, because he would counter on that."
Asked one more time if he really had a spy in Las Vegas, Aldo doubled down.
"Of course I had. Otherwise, why wouldn’t I kick? That’s my instinct," Aldo said. "So we always have a spy. We send someone to be a part of that training [room] and then they give us information. We get that information and know what they are training."
Aldo wouldn’t reveal the name of the person gave him the information before July 9, but guaranteed that it’s not the first time he was given details of his opponent’s routine days before a UFC fight.
"Thank God it always happens, man," Aldo said. "We always have Brazilians in the other corners. When I go train in the first day, I also see the list of cornerman. And, if there’s a Brazilian, we go after him and ask him to take a look, because that helps a lot."
Jose Aldo: I had a spy in Frankie Edgar's camp during UFC 200 fight week