So, guys, Derek, more place more dates.com.

Today we are going to be talking about USADA and drug testing in the UFC.

Once again, because some interesting tweets were put out by Connor McGregor about drug testing

and some of the past positive test results we've seen, most notably, against the infamous

everybody is on steroids guy, Nate Diaz. So this post was put up and I was tagged in by quite a few people

about Nate's issue with USADA and his positive test result for a SARM so interesting thing about this is they've overlaid Connor McGregor's tweet at Jeff Novitsky how come the public isn't told about positive tests anymore

how after the

Nate Diaz steroid debacle where he produced his own nutrition company's tainted multivitamin

was instantly cleared prior to a mega money fight? Are we now in the dark on test results?

So I don't know if there's less funding during the you know what that's going on the world

right now or what the deal is. But you know, it's kind of interesting how they're trying to, you know what that's going on the world right now or what the deal is but um you know

it's kind of interesting how they're trying to you know keep shit you know on the hush hush in terms of

who's testing positive for what it's like you know almost makes you think of uh like the NFL when you

have guys like fucking edelman who are testing positive and clearly causing red flags on T to E ratios and whatnot.

And, you know, the statement made is he tested positive for like something.

And then that's it.

And it's just swept under the rug.

And it's hopefully the use out is not going in that direction here.

But that is what Connor seems to be claiming.

Seems to be the case. They're

getting less and less transparent about things and things are getting a bit more lenient

again potentially. So anyways, this is the face-off between back in the day of Connor and

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