- Joined
- Aug 26, 2009
- Messages
- 8,341
- Reaction score
- 2
Man, some serious jimmies rustled on either side here. Do we have a running number of posters who have gotten banned discussing this topic?
Not even a theory. That is EXACTLY what happened / is happening.
Pretty brazen accusations without a lot of specific proof, not saying it's not possible but I'd say this is tantamount to fighter bashing under the steroid accusation criteria.
Here's my plausible theory:
The guy who went to Wanderlei's gym provided no identification and presented documents only in English. As Wanderlei doesn't read in English that well, he informed the gentleman that he would need to have his lawyer review any documentation.
Wanderlei had to go to Brazil for the finale but has offered to take any tests when he gets back to the states.
Let's see if the NSAC decides to do the right thing and test him when he comes back.
With the release of Wand's video and the news by Dana that Wanderlei has been cut from 175 (from the UFC?). I think we have good grounds to say what happened. Here is my take on it:
Wanderlei was trying to delay his application for a license in Vegas as much as possible, so he wouldn't be subjected to the random commission testing routines until the very end where he knew he could be cycled out of whatever it was he was doing, having already spent months training. So he tried to just stay out of the jurisdiction of the commission by signing as close to the fight as possible, when he was already clean, after the culmination of his camp for the most part.
If not, then WHY the Hell did Wanderlei not apply for a license before? Why did he wait? He was clearly avoiding this. And the commission has said Wanderlei had ample time to do this too.
Why wait? Because he is 'too busy'? Please.
With one month to go, the commission sends their officials to have him sign the papers for the licensing.
Not sure that he can cycle off in time or get his shit straight in the dates set up there, he refuses to sign, hoping he can do it 'later' after consulting with his lawyers and team when he returns to Vegas. The commission takes this is a blatant refusal to submit to testing procedures and proceeds to notify Dana White who, with such short notice before the fight already, decides to simply cancel the fight and put something else instead.
So, Wanderlei was deliberately deferring the signing so he would avoid the commissions testing, until 'the last minute' where he would be clean and at the end of camp. Well, it turns out he tried to be too clever for his own good, and both the commission and Dana decided to change the fight.
He is not ducking Chael, he was trying to cheat the system to get himself juiced up and not have to be tested until the last instance.
Why is the commission even trying to test a guy that don't have a license to fight?
Why is the commission even trying to test a guy that don't have a license to fight?