Some of us here only enjoy combat sports. Some of us enjoy many sports. Myself I'm as big a fan of pro golf, NBA, and football both college and pro, as I am of MMA.
And in the sporting world you always hear the same tired lies day after day, year after year. "The tests are wrong." "My doctor said it was legal." "I was taking over the counter supplements."
Then Chael tried the whole family-man thing, which was awkward and ineffective, and I've always liked Chael.
Once there's smoke to a PED story, the best an athlete can pretty much ever hope to do is to get away from official punishment via an almost supernaturally lucky technicality—like Ryan Braun with one of his busts. But the reputation is ruined. Even if there's just some credible, or sometimes just logical proof against you, but you're never proven guilty—people still treat you like you're guilty. Look at Bonds and Clemens.
Media outlets aren't hitting this yet because it's a potentially massive story targeting one of the UFC's show ponies, and a lot of the MMA media still operates cautiously due to the UFC's reprisals in the past toward un-abiding media members. They're also probably waiting for the post-fight test to come back so it can all be done in one swoop.
Jones won't recover fully from this PED stuff, though. No athlete fully recovers anyway, and Jones of all people has way too many haters and has put prolonged beatings on too many fan-favorite fighters.