News Irina Alekseeva suspended one year by CSAD for failed drug test (Testosterone). USADA Failed to report.

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Irina Alekseeva suspended one year by CSAD for failed drug test (Testosterone). USADA failed to report the results of this sample for 4 months, allowing Irina to compete after a failed test

Alekseeva tested positive for values consistent with the administration of testosterone of exogenous origin in a urine sample collected by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) on June 21, 2023, while USADA was still the independent administrator of the UFC’s Anti-Doping Program (UFC ADP). However, USADA failed to report the results of this sample to her and to UFC until October 31, 2023, more than four (4) months after the sample was collected and AFTER Alekseeva was allowed to compete in a UFC event in Las Vegas, Nevada, on October 14, 2023.

Why would it take USADA 4 months to report a failed test?
 
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PFL is now with USADA.

It figures.
PFL seems so amateurly run and the point based season system they have sucks (no elbows but they dont even do grounded leg strikes to the head too).

Honestly stopped following them cause its exhausting ONE is much better.
 
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PFL seems so amateurly run and the point based season system they have sucks (no elbows but they dont even do grounded leg strikes to the head too).

Honestly stopped following them cause its exhausting ONE is much better.

I agree. But I gotta ask, what are grounded leg strikes to the head? Soccer kicks?
 
Irina Alekseeva suspended one year by CSAD for failed drug test (Testosterone). USADA failed to report the results of this sample for 4 months, allowing Irina to compete after a failed test

Alekseeva tested positive for values consistent with the administration of testosterone of exogenous origin in a urine sample collected by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) on June 21, 2023, while USADA was still the independent administrator of the UFC’s Anti-Doping Program (UFC ADP). However, USADA failed to report the results of this sample to her and to UFC until October 31, 2023, more than four (4) months after the sample was collected and AFTER Alekseeva was allowed to compete in a UFC event in Las Vegas, Nevada, on October 14, 2023.

Why would it take USADA 4 months to report a failed test?
I wonder how many other tests this has happened to.
 

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