Is it suspicious that Conor has never failed a USADA test, Even for recreational drugs?

[weaselkenievil]

Irishmen are drinkers not smokers or pill-poppers

That’s not true. Ever been to a rave, festival, gig that people take drugs at? Ever been there? They love the party drugs like the next man. They are known for having a drink but they’re a mad bunch whatever your tipple is.

On topic, I doubt Conor is doing anything too suspicious. He probably posts on Instagram every time he has a spliff, doubt he’s blazing all day every day. And I don’t buy into conspiracy stories, it’s a mine field once you start down that rabbit hole. Innocent till proven guilty.

 

[Deathbycalfkick]

JBJ was pulled 3 days before the fight from his test, Brock was tested over a week later than Jones. Unless there is a smoking gun, the timeline adds up that they didn't get it back until after the event. Brock had never tested positive before, in his college wrestling, in WWE nor in UFC.

Hunt has a very hard uphill battle to prove they knew.

Well we obviously don't have all the evidence to judge the merit of his case. All I'm saying is as long as his attorneys can prove that it's 51% likely that the UFC was aware that is all he needs. But that's obviously up to a judge or jury.

 

[kflo]

The threshold of proof in a civil case is much lower than a criminal case. He has to prove that it's more likely than not that the UFC knew about the failure. Much easier. That's why OJ lost the Civil case but was found not guilty of the criminal one.

There’s no evidence to suggest they knew. None.

 

[Starman]

Champ does what the fuck he wants.
Legalize all drugs .

Yes! Legalize fentanyl, heroin, crack, and crystal meth today!

 

[Stan]

USADA will do anything the UFC asks them to do including making sure Conor and other top money making fighters always come up clean on tests even though they most likely have substances in their system thats supposed to be banned.