Lol@ you comparing a professional fighter to a professor. If you're going to argue at least bring reason comparisons instead of the shit one you just spit out.
It's unprofessional at the rate Weidman brings up PEDS. It's not "unprofessional" to criticize other fighters for PED use.
But obviously you are extremely clueless and decided to use the sentence into your own context to flame. When clearly Weidman is being quite unprofessional for the amount of shit he talks about other fighters being on PEDS. How is it not unprofessional when you constantly have a well-known Champ, constantly talking and bashing fighters who used PEDS.
That really shows the image of our sport does it?.
I have no problem with anyone criticizing people for PED use. But you should clearly know how loud Weidman is about PED use and the constant bashing he does.
It's not good for the image of the sport to constantly spew shit like that. You don't see it in the MLB, you don't see it in any other major sport organization. Why the fuck is it allowed to happen here.
Do you really think the UFC wants to be constantly reminded about Silva's bust? Get real.
Wrong, wrong, and wrong again.
What hurts the sport is PED use itself, not those who want to clean the sport up and make it safe, and have decided to be vocal about it.
What would be unprofessional is to act like it isn't a problem, and NOT speak out loudly. That shows a lack of integrity. People who cheat and put others in danger DESERVE all the criticism they get.
The UFC has known all long that there was WAY too much PED use going on, and chose to explicitly deny that it was a problem until it slapped them in the face and became a public relations night mare. They could have done something about it before it slapped them in the face; they could have put their foot down and started doing hardcore testing and increased punishment for positive tests LONG AGO. It isn't up to Weidman to lie quietly to try to repair the public relations nightmare caused by the UFC's unethical choices. They were putting their fighters in danger by turning a blind eye to rampant steroid use to keep their cash flow going.