Kemo
09-18-2015, 08:27 PM
When Nick Diaz received an overly harsh five-year suspension from the NAC for his third marijuana offense, several fighters rallied behind him. Henry Cejudo outright claimed he would never fight in the state of Nevada again, a trend that other fighters seem to be following.
UFC veteran Aljamain Sterling was first to “second” the sentiments shared by Cejudo, as he took to social media to claim other fighters should join them in boycotting fighting in the state of Nevada.
@MMAFighting I second that statement. Fighters should stand up together and let the NSAC know they need to be unbiased & give a fair process
— Aljamain Sterling (@FunkMaster_UFC) September 16, 2015
UFC veteran Aljamain Sterling was first to “second” the sentiments shared by Cejudo, as he took to social media to claim other fighters should join them in boycotting fighting in the state of Nevada.
@MMAFighting I second that statement. Fighters should stand up together and let the NSAC know they need to be unbiased & give a fair process
— Aljamain Sterling (@FunkMaster_UFC) September 16, 2015