Kemo
10-04-2015, 04:50 AM
Officially, the United States Anti-Doping Association was supposed to be releasing the first quarterly round of UFC drug testing statistics on their website. Instead, the athlete search page went up a little early. There’s still supposed to be a more detailed page with all results coming tomorrow, but this is what who USADA has listed and hw many tests they were given:
Jose Aldo 2
Thiago Alves 4
Corey Anderson 1
Andrei Arlovski 2
Ryan Bader 1
Josh Barnett 1
Vitor Belfort 1
Jan Blachowicz 1
Tom Breese 1
Chico Camus 1
Alex Chambers 1
Daniel R Cormier 2
Bethe Correia 4
John Dodson 1
Todd Duffee 2
Rashad Evans 1
Paul Felder 1
Cezar Ferreira 2
Claudia Gadelha 2
Alexander Gustafsson 2
Uriah Hall 1
Hayder Hassan 2
Dan Henderson 1
Johny Hendricks 1
Max Holloway 1
Kyoji Horiguichi 1
Anthony Johnson 3
Demetrious Johnson 1
Michael Johnson 2
Cristiane Justino 2
Chad Laprise 1
Neil Magny 1
Jimi Manuwa 3
Conor McGregor 2
Francisco Mir 2
Takeya Mizugaki 1
Gegard Mousasi 1
Roy Nelson 1
Ross Pearson 1
Dustin Poirier 2
George Roop 1
Ronda J Rousey 5
Antonio Silva 4
Erick Silva 1
Tony Sims 1
Tecia Torres 1
Francisco Trinaldo 1
Kamarudeen Usman 2
Paige VanZant 1
Tyron Woodley 1
From a quick glance, the most interesting statistic is probably Thiago Alves having been tested four times. He’s the only fighter with more than two tests that was never scheduled to fight during the third quarter, with his next fight (vs. Benson Henderson on November 28th in Seoul, South Korea) being announced five weeks ago. Alves had failed a drug test for a banned diuretic in the past. The other fighters with more than two tests were Ronda Rousey (five, defended her title in August), Bethe Correia (four, fought Rousey), and Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva (four, defeated Soa Palelei on the Rousey vs. Correia main card and has two past positive tests), Anthony Johnson (three, defeated Jimi Manuwa at UFC 191), and Jimi Manuwa (three, lost to Anthony Johnson at UFC 191).
Jose Aldo 2
Thiago Alves 4
Corey Anderson 1
Andrei Arlovski 2
Ryan Bader 1
Josh Barnett 1
Vitor Belfort 1
Jan Blachowicz 1
Tom Breese 1
Chico Camus 1
Alex Chambers 1
Daniel R Cormier 2
Bethe Correia 4
John Dodson 1
Todd Duffee 2
Rashad Evans 1
Paul Felder 1
Cezar Ferreira 2
Claudia Gadelha 2
Alexander Gustafsson 2
Uriah Hall 1
Hayder Hassan 2
Dan Henderson 1
Johny Hendricks 1
Max Holloway 1
Kyoji Horiguichi 1
Anthony Johnson 3
Demetrious Johnson 1
Michael Johnson 2
Cristiane Justino 2
Chad Laprise 1
Neil Magny 1
Jimi Manuwa 3
Conor McGregor 2
Francisco Mir 2
Takeya Mizugaki 1
Gegard Mousasi 1
Roy Nelson 1
Ross Pearson 1
Dustin Poirier 2
George Roop 1
Ronda J Rousey 5
Antonio Silva 4
Erick Silva 1
Tony Sims 1
Tecia Torres 1
Francisco Trinaldo 1
Kamarudeen Usman 2
Paige VanZant 1
Tyron Woodley 1
From a quick glance, the most interesting statistic is probably Thiago Alves having been tested four times. He’s the only fighter with more than two tests that was never scheduled to fight during the third quarter, with his next fight (vs. Benson Henderson on November 28th in Seoul, South Korea) being announced five weeks ago. Alves had failed a drug test for a banned diuretic in the past. The other fighters with more than two tests were Ronda Rousey (five, defended her title in August), Bethe Correia (four, fought Rousey), and Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva (four, defeated Soa Palelei on the Rousey vs. Correia main card and has two past positive tests), Anthony Johnson (three, defeated Jimi Manuwa at UFC 191), and Jimi Manuwa (three, lost to Anthony Johnson at UFC 191).