N. Diaz (photo) was caught for using marijuana against A. Silva. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC
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This Monday (14), in a very controversial audience, the former UFC belt challenger Nick Diaz received the second most severe punishment in the history of the Nevada Athletic Commission and was suspended for five years after being found to have used marijuana during anti-doping tests during the fight against Anderson Silva, in January this year. Completely distraught with the outcome of the trial, Diaz left the regulatory body's headquarters shooting everywhere and sparing literally no other MMA fighter, accusing everyone in the sport of using illegal performance-enhancing substances.
"It's ridiculous! I've never used steroids in my life, that's another thing I'm going to say now. I know all the fighters and they all use steroids. All these motherfuckers use, they all use steroids. I already know this, everyone knows this. I'm the only person in the sport who doesn't use it. Now there are new rules in play and there are guys who aren't using steroids today, but they used to and always have. I've never used steroids and I haven't broken any rules now. I tested below the maximum limit. My last test was also below the new limits too”, said Nick, according to the “Combate” channel website.
At 32, Nick Diaz He has a professional record of 26 wins, nine losses and two unsuccessful fights. Punished with a five-year suspension by the Athletic Commission and fined more than R$600, Diaz, who is also banned from even being his brother Nate's cornerman in fights held in Las Vegas, would only be allowed to return to the ring at 37. years.
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