C. Boi entering the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram
After a new positive test for boldenone and its metabolites, prohibited in competitions, Carlos Boi he was released by Ultimate after five fights – three wins and two losses – in the organization. The heavyweight (up to 120,2kg.) had been hired for the event in 2017 and lost to Andrei Arlovski in the unanimous decision of the judges, which took place in October, in the most recent presentation. The information was released by 'MMA fighting'.
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After testing positive, Boi received an 18-month suspension from the Nevada Athletic Commission. This is not the first time that Carlos has experienced a drama with anti-doping tests.
In 2017, the fighter was prevented from competing by USADA (United States Anti-Doping Agency) due to the use of steroids. At the time, the athlete had recently signed a contract with Ultimate, but was only able to debut in 2020.
A pupil of the Brazilian fans, Carlos debuted in Ultimate in July 2020, when he suffered a controversial defeat to Sergey Spivak. Afterwards, the Bahian competed in four more fights, winning on three occasions. As the USADA punishment is retroactive to the period in which the material was collected, Carlos, 27 years old, can return to active duty on April 16, 2023.
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