Nevada Commission once again postpones Anderson Silva's trial for doping case

Anderson (photo) still doesn't know when he will be tried for doping. Photo: Reproduction

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It will not be this time that the doping case involving Anderson Silva will be judged by the Nevada Athletic Commission. The entity released the agenda for the meeting that will be held this Friday (15), in Las Vegas (USA), and, contrary to what was expected, the Brazilian's name was left out of the topics to be discussed at the meeting.

Anderson Silva He failed the doping test twice at the time of his last fight, in January, when he faced Nick Diaz at UFC 183. The former middleweight champion, who won the fight by decision of the judges, ended up being caught using anabolic steroids and anxiolytics, and has been awaiting his trial ever since.

The meeting on the 15th will address 26 topics, several of which relate to boxing competitions and others about UFC 187, which will be held in Las Vegas just over a week later. The curious thing is that Nick Diaz, also caught doping at UFC 183, using marijuana, will have his case discussed at the meeting.

At 40 years of age, Anderson Silva He turned his focus to the taekwondo tryouts for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. This is because, in MMA, the Brazilian could face a suspension and a fine for the events at UFC 183.

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