Twitter reacts to UFC 232 move to LA
The California State Athletic Commission was comfortable with the finding that Jones failure was due to residual traces from the past fail, but Twitter was not impressed.
An anti-doping test administered to Jon Jones apparently found traces of Turinabol from the previous test failure and the Nevada Athletic Commission wanted time to investigate, which would have canceled Saturday’s UFC 232 main event vs. Alexander Gustafsson. However, the California State Athletic Commission has been investigating Jones for over a year, and was comfortable with the finding that the failure was residual.
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As always with controversy, Twitter reacted.
https://twitter.com/Unclecreepymma/status/1076992497686061056https://twitter.com/CoreyA_MMA/status/1077044180797407232https://twitter.com/IamTheImmortal/status/1077022379518447617https://twitter.com/MikeChiappetta/status/1077000751896031233https://twitter.com/brianboom135/status/1076993058917494784https://twitter.com/FilthyTomLawlor/status/1076986389894377472https://twitter.com/Benaskren/status/1077005709248745472https://twitter.com/stipemiocic/status/1077011497556037632
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https://twitter.com/MeganA_mma/status/1076989909574057990https://twitter.com/AlexTheMauler/status/1077064742684880896
https://twitter.com/THEREALPUNK/status/1077097471380054016/photo/1
https://twitter.com/EliasTheodorou/status/1076998410350276613https://twitter.com/MMAjunkieJohn/status/1076997366417317888
