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UFC 92 Fighters Test Clean
Quinton Jackson. Photo property of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
The Nevada State Athletic Commission today announced that all of the fighters tested following UFC 92 on December 27 have passed their respective tests for performance-enhancing drugs and drugs of abuse.
UFC 92 featured two title changing hands: Rashad Evans scored a third-round TKO of fellow “Ultimate Fighter” winner Forrest Griffin to capture the UFC light heavyweight title while Frank Mir became the first fighter to ever stop Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira in regaining a piece of the UFC heavyweight belt.
The following fighters were tested: Evans, Griffin, Nogueira, Mir, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, Yushin Okami, Cheick Kongo, Matt Hamill, C.B. Dollaway, Brad Blackburn, Antoni Hardonk and Patrick Barry.
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Jan 15, 2009 9:40 AM
Even if they were tested, it doesnt necessarily mean anything.. They test em months at a time. They need to test em once every week lol.. Everyone knows sherk and a few others like to dabble in the roids in there training sessions, and not the only 2-3 fights that there in in a year.