Rousey v. Kaufman drug tests come back 'invalid'

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Drug testing for the August 18 Strikeforce: Rousey vs. Kaufman event in San Diego has been classified as "invalid," the California state athletic commission (CSAC) told media members on Monday afternoon.

The commission would not comment any further, with a spokesperson saying, "we have no additional information" when asked for further details. An "invalid" test is one in which a laboratory is prevented from obtaining a valid result due to any number of circumstances surrounding it.

UFC vice president of regulatory affairs Marc Ratner on Monday told MMA Fighting that the issue was caused by a problem with either the chain of custody or the way the test was collected by CSAC's inspectors.


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Why does the CSAC always have way more drug test problems than any other major state?

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Surprised this doesn't happen more often.

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Can you imagine if...........

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In other news, Lyoto Machida was in charge of handling the samples at the past Strikeforce event.

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Burndogg - In other news, Lyoto Machida was in charge of handling the samples at the past Strikeforce event.

Pffff! Lmfao! Phone Post

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sgotwalks - Can you imagine if...........

The world would implode

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Burndogg - In other news, Lyoto Machida was in charge of handling the samples at the past Strikeforce event.

Slow clap. Phone Post

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Burndogg - In other news, Lyoto Machida was in charge of handling the samples at the past Strikeforce event.

  This thread, and my mind, have just been bottled with mercenary efficiency

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 CSAC is a joke. 

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sgotwalks - Can you imagine if...........

Sounds like it was just a screw-up, having nothing to do with the fighters. I doubt Ronda or Kaufman were cheating, but, if it was anybody it would probably be the one hanging out with the biggest cheater in WMMA.

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stonepony -
sgotwalks - Can you imagine if...........

Sounds like it was just a screw-up, having nothing to do with the fighters. I doubt Ronda or Kaufman were cheating, but, if it was anybody it would probably be the one hanging out with the biggest cheater in WMMA.

I hope so. Lots of variables can make a test invalid. Fingers crossed its harmless. Phone Post

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 Also, the CSAC tested positive for incompetency.  

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Burndogg - In other news, Lyoto Machida was in charge of handling the samples at the past Strikeforce event.

  LOL!

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dbl post.

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Burndogg - In other news, Lyoto Machida was in charge of handling the samples at the past Strikeforce event.

 I see what you did there.

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In other news the CSAC is a complete joke. I dont know why any fighter with a choice would fight there

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wouldn't be surprised if ronda was roiding. look at how many olympians have roided. considering that most beat the test, for a person to get caught by the IOC, it wouldn't be their first time. granted ronda's never pissed hot, neither did cyborg or reem until recently.

sarah kaufman might also see how much roiding goes on and be tempted herself.

who knows.

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 csac and the entire cali govt is a fucking joke.

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You guys have seen how fried Ronda looked in them 209 videos, right?