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Pros React on Twitter to Gilbert Melendez Positive Drug Test

Pros React on Twitter to Gilbert Melendez Positive Drug Test

 

UFC lightweight Gilbert Melendez has tested positive for exogenous origin of testosterone metabolites, and has been suspended for a year, starting from his Eddie Alvarez fight at UFC 188 on June 13, 2015 in Mexico.
Melendez gets off easy as his failed test falls a few days short of the new USADA rules which start from July 1. He would have surely received a 2 year suspension.

 

Twitter reacted:

 

 

@supercalo: nSaC fails again, name on test was Gilbert Melendez not Giblet Melendez, sheer incompetence, Giblet remains negative.

@frontrowbrian: Gilbert Melendez screwed up big time. I have to think FOX and ESPN will fire him.

@NickUFC: I wouldn’t be surprised if Gilbert Melendez never fights in the UFC again. Will be 34 when his suspension is over, 1-3 in UFC & costs a lot.

@ZidanSports: Gilbert Melendez’s UFC achievements can be rounded down to one: a win over Diego Sanchez. 1-3 and now suspended for a year.Lovely investment

@MindsetsandReps: Either way it’s good for the sport. A clean fighter going up against an ‘enhanced’ fighter is a serious health risk. #UFC #Melendez

@FletchFFletch33: Probably should’ve know something the way Gilbert Melendez walked through damage like Robert Patrick in T2.

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