UFC's Chael Sonnen admits that he will continue to fight on TRT. The only problem is that Chael Sonnen has never actually proved he legitimately has hypogonadism by going through the rigorous medical testing that the likes of the Nevada State Athletic Commission and the California State Athletic Commission require a fighter to go through to be granted a therapeutic use exemption for testosterone.
Pennsylvania AC don't screw up the Nate Marquardt hearing! Nothing Marquardt or his management have said convinces me that he didn't cheat, so Marquardt deserves a longer suspension than he's received so far.
Will the Texas commission sanction Chael Sonnen's TRT at UFC 136? Given the Texas State Athletic Commission's lax attitude to steroid testing, one would believe that they'll have an equally lax attitude to giving out therapeutic use exemptions for TRT.
There is no obligation to relicense him then, and given the commission's feelings towards Sonnen, that doesn't speak well for his future.
And it may pretty much mean that his career is over.
Sort of live as it happens since we're going by tweets instead of live video.
Inqueries to the Ontario Athletics Commission about why Georges St. Pierre's fight with Jake Shields at UFC 129 wasn't stopped when GSP screamed that he couldn't see proved to be frustrating, but somewhat revealing.
A look at Sonnen's ordeals since last Summer and the latest on his newest suspension with exclusive comments from California State Athletic Commission George Dodd.
Chael Sonnen's UFC licensing issues won't be over next week. Sonnen's date with the Nevada State Athletic Commission has been pushed back from April 27th to mid May. Moreover, the California State Athletic Commission is also unhappy with Sonnen and may reopen their hearing too.
