Wheelie
06-03-2014, 15:48
More than two months after UFC 168, two of its fighters are in limbo, awaiting final results of the drug testing conducted during that weekend. According to Nevada athletic commission chairman Francisco Aguilar, the tests of featherweight Dennis Siver and welterweight Siyar Bahadurzada came back inconclusive, triggering a test of their respective B samples.
Aguilar told UFC Tonight's Ariel Helwani that final results could be returned within two weeks.
An "inconclusive" result could signal many possibilities, ranging from the mishandling of a sample to a diluted sample. It does not necessarily indicate guilt.
http://msn.foxsports.com/ufc/story/two-ufc-168-drug-tests-flagged-for-inconclusive-results-030514
Aguilar told UFC Tonight's Ariel Helwani that final results could be returned within two weeks.
An "inconclusive" result could signal many possibilities, ranging from the mishandling of a sample to a diluted sample. It does not necessarily indicate guilt.
http://msn.foxsports.com/ufc/story/two-ufc-168-drug-tests-flagged-for-inconclusive-results-030514