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FNU Combat Sports Show, Jon Jones Busted Again, Mayweather vs.. McGregor Previews and Predictions, Crossover Potential

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Tony, Tom and Rich discuss the upcoming “Superfight” in Las Vegas between Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather, Refresh. this Saturday night. We also break down Tony’s PREDICTION. This week’s show also features our discussions on the crossover potential after this fight. Anthony Joshua and Tony Bellew both expressed interest in crossover fights. We additionally chat about Jon Jones testing positive for a steroid after UFC 215 and the upcoming Bellator card tomorrow night. We even go over the Mini May/Mac fight at Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club in Las Vegas.

 

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FNU Combat Sports Show: UFC 214 breakdown, Nobody Likes Dana White, Tom and Tony break down Broner vs. Garcia and Lomachenko vs. Marriaga

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This week’s combat sports show is a split personality situation. We had technical difficulties getting all of us together for the show, so we recorded Tom and Tony chatting with each other on Thursday night. I’ve added my portion today. It all worked out to some incredible insight about Mayweather vs. McGregor, Dana White’s growing problem with disgruntled stars in the UFC, Broner vs.. Garcia and Lomachenko vs. Marriaga. We also break down Jon Jones beating Daniel Cormier at UFC 214 and the implications for a Brock Lesnar showdown in the Octagon. It’s far from likely, but it’s intriguing. We also touch on the retirements of Juan Manuel Marquez and Wladimir Klitschko.

Tom and Tony Talk Shop:

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FNU Combat Sports Show: Mayweather vs.. McGregor, UFC 214 Preview

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This week’s show features lots of Mayweather vs. McGregor discussion and a look back at the last two weeks in combat sports. We preview this weekend’s fights as well. Tune in to find out what Rich’s new favorite Conor McGregor insult is…and why it applies to Dana White as well. Psychic Tom gives his valuable insight and Tony the Tornado breaks down all the boxing angles in this episode.

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Anderson Silva, Jon Jones, Eddie Alvarez, MMA linako le tse ling tse tharo Combat Tournaments sehlooho se reng MMA World Expo, Moqebelo, Aug. 12 a New York City

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MMA superstars ho kopana le ho lumelisa baeti Annual extravaganza, ho fetao dia Hosting linako a Muay Thai, tšoasa ho kampana le ho Brazil Jiu-Jitsu,
hammoho le barekisi le diseminara

NEW YORK, December 9 - The botšelela selemo le selemo MMA World Expo, lebōpong le ka bochabela ea Premiere Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) ho bokelloa hlahisa ka City World Ford, tla khutlela ho New York ea Jakobo Javits Center, North Pavilion, ka moqebelo, December 12. Phahameng ka ho fetisisa Fighting Championship (UFC) superstars Jon "Bones" Jones, Anderson "The Sekho se" Silva le Eddie Alvarez e tla ba letsoho bakeng sa ketsahalo eo, e leng o tšepisa hore o ba seholo ho feta leha e le neng, le ba bane, phela ho loantša ho lipapali turnira, ho akarelletsa le tsenwe MMA linako a gorole, diseminara le barekisi.

Hape ka letsoho la ka Expo e tla ba World Series ea Loantša tse peli arola lefatše 'mampoli David Branch, hammoho le World Series ea Fighting phethahatso Carlos Silva (CEO) le Ntate Marena (E le mopresidente), ke mang ea tla nka karolo potso le ho araba fa setlhopha se kopane le mecha ea litaba le Fans, le senola tse molemo mabapi le khema ea rerile ho 2016.

Branch, ea busang World Series ea Fighting middleweight (185 lik'hilograma tse) le khanya heavyweight (205 lik'hilograma tse) mampoli, tla amohela e khethehileng, e mong lihora seminari ea Expo bareki ba.

"The MMA World Expo ke a hlollang monyetla oa ho tšebeletso ea le baahi ba ka haholo ka takatso e matla MMA Fans ba sa e-s'o be le ho fihlelaortunity ho spectate mosebetsiel linako a e le boemo o diake f New York,"A re Pauluse o ile a Paone, mothehi le motsamaisi oa MMA World Expo.

"Sena selemong se Ketsahalo eo e tla Feature e ikhethang palo ea ho loantša ho lipapali turnira ho khotsofatsa leha e le efe ntoa Fan, ho akarelletsa le tsenwe MMA, tšoasa loana, Muay Thai le Brazil Jiappa-Jitsa. "

The letsatsi le le leng, "Super Saturday" ketsahalo tla etsahala ho tloha 10 a.m. ho fihlela 9 p.m. LE, 'me o tla capped tima la b'me ba phela tsenwe MMA linako a gorole, hlahisa ke New York Ntoa Exchange. Ntoa e karete tla qala ka 6 p.m.

Ho phaella ho MMA ho tlisa lintoa, ho tla ba le phela tlhōlisano tse 'nè ho loantša ho laea tse la konokono karolo ea MMA. Ho qala ka 10 a.m., ho ikokobelletsa-feela loantšana turnira, ka bobeli nao 'me ha ho-nao, tšoaroa ka Molemo Ntoa, tla etsahala.

Ho qala ka 4 p.m., le Amerika Leboea a tšoase Loana le Association tla amohela tšoasa loana mollo, ho akarelletsa le a bapisoa pakeng tsa ea busang, tse peli ea nako e East Coast Morena oa a tšoase Loana le, Thomas Velasquez, le qothisana lehlokoa le eena, West Coast Morena oa a tšoase Loana le, Travis Newaza, bakeng sa 2015 Amerika Leboea Heavyweight Morena oa a tšoase mampoli.

Ho pholletsa le ketsahalo, "Training-le-the-Benghali ba" diseminara tla fumaneha ho ba tlileng kopanong. Barupeli ba akarelletsa Ajarn Phil Nurse (Muay Thai), UFC Hall of FamerDan "Sebata" Severn, Silva, Alvarez le Newaza.

The MMA World Expo tla tsoela pele ho phetha eona karolo ea ntoeng ea ho loanela professional MMA legalization ka khanna eona botšelela selemo le selemo legalization phanele puisano, ho aba likōpo tse matla, le ho apara bontsa tsohle tsa baatlelete, makareche a, Fans le barekisi ba kenya letsoho hore ho papali. The lihora tse peli legalization thupelong tla tšoaroa ka ho loantša ho lipapali moqolotsi oa litaba Jim Genia, le ba khethehileng ba baeti e tla akarelletsa Severn le tse ling tse hlokomelehang MMA lipalo.

Fumana boitsebiso bo eketsehileng ka ketsahalo eo etela -http://www e.mmaworldexpo.com, "Joaloka" re on Facebook, latela re on Twittermmaworldexpo, kapa o letsetse 212-956-4720.

Hoo e ka bang MMA World Expo:

The MMA World Expo o ile a qalile ho a 2009 'me o e neng e tšoaretsoe bohle liketsahalo tse Jakobo Javits Center, New York.

Nakong e fetileng MMA World Expo signers ba akarelletsa Matt Hughes, Frankie Edgar, Randy Couture, Jon Jones, Carlos Condit, Fabricio Werdum, Matt Serra, Jim le Dan Miller, Jamie Varner, Nate Diaz, Wanderlei Silva, har'a ba bang.

Training-le-the-Benghali ba letoto la lihlooho tse barupeli ba ba akarelletsa: Dan Severn, Renzo Gracie, Marcelo Garcia, Phil Nurse, Howard Davis Jr., Coban Lookchaomaesaitong, Lee Kemp, Jimmy Pedro har'a batho ba bang.

Nakong e fetileng barekisi ba akarelletsa Toyota, Xyience, Headrush, Mesifa Pharm, Combat Sports, Everlast, Vithamine Shoppe, Zebra Mats, Ile ka kopana le-Rx, Monster Rings le koaletsoeng, US Marines, Dymatize, World Series ea Fighting, Spartan Race, M-ke Entertainment, har'a ba bang.
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UFC and PEDs: Where do we go from here?

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Usually when I ask that question, it’s in the wake of a pay-per-view and I’m wondering aloud at what’s next for the fighters who competed on it. This time around, I’m talking about something that affects ALL mixed martial artists in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

The UFC announced this week that it will implement far stricter, far more comprehensive drug testing in the wake of fighters like Anderson Silva le Hector Lombard failing tests for performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs), ha a ntse a Jon Jones le Nick Diaz failed tests for cocaine and marijuana, ka ho latellana.

Increased drug testing and harsher penalties can only help the UFC, and mixed martial arts in general. But what brought on this increase in failed tests? PEDs have been a part of sports long before MMA fighters started taking them, and they have been a problem in MMA prior to the last month-and-a-half.

But more fighters seem to be getting caught. As in most sports, there is a tremendous amount of pressure to perform in MMA and in the UFC. If you don’t perform, you basically don’t get paid. The increased demand for UFC programming by virtue of its deal with FOX could also be a factor. They went from being on Spike TV – where they only broadcast “The Ultimate Fighter” once a year and two or three live fight cards annually – to practically having two live fight cards a month and airing “The Ultimate Fighter” twice a year on the FOX channels.

The increase in programming means a need of more bodies to fill that programming. It also means that more fighters are training for more fights, which can lead to more injuries. PEDs, in addition to giving you a competitive advantage over your opponent, allow you to recover from injuries more quickly. With the need for more fighters to fill more fight cards, I think it’s possible the apparent increase in failed drug tests can at least be partly attributed to that.

The UFC’s increased drug-testing measures take effect July 1. What can we expect once it does? Here are some of the guidelines the UFC presented.

Even UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta admitted during this week’s press conference that things “would get worse before they better” with the new testing. Hape, it remains to be seen how much of this will actually stick once July 1 rolls around. UFC previously considered expanding its drug-testing efforts before but pulled back, citing cost and a previously botched attempt at doing so.

Leha ho le joalo, with the rash of high-profile stars like Silva, Jones and Diaz failing tests, cost can’t be considered a hindrance and the UFC must be vigilant. Browsing my Twitter feed following the press conference, it was eerily quiet. Almost no fighters weighed in initially. It is likely that was just a byproduct of the press conference taking place on a Wednesday afternoon, when most people are working or presumably have other things to do besides post on Twitter. But it was still pretty telling. It seems like this has grabbed fighters’ attention, as it should.

What do I think will happen? There will be an increase in failed test once the new measures take effect July 1, I’m fairly confident. But given that the UFC is supporting harsh penalties for those who do fail – including a ban of up to four years – I expect the dirty fighters to eventually cycle themselves out and the ones who compete clean (which is most of them, presumably) to take a more prominent role.

Increased drug testing is long overdue in the UFC. The sport of mixed martial arts itself is still in its infancy, especially compared to other sports like football, basketball and baseball. But just like baseball is still recovering from its own crisis with PEDs, these recent failed drug tests have shaken the foundation of the UFC and have harkened back to the days when it was referred to as “human cockfighting.”

UFC adopted the slogan “The Time Is Now” for 2015, and I couldn’t agree more. The time is now for them to take the lead in cleaning up the sport of mixed martial arts.

Chris Huntemann writes about mixed martial arts in the state of Maryland. He also shares his thoughts on the UFC, Bellator, and World Series of Fighting. Check out his blog, or follow him on Twitter: @mmamaryland.

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UFC Ntoa Night: The Swedish Are Coming!

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Photo photo photo photo Credit: Esther Lin/MMA Fighting
Photo photo photo photo Credit: Esther Lin/MMA Fighting

In a land once popularized in a Tom Green (remember him?) song – “Lonely Swedish (The Bum Bum Song)” – the Ultimate Fighting Championship brings a Fight Night card that will hopefully bring more attention than a song about a Canadian’s ass.

The first FOX card of the new year, UFC Ntoa Night: Sweden, brings the national stage of FOX overseas and gives America a glimpse into the UFC’s ongoing overseas expansion. But unlike previous UFC overseas cards, this one is not short on star power. Let’s see if a clear-cut no. 1 contender for Jon Jones’ light heavyweight title will emerge.

Akira Corassani (16-4-1) vs.. Sam Sicilia (13-5) (Featherweight – 145 liponto.)

This is a matchup of The Ultimate Fighter alumni, with both guys coming off losses and Corassani coming off back-to-back losses to Max Holloway and Dustin Poirier. Corassani’s also been finished early in both fights, while Sicilia is coming off a submission loss. In a crowded featherweight division, a knockout or submission victory would go a long way toward boosting either of these gentlemen’s stock. I like Sicilia to finish Corassani and possibly give him his walking papers after three straight losses.

Winner: Sicilia by second-round TKO

Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis (13-2) vs.. Ryan “Darth” Bader (19-4) (Light Heavyweight – 205 liponto.)

Both of these guys are poised for another run at the top of the light heavyweight division. Both of these guys are coming off victories and actually faced each other in college when Davis wrestled for Penn State and Bader wrestled for Arizona State. Davis uses his wrestling to smother opponents and grind out unanimous decision victories, while Bader uses his wrestling when necessary but also has lethal knockout power.

I expect Davis to try and get this fight to the ground early, and if he succeeds I think he can use his reach advantage and athleticism to keep Bader down. Bader must keep this fight standing to have a chance, and I think he will avoid the temptation to avenge his college loss to Davis by engaging in another wrestling match. I like Bader to land more shots and score an upset victory.

Winner: Bader by unanimous decision

Dan “Hendo” Henderson (30-12) vs.. Gegard Mousasi (35-5-2) (Middleweight – 185 liponto.)

Henderson returns to middleweight after a mostly ill-fated run at light heavyweight, including being tossed around like a rag doll and submitted by Daniel Cormier in his last fight. Simply put, if Henderson can’t land his patented “H-Bomb” right hand for a knockout, he’s easily susceptible to defeat.

I think the wars of years past are finally catching up to Henderson. He will go down as one of the greatest fighters ever not to hold a UFC title, but he simply can’t keep up with the sport’s elite any more. He will leave himself open when wanting to drop the H-Bomb, and Mousasi will take advantage.

Winner: Mousasi by third-round submission

Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafsson (16-2) vs.. Anthony “Rumble” Johnson (18-4) (Light Heavyweight – 205 liponto.)

The winner of this fight will receive the next shot at light heavyweight champion Jon Jones, and it would represent a rematch for Gustafsson. He took Jones closer to defeat than anyone else has during their epic 2013 matchup. Depending on who ask, some people think the Swede actually won that fight.

Johnson is rapidly ascending the 205-pound ladder after knocking out Antonio Rogerio Nogueira and scoring an upset win over Phil Davis to begin his climb. Johnson also has devastating knockout power and if he lands one such shot on Gustafsson, the Swede’s road to redemption is derailed. But I think Gustafsson uses his reach advantage (which is nearly identical to Jones) to keep Johnson at bay and make Johnson go a full five rounds.

Gustafsson’s striking in the 205-pound division is second to none, and I like him to land enough of those to secure a rematch with Jones later this year.

Winner: Gustafsson by unanimous decision

Chris Huntemann writes about mixed martial arts in the state of Maryland. He also contributes his thoughts to our site on the UFC, Bellator, and World Series of Fighting. Check out his blog, or follow him on Twitter: @mmamaryland.

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Jon Jones ba lefisoa Ka k'hok'heine Sebelisa, Empa UFC Light Heavyweight Champ Leha ho le joalo bonahala e le Ho Special Treatment a k'hok'heine Scandal

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Bakeng sa Mixed Martial Arts Fans nkehileng ke tseko e potolohileng Jon Jones le ka phoso teko e snagged ka hore a mo k'hok'heine matlhabisa ditlhong a, “The Puisano” ha e komedi starring James Franco le Seth Rogen.

Ka holimo movie e bontša tse seng kae feela snippets e feletseng ea Fox Sports 1 lula-down le fa setlhopha se kopane potolohileng ya ka dipholo tsa e December 4th “tsoa oa tlholisano” teko e ka ho fetisisa MMA Fans lefatseng ka bophara hona joale haholo-tloaelane le. Bakeng sa ba e e farologaneng polanete ba neng ba sa utloa tse molemo, teko a senola Jones ne k'hok'heine metabolites a tsamaiso ea hae.

Bosiung bona, Jones e hlaha ka ka nako e telele-letetsoe “tla ho Jesu” motsotso ka pel'a dikhemera, empa ho e-na Barbara Walters ho botsa dipotso tse, ho Charissa Thompson. The Jones Interview is slated for an 11PM EST time slot, nakoana ka mor'a hore tsohle nyenyane bana ba bang ba ba neng ba sheba a ea ho eena robala. Bakeng sa lintlha tse eketsehileng ka seo tla koahela, sheba ena selelekela beha ke, Fox esale pele.

E ha aa ka a haholo nakoana ka mor'a hore litlaleho tsa tse ntle teko surfaced bakeng sa Scarface metlae , memes le parodies ho qala ho circulating. Though the situation is far from funny to many folks who are truly disgusted by these developments, it’s really hard not to laugh at some of the stuff plastered tsohle ka mose ho Twitterverse about Jones. Ho etsa le habohlokoa hobe le ho feta ba tlaleha hore UFC Light Heavyweight Champion ile a qeta feela 24 lihora tse botlhabollo, empa folks on Twitter a boela a ile a fumana tse seng kae litsela tsa ho poke monate eo ntshetsopele hammoho:

Ea tšepisa tlhabololo ya go tsoa boemo ka kakaretso ke hore UFC qetellong kenella 'me levied ba bang ba e fokolang kotlo ka Jones. Leha ho le joalo ho bonahala eka ka letsatsi morao le tse seng kae tse likete tse liranta khutšoanyane, ntshetsopele otla ba bona ba karete moshanyana le $25,000 ntle le e ile a ntša latelang polelo:

"Jones lekoa ntle bakeng sa k'hok'heine ka nako ya ho tsoa--of-tlhōlisano lithethefatsi teko a khanna ke Nevada Athletic Komisi ka Aug. 4, 2014. The $25,000 tla fanoeng ho ea ho sebelisa lithethefatsi hampe thibelo lenaneo la.

The UFC a tla ho qeto ena ka mor'a hore ho hlahloba lintlha potolohileng taba, 'me ka mor'a amohela netefatso ho tswa ho Nevada Athletic Komisi hore Jones feta tsohle e hlokehang sebelisa lithethefatsi kapa che latela gia ka UFC 182 ka Jan. 3."

Ba ile ba UFC feela hopola ba ba le ya boitshwaro ba hloka tsohle tsa bona tumellano ea baatlelete ho latela? Ho e lokilego potso, empa complicating litaba ke ha e le hantle hore Nevada Athletic Komisi ka botsebi tlōtse ba bona ba meeli ka esita le subjecting Jones ho e le teko ntho e sa e sa ha e le hantle thibetsoe e tsoa oa tlholisano tikoloho. The UFC’s legal bigwigs had to take a step back and figure out how to defend whatever punishment Jones would face in light of the test.

A khoutu ya boitshwaro tlōlo bonahala eka e bulehileng ka 'me la koala nyeoe ka ho fetisisa litsebi li, empa ho etsa kotlo le eena o e theko e boima e ne e tla ka etsahala hore ebe fa Jones e balabala ho hanyetsa e ntle. Bohle a ne ba tla ba ho se etsa ke pitso a lebisa tlhokomelo ho baatlelete taelo a bua ka teko ka boeona e e le “tsamaiso hlokomele mosebetsi moo.” Ho etsa e ntle ka monehelo bonahala joaloka tsela e molemo ea ho thibela leha e le efe molao phephetso eo ka ho Jones.

E sa ntse e, ho sa tsotellehe e leng lehlakoreng la ka taba ena u ka, eohle ketsahalo smacks ea kotsi ba leeme bontšoa ke UFC ho Jones. Ho ho le bonolo ho nahana motho e mong ea loanela ka UFC oa selelekela dikarete tsa kena hang-hang ntšetsoa ka ntle ea mokhatlo o hlophisitsoeng haeba tšoasoa boemong bo tsoanang. Leha ho le joalo, Jones e slapped ka wrist le fokolang haholo ntle le e ka ho toba le fuoa phahameng thoriso confronting taba joaloka a le mampodi o ile a ke. He even gets to go on national television and explain why he “messed tsoha.”

Esita le leha ho le joalo maemong a mangata e amanang UFC bahlabani ba ba neng ba lekoa ntle bakeng sa pitsa lilemong tsa morao tjena akarelletsa fapane ka ho feletseng ka maemo ana a mabapi le mo kgaisanong le liteko, Dana White ne ke sa tla tsoa ho leha e le efe ba ba neng ba Maemong ho bua ka kamoo ba bahlabani hloka thuso. O ile a ne ke sa Line ka leha e le efe lipuisano leha e le ofe ba ba neng ba bahlabani le e kholo ya netweke ea UFC o na le mekga tse limilione tse ya dollar kgaso sebetsana le.

Ba bang ba Jones Fans ka 'na ba pheha khang ea hore boholo ba mesebetsi e thata kotlo dished tsoa bakeng matekoane basebedisi ba ba ne ba maemo a ho a pheta-pheta basenyi. 'Nete hore, ena ke pele tlolo ya molao e bakeng sa Jones ha e tluoa tabeng ea ho lithethefatsi hlahlobo ya. Leha ho le joalo, re boetse re ke ke hlokomoloha ha e le hantle e le hore a phuthetsoe hae Bentley ho pota-pota ya mohala palo, fumana e DUI, e likete tse seng kae ka liranta la dituediso-kotlhao le dikotlo (ho akarelletsa le $7,000 ho nka sebaka sa palo) le ea likhoeli tse tseletseng mokhanni laesense ya ho fanyeha seo a se entseng hoseng ha la May 19, 2012. Ho ne ho se semmuso fuoa kotlo ka ho ea UFC bakeng sa etella ho. O ile a o ile a lumelloa ho sireletsa hae tlotla ka September wa ngwaga oo.

Ho ho le thata ho nahana hantle ka ho fetisisa baatlelete leha e le efe dipapadi ho e tšoanang tsoara ka ba bona ba bathapi. Nahana ka taba ea Diego Maradona, arguably the best soccer player ever. O ile a ne a emisitswe ho tloha ya dipapadi bakeng sa 15 likhoeli 1991 ka mor'a hore ho hlōleha ka lithethefatsi teko ka lebaka la k'hok'heine. Morao koana ka 2007, Martina Hingis lekoa ntle e tshwanang metabolites e fumanoang ka Jones, empa hae maemo a ba ne ba ha e le hantle ka tlase ho e amohelehang bohato bo le United States sesole oa lithethefatsi screening 'melaoana ea tsamaiso e. Machaba tennis Federation e sa ntse e emisitswe hae ka lilemo tse peli. Tsena ke tse peli tse ya dipapadi moo ea o ile a re sepheo a se ke a utloisa bohloko hao lireng e le hore ho hlōla. MMA ke e fapaneng phoofolo, esita le ka 'koetlisa bahlabani ka hangata u utloisa bohloko.

Leha ho le joalo “tsoa oa tlholisano” e sa kenyeletse ya semmuso ya ntoa e itseng e tsoakiloeng sesole moetsi oa litšoantšo e leshwa ho hlōlisana, ho ha nako e ngata haholo sparring ka etsahala'ng. Leha ho le joalo tse seng kae e ne e tla ba pheha khang ea k'hok'heine ke tshebetso ho matlafatsa lithethefatsi, ho na le le lebaka la poleloana e reng “Hopped ka ka k'hok'heine” is so common. Haeba Jon Jones e ne e le tlas'a tsusumetso ea ea lithethefatsi ka nako ya leha e le efe katiso moo sparring etsahetse, o ile a ka be a beha ka boeena o le / kapa hae sparring molekane tse tebileng kotsi. Not to mention the damage a long-term cocaine habit can do to a person. Leha ho le joalo o ile a tsitlella o ile a se e lemaletseng, seo a tloaelehileng a qoba ya batho ba ba ba le tebileng lithethefatsi mathata a.

Ka makhetlo a mangata, batho ba maemo a joaloka Jones feela ke ke sebetsana le botumo le hloko hore fihla le stardom. Joale ba retelehela ho kelello numbing dintho ea a molao le a e seng molaong tse fapa-fapaneng. Ho ho le bonolo ho utloisisa ke hobane'ng ha Jones e ho ba le ditaba tsena, empa ka nako e tsoanang bo ke le go feta ho hlokahala hore ho hana ho mo fa joalo e bonolo tsela ea ho tsoa.

Le ho feta e le ho feta ka karolelano Joe ba ba neng ba qetella experimenting sebelisa lithethefatsi, e mong ea joaloka Jones ka ba bonolo khona ho ba le le hantle mokgwa o mobe, 'me a o na le mong le e mong lebaka la ho pata e tsoa ho e setjhaba ka kakaretso. Sena se bolela letsoao le khethollang lemaletse–sebelisa ha a ntse a le mong–ne a ka conceivably patoa ka Jones bakeng sa nako e telele ea nako.

Nyehela fokolang haholo kotlo, etsa lintho joaloka ho se le bothata bo tebileng, le ka ho lumella a mo le tsoele pele ho ya rekoto e ka molao latola o ile a o na le-na le bothata k'hok'heine e ka ba fetisisa kotsi mo a hlaphoheloe. Sena ke haholo-holo ba 'nete haeba o ile a ka sebele ha ba le le bothata bo tebileng e le hore a lintho li leka le thata hakaale ho qoba lumela.

Mpe ka ho fetisisa karolo ea ena eohle boemo bo hlalositsoeng, leha ho le joalo, ke molaetsa o ile a romela ke tšenolo hore ho na le ho na ka thata busa thibelang k'hok'heine sebelisa tsoa oa tlholisano, bonyane ho tloha e le Nevada Athletic Komisi e amehang. Ke belaella ba bangata ba e tsoakiloeng sesole baetsi ba litšoantšo kapa boraditebele ne a tseba hore pele ketsahalo ena ile a etsa sehlooho sa litaba koranteng tse molemo. Hona joale ba etsa, le hore ne a ka bopa haholo le bothata bo tebileng.

Fighters hangata tsoa a thata a limelo, le ho e-na perpetuating boitshwaro bo feela e isa ho hlola teronkong, ba retelehela ho ntoa e ho baleha ho tloha lithethefatsi le tlolo ea molao. Ketsahalo ena etsa hore e ka ho hlakileng ho mong le e mong ntoa se ba ba neng ba ka 'na ile ba hana ho fumana tse amanang le ho k'hok'heine nakong e fetileng hore a ke o ile a ka hona joale baleha le etsa ka whim, hang kapa habeli, kapa neng kapa neng ha ha ba loantša. Joang tse ngata ho tsena bahlabani tla qhomela tokelo ya khutlela ka ya bogologolo ya phelang ka eona hang feela ha ba fihla bohale ba selomong?

Joang bolaea batho ba bangata ne a ka nang le monyetla a timetsoe, joang ba bangata ba karolo mehlala tla pepesoa e le ba bolotsana, le kae tse mesebetsi tla sa ruri derailed hobane bahlabani hona joale tseba ntle le ho pelaelo hore e le hore ba ka etsa lithethefatsi tse seng molaong ba mefuta eohle ka nako e telele ha e ntse e lintho li ke ke lemoha a eo e nyenyane ea “mo kgaisanong” fensetere? Re ke ke ra tseba, hobane joalokaha se emelang re tsebe. Re ntse u ke ke lokela ho tseba. Ka tsela eo lefu la seoa lulang a ka ho sa feleng patiloe, e leng moo ho sebelisa lithethefatsi le tsebeliso e mpe festers 'me ea hōla ho feta bo jele setsi le ho le kotsi ho mosebedisi le batho ba ba potolohileng eena kapa hae.

Hore na Jones ke lemaletseng kapa ha ha ho tsotellehe. The ha e le hantle ke, o ile a ile a etsa e mpe khetho eo tse se nang palo bahlabani ka etsa haeba kenya boemo bo tsoanang bo. Sometimes it just takes one poor decision to start a downward spiral that only ends in tragedy. Tšoara ena Guy ka tsela e fapaneng hobane feela a ka fumana a gorole le lahlele fatse le molemo ka ho fetisisa a hae a karohano ke recipe koluoa.

Esita le haeba e 's ea likhoeli tse tseletseng ho fanyeha ho tloha ya dipapadi, ntho e itseng ea lokela ho etsoa ke UFC ho romela e fapaneng le ho feta molaetsa oa bohlokoa. The UFC hloka ba bona ba bahlabani ho tseba sena ha se OK, ke ke ba mameletse, le lokela ho a pheta ka mang kapa mang tsa bona lenane. Khampani ha ho hlokahale ba bona ba bahlabani nahana hore a phahameng boemong ba botumo le boemo ba ba fumana chelete a ya dipapadi bolela e tsoenyang boitsoaro bo ba ka fumana felisa.

Ena eohle maikutlo a hore stardom kapa baatlelete bonatla ba equates ho tlhokomelo e khethehileng ke hantle seo fana ka NFL e le ba bangata ba hlooho e bohloko selemo le selemo 'me o e le ba bangata ba tummeng mathoasong a le mabitla a. Fighters ba lokela ho ho tshwarwa ho maemo a godimo a, le molemo ka ho fetisisa molaetsa ho romela ke e 'ngoe e bontšang ho ke ke molemo ho qoba tsohle intoxicants le tsoenyang boitsoaro bo haeba u batla ho ba atleha ho loantsa lipapali. Le dikotsi le ho liphoso etsahala'ng ka molemo ka ho fetisisa ya batho ba ba ba le matla ka ho fetisisa botho ba, empa tsena tse nyenyane molehills e ka ba a lithaba ha tloha pampango.

Ke ne ke tla le hantle rata ho bona ea UFC loma ea bale le tlisa mokgatlo joaloka ea Lefatše Anti-Doping Agency ho etsa ba mofuta ofe tšohanyetso lithethefatsi hlahlobo ya ba kileng a tšepisa ba ne ba tla ipeha tlas'a tsohle bahlabani tsa bona lenane ho. Teko eo e lokela ho kenyeletsa tšohanyetso le liteko e seng molaong seterateng lithethefatsi ho phaella ho PEDs. Fa khamphani koporo le hantle hlokomela ho eketsehileng ka bahlabani ho feta tsa bona ditjhelete tlase meleng e ka, ba tla rata ho tseba hore na ba bangata ba basebetsi ba bona ha ba na le bothata le feela lokela “thusa.”