UFC Middleweight Bradley Scott Hit with 2-Year USADA Sanction for Cocaine Metabolite
Bradley Scott Accepts Sanction for Violation of UFC Anti-Doping Policy https://t.co/87eKS51asO pic.twitter.com/vkS7MJ2P0F
— USADA | UFC Anti-Doping Program (@USADA_UFC) October 16, 2018
Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweight Bradley Scott has accepted a two-year USADA suspension after allegedly testing positive for benzoylecgonine, a metabolite of cocaine, following an in-competition test on May 27, 2018 at UFC Fight Night 130 in May.
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According to USADA officials, “(They) conducted a thorough investigation into Scott’s case and determined Scott had not provided verifiable evidence regarding the circumstances that led to his positive test.”
Scott’s two-year suspension, which is the standard sanction for a first offense, began on July 3, the date his provisional suspension was enforced.
The Somerset native has amassed a 3-5 record inside the Octagon and won’t be eligible to return to competition until July, 2020.
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