UFC Fight Night 36 Drug Tests Come Back Clean
All drug tests conducted at
UFC Fight Night 36 came back negative, according to a statement
released Tuesday by the Brazilian MMA Athletic Commission
(CABMMA).
UFC Fight Night 36 took place Feb. 15 at Jaragua Arena in Jaragua do Sul, Brazil, and was headlined by a middleweight showdown pitting Lyoto Machida against Gegard Mousasi. Machida outpointed “The Dreamcatcher” in a five-round unanimous decision, earning scores of 50-45 (twice) and 49-46.
The event also saw Ronaldo Souza prevail in another pivotal middleweight contest, as “Jacare” outpointed Francis Carmont in the evening’s co-main event. Additionally, welterweight prospect Erick Silva emerged victorious on the main card, scoring a 52-second knockout of Takenori Sato.
UFC Fight Night 36 marked the Las Vegas-based promotion’s first trip to Brazil this year. The organization will return to the birthplace of vale tudo on March 23, when UFC Fight Night 39 goes down from Nelio Dias Gymnasium in Natal, Brazil.
UFC Fight Night 36 took place Feb. 15 at Jaragua Arena in Jaragua do Sul, Brazil, and was headlined by a middleweight showdown pitting Lyoto Machida against Gegard Mousasi. Machida outpointed “The Dreamcatcher” in a five-round unanimous decision, earning scores of 50-45 (twice) and 49-46.
The event also saw Ronaldo Souza prevail in another pivotal middleweight contest, as “Jacare” outpointed Francis Carmont in the evening’s co-main event. Additionally, welterweight prospect Erick Silva emerged victorious on the main card, scoring a 52-second knockout of Takenori Sato.
UFC Fight Night 36 marked the Las Vegas-based promotion’s first trip to Brazil this year. The organization will return to the birthplace of vale tudo on March 23, when UFC Fight Night 39 goes down from Nelio Dias Gymnasium in Natal, Brazil.
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