“Everybody can understand my argument here, absolutely everybody. Make your test as random as possible,” Zahabi said. “I never asked to know what’s on the test. I want that on every test - like can I make the test even harder? Then they’re trying to spin it - Mike (Dolce) was not on the call, so he might have got some misinformation, but his side was saying ‘oh they want to know what’s on the test.’ Don’t tell me what’s on the test, but also test both fighters for HGH, human growth hormone. “I was saying ‘look we should test for everything random. Georges will pay one test, I will pay for the other, there’s no money coming out of anybody else’s pockets.” I offered to pay $10,000 from my own pocket. “Okay, let’s do both testing, let’s make everybody happy. They wanted to use the Nevada state,” Zahabi said. “Here’s the thing, we got on the call and the UFC didn’t want to use this group. The results will be published and an explanation soon to come. Even if there’s a false positive, false whatever. Me and Georges St-Pierre took it upon ourselves to hire VADA, who’s going to independently test both teams and they’re gonna publish it no matter what the result. “Johny Hendricks in an interview said he would do testing. He even offered $10,000 to make it happen, likely suspecting Hendricks was on PEDs at the time. Zahabi also went on to tell the story of how they tried and failed to get increased testing done for that 2013 title bout. The former champion has been one of the many fighters fans and even some pundits suspected of PED use, after his major decline supposedly coincided with the arrival of USADA late in 2015. After tearing through top contenders, Hendricks earned lost a razor thin decision to St-Pierre in 2013, then won the UFC title after the latter went on his hiatus.

Gsp the way of the fight