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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">UFC Statement on Brock Lesnar<a href="https://t.co/ktKRgFpMCE">https://t.co/ktKRgFpMCE</a></p>&mdash; UFC News (@UFCNews) <a href="https://twitter.com/UFCNews/status/754083190608830465">July 15, 2016</a></blockquote>
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"I'm surprised," said no one ever.

worst possible outcomes for both companies.

I don't think Vince really gives a **** as there's no way he'll miss Summerslam.

At worst, they will suspend him after SS and it'll save them some contracted dates for WM season. This would of been crushing if it happened back in January.

well it puts WWE in a tough spot because ya know they just suspended their golden boy Roman Reigns for "violating WWE's wellness policy" whatever the heck that is if Brock was still allowed to do whatever he wanted.

The only problem they could run into would be the New York sports authority may not let him wrestle and yeah that would **** SS.

They might have to give Undertaker a briefcase full of money to come back and take his place.

Why do you think they suspended Reigns in the first place? There is no way that Cena or HHH haven't gassed up the majority/entirety of their career. It had to be some other ****up that allowed them to use the failed test as leverage against him via a suspension.

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I think WWE takes the biggest hit here, Brock is like 1 of 2 attractions for them, UFC can go on business as usual because of their cult fanbase, UFC 202 will be even more hype because their fans believe that should have been 200 anyway, so even more might buy in. Whereas Summer Slam takes a massive hit here

So I pretty much knew Daniel bryan was gonna be GM but the foley pick adds intrigue, any body who watched the attitude era knows foley can be a corporate stooge. Will be interesting to see.

I hope Foley does somersaults off the hell in a cell.

Brock Lesnar's team is blaming the failed test on an asthma inhaler and are saying he tested positive for a chemical found in the inhaler. WADA bans asthma inhalers unless the athlete has a medical need for it. Brock is prescribed by a doctor to use inhalers during the spring and summer months.

It is still his responsibility to apply for a TUE to be approved to use it, but if he popped for something that he could have gotten permission to use, then I guess its not a big deal. Should be easy for USADA to verify.

Supposedly he tested positive for clomiphene, which he'd use when coming down off a steroid cycle.

Clomid is not found in an inhaler and is not similar to what's in an inhaler though

If it's inhaler related then i suspect clen, which is closely related to albuterol.

Are you referring Jones or Lesnar?
Jones tested positive for clomid.. thought Lesnar was something else.