Pugmire reports that Mosley fought in Vegas twice since 2003 (article from 2007)

http://articles.latimes.com/2007/sep/29/sports/sp-mosley29

What gets me is the smugness of the USADA and other heads of the doping agencies trying to portrary that their methods, machines, analysis AND interpretation of data are infallible:

http://jap.physiology.org/cgi/content/full/105/2/395

http://jap.physiology.org/cgi/reprint/90529.2008v1.pdf

Gegard Mousasi vs. King Mo is being heavily rumored for Strikeforce on CBS. I’m conflicted by this fight. Very good fight and it’s the best LHW Title fight Strikeforce can make. However, they completely rushed King Mo into a title fight before he was ready. He is going from Mike Whitehead to Gegard Mousasi. Their lack of challengers has forced them to potentially kill a prospect.

It also is more proof that CBS doesn’t care about Strikeforce long term. They care about milking what they are worth ASAP. This could have easily been built up to a great PPV co-main event by the end of the year. Instead, they are giving it away for free.

Every day that passes, Network TV looks more and more like a horrible option for any MMA organization… that includes the UFC. They care about content now and have no care about building up the sport for the future.

http://theboxingtruth.com/article.php?id=1441

Cash rewards should be in place for fighters who become aware of the newest cheating agents and report it to the commissions.

Fighters competing in fights outside the US should still be tested by US athletic commissions if those fighters plan to fight in America ever again.

Any state that hosts a championship fight must have an athletic commission in place and that athletic commission must test the fighters as stringently as the New York or Nevada commissions would. Any fighter that competes in a state that uses lax drug testing as a benefit would be blackballed from Nevada and New York.

No fighter should ever have to ask for that his opponent be drug tested during fight negotiations, because both fighters being stringently tested for illegal agents would happen automatically.

“Remember this” track coach Trevor Graham sent a syringe containing the clear to investigators in 2003.

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/more_sports/2009/10/24/2009-10-24_track_coach_trevor_graham.html

Also “remember this” several US Olympians used PED’s and were undetected in the 2000 Olympics.

Bear in mind the USADA head is trying to sell a product. Just listen to his corporate talk with “clean athletes” and “clean programs”. Obviously Olympic style drug programs aren’t the end all be all. Who would be surprised in a few years to find out that Ussain Bolt was on something in 2008.

All this pseudo-science stuff being brought up in recent weeks to support Floyd Mayweather’s position is ridiculous. Maybe it would be a little more difficult to cheat if what the USADA wants to do was done. The point remains Floyd is still just using all of this to duck Manny.