Former Bellator MMA welterweight champion, Lyman Good, was yanked from his upcoming showdown against 170-pound stalwart Belal Muhammad at the UFC 205 pay-per-view (PPV) event in New York because of a potential United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) violation.
But where there’s smoke, doesn’t necessarily mean there’s fire, as Good — as well as manager David M. Fish — maintain innocence. In addition, some fighters (like this guy) insist USADA has gone “overboard” with its testing.
"I'd NEVER cheat the journey of hard work and more importantly I'd NEVER cheat myself," Good wrote by way of text message (via MMA Fighting).