Guillard was also fined $10,000 and will have last month’s knockout victory over David Rickels at Bellator 159 will be overturned to a no contest.
“The KAC learned of the results August 3, 2016, and Guillard’s suspension will be applied retroactively to July 22, 2016,” the KAC expressed in a statement. “All fighters licensed by the KAC are subject to random drug testing and must follow the world anti-doping (WADA) code.”
Guillard has been in the news before for a non-PED prohibited substance. “The Young Assassin” also failed a 2007 post-fight drug test for cocaine after losing to Joe Stevenson at UFC Fight Night 9.