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\nJustin Jaynes went 1-4 during his UFC stint. |
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Justin The Advertisement<\/p>\n<\/div>\n It was Jaynes\u2019 third anti-doping violation in Nevada, but his first \u201cI have a problem, the third drug offense,\u201d said NSAC chairman The other commissioners agreed with the terms of Haun\u2019s proposal,
\nJaynes<\/a> is just about out of chances.<\/p>\n
\nUFC<\/a> veteran was suspended for 18 months during a Nevada State
\nAthletic Commission meeting on Wednesday after testing positive for
\na cocaine metabolite in relation to his victory over Marlon
\nGonzales<\/a> at Tuff-N-Uff
\n149<\/a> on Oct. 25. Jaynes, who will not be eligible to compete
\nagain until April 25, 2027, was also fined $200, which amounts to
\n40% of his purse for the bout.<\/p>\n
\npositive test for cocaine. Previously, the fighter known as \u201cGuitar
\nHero\u201d had failed drug tests for marijuana in June 2021 and for the
\ndiuretic furosemide in 2024. Though the marijuana test would no
\nlonger be penalized under current NSAC standards, the commission
\nnonetheless vowed harsh consequences for Jaynes should he fail
\nanother drug test in the future.<\/p>\nZero Tolerance<\/h2>\n
\nDallas Haun. \u201cThe proposed adjudication agreement I think is fine,
\nbut I think we need to add that if Mr. Jaynes comes back for any
\ndrug-related [offense] then he will be barred from the state of
\nNevada permanently, would be my input.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nso Jaynes will receive a lifetime ban if he fails a fourth drug
\ntest in Nevada.<\/p>\n