Social Media Reacts To TJ Dillashaw’s Failed Drug Test | UFC Betting Sites

The UFC was beset with shocking news earlier today when TJ Dillashaw voluntarily relinquished the bantamweight title after failing a USADA drug test. It’s time to check out how social media reacts to the scene.

News came soon after that Dillashaw had been suspended for one year and fined $10,000 by the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC). He did take a pre-emptive measure by releasing his own statement. Henry Cejudo, who beat Dillashaw by TKO in just 32 seconds in January, released his own statement on the unfortunate news.

Now that the scene has had some time to set it, we took a look at how the rest of MMA social media reacted to Dillashaw’s surprising failure. Check them out:

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Damn… not much can be said right now until more details come out but the testing has gotten so good that they can test all the way down to the “picograms” as we found out with #jonjones I wonder what is going through his mind, just a couple months ago he was looking to make history as a “double champ” and now a couple months later he has no title around his waist. #mma #ufc #fighter #fight #wrestling #boxing #kickboxing

A post shared by Josh Thomson (@therealpunk) on Mar 20, 2019 at 7:55am PDT

Mr. Faber himself told me in person once that his former team mate abuses from substances and of course other members that we know as well.

— Raphael Assuncao (@RaphaAssuncao) March 20, 2019

Well….. this is bad https://t.co/qIA7S4WWTt

— Nam Phan (@NamPhanMMA) March 20, 2019

I bet it was something he took for the 125 cut

— Belal Muhammad (@bullyb170) March 20, 2019

Can’t say I’m surprised. What a very unfortunate situation for the bantamweight division. https://t.co/Q5z1eqUZic

— Michael Chiesa (@MikeMav22) March 20, 2019

Bantam Weight champ a cheater, and they are killin of the flyweight div?!? Rough times https://t.co/xoyL1z7Z6o

— Tim Elliott (@TElliott125) March 20, 2019

Worth noting that Dillashaw voluntarily broke the news himself. Had he not done so, USADA would have waited until the whole process played out before publicly acknowledging. They are only doing so now because he commented first. Reminiscent of the Sean O’Malley story.

— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) March 20, 2019

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