Thats fair enough. And also, in his defense, Salido also tested positive for Nadrolone and immediately went to an authorized testing center and the test showed no trace of Nandrolone. High levels of Nadronlone can at times be created by the individual themselves during intense training and so if there is even a small chance that the body produces it at a high level, then that leaves the possibility that the fighter was not doping. Salido took a risk by paying out of his pocket for a second testing which proved to be negative, no traces above normal.
Interesting. Didn't know the body could produce high amounts due to exercise. After the Jennings fight, Ortiz made it a point to say he wasn't a doper. Of course, everyone says that. But I wonder....
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