The New York Times Is Wrong About Conor McGregor
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Chael Sonnen is pushing back against recent reporting about Conor McGregor and his use of substances while recovering from his devastating leg injury.
According to Chael, the facts are simple: Conor removed himself from the USADA testing pool, worked with doctors to repair his leg, and followed the process exactly as the rules required.
He wasn't an active fighter, didn't have a fight scheduled, and wasn't subject to the rules of a testing pool he was no longer part of.
So why does Chael believe The New York Times is still trying to make Conor look like he did something wrong?
Chael breaks down the USADA rules, explains why the reporting is misleading, and makes the case that Conor McGregor handled his recovery exactly the way he was supposed to.
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