Brock Lesnar caught a big break because despite the fact he reportedly tested positive for a banned substance TWICE, he’ll only face punishment for one violation.
According to TMZ Sports, it all has to do with the dates Brock’s samples were collected and when he was notified about the results.
In Brock’s case, he was tested on June 28th and July 9th, but he wasn’t notified that his June test came back dirty until July 14th, five days after his second test.
According to TMZ’s sources, because he wasn’t notified until after the second sample was collected, he will only be punished for one violation. How lucky is that? (side eye)
The punishment for a first time banned substance user can range from a warning to a two-year suspension, though it can be raised to four years if the infraction is determined to be an “aggravating circumstance.”
A second violation would carry even harsher penalties, but luckily for Brock he won’t have to worry about that.
It looks like Nate Diaz is right, “everybody’s on steroids.”
