ACA president admits doping more common than clean fighters

ACA president Magomed Bubulatov made candid admissions about doping in the league during an interview. He stated that there are more fighters using performance-enhancing drugs than clean athletes. Bubulatov revealed that fighters who take bouts on short notice tend to be cleaner because they haven't had time to apply banned substances. He acknowledged that drug testing is expensive and suggested Russian promotions should collaborate on anti-doping efforts, though he considers this unlikely. The league conducted a six-month testing program allowing fighters time to clean their systems, but the ongoing approach to handling violators remains undecided.