Paige VanZant REVEALED the truth about USADA that shouldn't have happened, They did this to her by forcing her to 'stay in the bathroom with me for two hours'

USADA collectors go through all sorts of difficulty getting samples from fighters. And “PVZ” knows all about it.

United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) is on its way out at the end of 2023, to be replaced by a mysterious new organization dubbed,

“Combat Sports Anti-Doping.” And it will be overseen by a former Sadam Hussein interrogator.

It’s going to be great!

Regardless, now that we are “out with the old, in with the new,” the sordid (and hilarious) USADA tales continue to trickle out heading into 2024.

And it was not a glamorous job as you’re about to learn from former UFC “It Factor” girl, Paige VanZant.

VanZant is currently signed with Bare Knuckle FC (BKFC), but she made her name as a UFC fighter from 2014 to 2020.

During that time, she also appeared on “Dancing with the Stars” and “Chopped,” among other reality shows.

That doesn’t mean she wasn’t subject to all the awful and awkward moments fighters are ... especially when it comes to anti-doping.

“I was about to fight Alex Chambers [at UFC 191] in Las Vegas, Nevada,” VanZant recalled on her YouTube channel. “And this was right when USADA got implemented in UFC.

So, my drug testers show up right after weigh-ins. So, I’m in my hotel room rehydrating. Every single time I would weigh-in, I would try to rehydrate, instantly sick.

“So, part of USADA is once they see you, you cannot leave their sight, because, you know, it’s the whole anti-doping,” she continued.

“Maybe you’re going to go do something to mask the drugs or take something. I don’t even know. So, I had my drug tester in the bathroom with me for two hours, while I s— my brains out.”

This is par for the course for USADA.

It needed to ensure the samples a fighter is giving actually comes from the fighter, which involves a lot of careful scrutiny in the bathroom.

The testers that collected the 100+ samples from Paulo Costa and Jiri Prochazka probably know those guys intimately by now.

VIDEO:

Intervention was even required at times.

We’ll see in 2024 how closely the new UFC anti-doping program is watching. In some ways it would be good for them to be a bit more chill.