According to ESPN’s Brett Okamoto, Brock Lesnar has requested a continuance for his upcoming disciplinary hearing with the Nevada State Athletic Commission, currently scheduled for November 10. His team is looking for extra time to test a foot cream they believe is the source of two failed tests for clomiphene, an estrogen blocker commonly linked to the use of anabolic steroids.
The foot cream in question is currently being tested at a facility in Salt Lake City, which has already tested an eye medication which turned up negative for signs of clomiphene. If his team is unable to prove Lesnar’s innocence, the former UFC Heavyweight Champion could see his victory over Mark Hunt at UFC 200 overturned.
Lesnar, who fill face off against Goldberg in the main event of this year’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view, has stated through his team that he will attend the NSAC hearing in person to address his chargers, if they are awarded a postponement until December.
