Ex-Bellator fighter Alejandra Lara has been suspended nine months and also fined by the Nevada Athletic Commission after testing positive for a banned substance following her loss in Tuff-N-Uff back in April.
On Wednesday, Deputy Attorney General Mike Detmer presented an adjudication agreement in place after Lara tested positive for benzoylecgonine, which is a metabolite of a “prohibited stimulant.” Benzoylecgonine is actually the primary metabolite of cocaine, which is obviously banned at all times for athletes competing in combat sports.
As a result, Lara was handed a nine-month suspension, which runs through Jan. 24, 2027 along with a $412.5
