Overview
- Commissioners voted Tuesday to continue the temporary suspension first issued on Nov. 26 following an in-competition test.
- The sample collected after his Oct. 25 Tuff-N-Uff 149 decision over Marlon Gonzales contained benzoylecgonine, the primary cocaine metabolite.
- Jaynes remains ineligible to compete until the commission adjudicates the matter or reaches an agreement with him.
- Potential outcomes include a longer suspension, fines, or overturning the victory to a no-contest, according to the commission’s process.
- The 36-year-old is a former UFC lightweight who debuted with a 2020 knockout of Frank Camacho before departing the promotion after four straight losses.