Anti Doping Program
Overview
All fighters under contract with GLORY are subject to the GLORY Anti-Doping Rules, which include both in-competition and out-of-competition testing. The purpose of the anti-doping program is to protect the athletes’ fundamental right to participate in doping-free sport, ensure the health and safety of the athletes, and promote fair competition. It is each athlete’s responsibility to ensure that no prohibited substance enters their system.
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Anti-Doping Announcements & Sanctions
September 1, 2023
GLORY has suspended Murat Aygün and Enver Sljivar for their respective violations of the GLORY Anti-Doping Rules (“ADR”) as a result of their samples collected on 29 April 2023 at Glory 85 held in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The samples were analyzed at a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) accredited laboratory.
Mr. Aygün tested positive for a metabolite of metandienone and Mr. Sljivar tested positive for a metabolite of drostanolone. Metandienone and drostanolone are prohibited substances in the class of anabolic agents on the WADA Prohibited List, which is incorporated into the GLORY ADR.
Mr. Aygün provided evidence that he used the prohibited substance prior to signing a contract with GLORY. Based on the evidence provided and the circumstances of his case, he received a 12-month suspension beginning on 1 June 2023, the date a provisional suspension was imposed. Mr. Sljivar received the default 2-year suspension beginning on 1 June 2023, the date a provisional suspension was imposed.
Because both competitors were found to have violated the ADR, the bout is declared a no-contest and the results have been disqualified. In addition, GLORY has imposed financial consequences in accordance with the rules.
Testing Database
Below is a list of athlete test history beginning in April 2023. This list includes both in-competition and out-of-competition samples. All samples are collected in compliance with the WADA International Standard for Testing & Investigations and analyzed at a WADA accredited laboratory for all substances on the WADA Prohibited List. This will be updated on at least a quarterly basis. Please reference the last update date for more information.
Beginning April 2023
Last Updated: March 8th, 2024
Tests:
- Ahmad Chikh Mousa: 1
- Antonio Plazibat: 1
- Anwar Ouled-Chaib: 1
- Bahram Rajabzadeh: 2
- Benjamin Adegbuyi: 2
- Cihad Kepenek: 1
- Donovan Wisse: 1
- Donegi Abena: 1
- Endy Semeleer: 1
- Enver Sljivar: 1
- Felipe Micheletti: 1
- Ibrahim El Bouni: 1
- Ion Taberceanu: 1
- Jahfarr Wilnis: 1
- Jamal Ben Saddik: 1
- James Conde: 1
- Jonathan Mayezo: 1
- Juan Londino Mejia: 1
- Kaito Ono: 1
- Levi Rigters: 2
- Martin Terpstra: 1
- Michael Boapeah: 1
- Mohamed Amine: 1
- Mohamed Touchassie: 1
- Murat Aygun: 1
- Nabil Khachab: 1
- Petch Aiamsiri: 2
- Rico Verhoeven: 5
- Sarah Moussaddak: 1
- Sofian Laidouni: 2
- Sorin Caliniuc: 1
- Stoyan Koprivlenski: 1
- Tarik Khabez: 1
- Tariq Osaro: 7
- Tiffany van Soest: 1
- Tyjani Beztati: 1
- Uku Jürjendal: 2
Sanctioned Athletes
Starting April 2023
Murat Aygün
- Violation/Substance: use of prohibited substance; metabolite of metandienone
- Sanction length: 1 year
- Sanction start date: 1 June 2023
Enver Sljivar
- Violation/Substance: use of prohibited substance; metabolite of drostanolone
- Sanction length: 2 years
- Sanction start date: 1 June 2023
Frequently Asked Questions
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Contact
For questions or more information, contact safety@glorykickboxing.com.