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UFC’s Iasmin Lucindo Benched Nine Months by CSAD After Drug Test Failure
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Cageside Press
UFC women’s strawweight Iasmin Lucindo has been hit with a nine month suspension by CSAD (Combat Sports Anti-Doping) following a failed drug test.
In a recent press release, CSAD officials announced that Brazil’s Lucindo (18-6), 24, had tested positive for mesterolone, a substance banned at all times by the UFC’s Anti-Doping Policy as administered by CSAD.
Lucindo’s positive test dates back to an out-of-competition sample collected on September 24, 2025, in Feira de Santana, Brazil.
Documentation provided by Lucindo revealed the possibility of a contaminated supplement, per the CSAD’s press release.
The circumstances surrounding Lucindo’s positive test saw her period of ineligibility reduced from a possible one year, to nine months.