UFC Quick Quote: Clay Guida thinks Alistair Overeem shouldn't get all the testosterone heat

"Yeah, Alistair not knowing that there is testosterone in his vitamins, is like me not knowing what kind of conditioner I'm putting in my hair. I'm not going to put the complete blame on him, I'm going to put it on his coaches, and, maybe not his team necessarily, but his trainer and this and that and whoever maybe slipped him a Mickey or whatever you want to call it. I'm a fan of the guy, don't get me wrong, but, I think they had plans elsewhere or whatever it may be, but, it's a bummer that the main event in one of the biggest cards of the year is going to be kind of tampered with, just because you know, they got careless and maybe they didn't have all the belief in themselves, so. I just stick with my regular stuff. The fruits and vegetables, fish oils, glucose and stuff like that you know? I've never been big on supplements on stuff like that you know? I just take natural stuff."

-- Add Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Lightweight contender Clay Guida to the growing list of fighters speaking out about Alistair Overeem's elevated testosterone levels, which came to light a few weeks ago after a random drug test administered by the Nevada State Athletic commission (NSAC). Guida, aside from his furious pace he sets during fights, is also known for his full head of long hair, so he knows exactly what he has to use in the shower to keep it silky smooth. Speaking to MMA Weekly, "The Carpenter" says the same thing should go for "The Reem" when it comes to what types of "vitamins" he is putting in his body. The "vitamins" Guida is referring to were actually testosterone-laced anti-inflammatory injections that the K-1 champion claims were the reason his testosterone levels came in so high. The scrappy 155-pound fighter goes on to say he prefers to keep his body in shape with good old nutritious fruits and vegetables as opposed to supplements, which eliminates the potential for unknowingly ingesting banned substances ... especially prior to one of the biggest Heavyweight title fights in recent memory against Junior dos Santos at UFC 146 on May 26, 2012. Overeem has since been replaced by Frank Mir and has been suspended for nine months for his failure to understand what exactly his "vitamins " contained. Guida, on the other hand, will take on Gray Maynard at UFC on FX 4 on June 22, 2012, and looks to bounce back after having his four-fight win streak snapped by now UFC Lightweight champion, Ben Henderson. Healthy hair and all.