Tyron Woodley and Jake Paul will be tested for post-fight drugs.
It was the Ohio State Athletic Commission that emerged on SaturdayWOULDN'TTest the fighters before and during their boxing match on Monday morning.
Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley will both be tested for performance-enhancing drugs after their fight
Many wondered why there wasn't testing for fighters or fans.
ESPN reports that the Ohio State Athletic Commission decided not to test combatants because of a 'problem with the number test kits available.
Mike Coppinger, an ESPN reporter, tweeted: "Jake Paul & Tyron Woodley will be tested by the Ohio Commission for PEDs following the fight tonight.
"Initially there was a problem with the availability of test kits. This has been fixed.
"@MikeBohnMMA reported that there would not be testing, which was correct at that time."
Paul's match with Woodley, a former UFC welterweight champion, will be his fourth professional boxing bout. The last time he faced Ben Askren, his good friend.
BETTING SPECIAL GET PAUL AT 7/1 OR WOODLEY AT 14/1And The Problem Child has vowed that he will add the MMA legend to his victim list in a devastating fashion, telling Sky Sports: “I'm just constructed different.
"I believe I have something in me that is a natural-born fighter with natural power.
"You can't teach speed or power, but you can teach many things."
"I believe that's why my fights ended so quickly.
"When the 10oz Grant gloves are on, I simply grip them back and the knuckles are at their front.
"There is no way these people can handle this damage."
He said, "Honestly, after this camp I said three rounds and now I think, max two."
"But, to be honest with you, I know deep down that this will be a one-round fight.
"As insane as that sounds. It's going to end up being a short night for Tyron, I believe."
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