US EditionDoping Scandals Expose Inequality in Tennis Anti-Doping System
- Simona Halep criticized the International Tennis Integrity Agency for its different treatment of her doping case compared to Iga Swiatek's case.
- Halep stated, "I sit and wonder, 'Why such a big difference in treatment and judgment?'" expressing confusion over the disparity.
- She expressed that the injustice she faced is painful and may always remain so, highlighting her long-held belief in fairness in tennis.
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“It is impossible for me to understand something like this,” said the Romanian woman, who spent more than a year without playing for positive control.The Polish woman, on the other hand, received only a month of sanction.
Romanian tennis player, former No. 1 in the world ranking, was punished for 4 years for a doping case with only one month of suspension
Iga Swiatek has been the circuit master for the past few years, although she is now the world’s two. On Thursday, November 28, it was learned that she was positive for consumption of trimetadizin (TMZ) last August and, therefore, three tournaments were lost due to the temporary suspension, one in Korea and two in China, although she excused her absence at rest and changes in her team. According to the International Agency for Tennis Integrity (I…
The doping case of Iga Swiatek, which once again came to light late, has caused criticism among professionals. Doubts are being raised about equal treatment and transparency in the fight against doping.
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