Sport | Swiatek hardened by going 'through the worst' after doping ban
- Iga Swiatek feels that strict doping protocols can be stressful for players, saying she has Ǽbeen through the worstǽ after her positive test for contaminated melatonin.
- Swiatek stated that the whereabouts system is challenging, requiring athletes to specify their location for one hour each day for testing.
- Ons Jabeur expressed her anxiety, stating she is Ǽtraumatizedǽ by early morning drug testing after hearing her doorbell ring.
- Paranoia among tennis players has increased after Swiatek and Jannik Sinner failed drug tests without intentional doping.
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Iga Swiatek: «I am hard on myself. I do not accept to play or train 70 %»
Today’s Madrid champion, number 2 of the world, and five Grand Slam titles. Iga Swiatek (23 years old) has long been the limit of the women’s circuit. Dominator of the land, poker at Roland Garros, and a cold head that endured everything; leader of the 6-0 sets classification. But there was a moody downfall, his most human side, with angry judges and clashes with ball pickers, and a positive for trimetazidine doping in August – with a minimum pe…
Swiatek hardened by going 'through the worst' after doping ban
Iga Swiatek admits the strict doping protocols can be stressful for players but feels like she has "been through the worst" after surviving her positive test over contaminated melatonin. Paranoia has spread amongst tennis players after both Swiatek and Jannik Sinner failed drug tests without committing any intentional doping. Swiatek…
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