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Sharapova acusou positivo num controlo anti-doping
Russia’s Maria Sharapova reacts during her women’s singles match against Serena Williams of the US on day nine of the 2016 Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 26, 2016. AFP PHOTO / SAEED KHAN — IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE – STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE / AFP / SAEED KHAN (Photo credit should read SAEED KHAN/AFP/Getty Images)
Maria Sharapova anunciou esta segunda-feira ter acusado positivo num teste andi-doping durante o Australian Open. A russa, de 28 anos, toma desde 2006 uma substância chamada “Meldonium”, considerada proibida desde o início deste ano.
A russa confessa ter recebido a 22 de dezembro uma carta com o nome das novas substâncias proibidas para a Federação Internacional de Ténis, mas confessa não ter lido. “Assumo todas as responsabilidades, os meus erros e lamento desiludir os meus fãs com tudo isto”.
Maria Sharapova confessou ainda não saber quando e por quanto tempo será suspensa, mas deseja voltar a competir o quanto antes.
Here’s a screenshot of the @ITF_Tennis list of banned substances. #MariaSharapova pic.twitter.com/KP3wbKJAA8
— Benjamin Snyder (@WriterSnyder) 7 de março de 2016
ITF makes extremely clear the reason for Meldonium being added to the banned list #Sharapova pic.twitter.com/tB43iU9Vyu
— Andy Schooler (@NetTalkTennis) 7 de março de 2016
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