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Grand Slam Doubles Champion Max Purcell Banned for Doping Violation

Two-time Grand Slam doubles champion, Max Purcell, has accepted his doping ban, announces the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA). The 27-year-old Australian, who won the US Open in doubles as recently as last year, is suspended for 18 months.

Grand Slam Doubles Champion Max Purcell Banned for Doping Violation

Djokovic's accusation: "Like a cartel"

A players' association founded by, among others, the superstar and former world number one Novak Djokovic has sued several tennis organizations, including the men's tour ATP and the women's tour WTA. .

Djokovic's accusation: "Like a cartel"

Swedish tennis player's penalty reduced

In March last year, the Swedish tennis player Dragos Madaras was banned for 4. 5 years for violating tennis's anti-corruption rules.

Swedish tennis player's penalty reduced

Double joy for star Swiatek

The tennis star Iga Swiatek had double reason to rejoice in Melbourne. First, the Pole qualified for the quarterfinals, then she received the news that her positive doping test would not be appealed by the international doping organization Wada.

Double joy for star Swiatek

World Number One Jannik Sinner Advances – Received Medical Attention in the Heat

Melbourne's heatwave meant that Jannik Sinner needed medical attention. Then the Italian world number one secured the victory against the Dane Holger Rune – and is thereby clear for the quarterfinal in Australian Open.

World Number One Jannik Sinner Advances – Received Medical Attention in the Heat

Tennis star banned for doping offense

The two-time Grand Slam winner in doubles, Max Purcell, is banned for violating anti-doping rules. The tennis star admits to having broken rules regarding the use of a "prohibited method".

Tennis star banned for doping offense

World number two banned for a month for doping

The tennis star Iga Swiatek is banned for a month for doping. The world number two has tested positive for the banned substance trimetazidin.

World number two banned for a month for doping

After Doping - World Number One Hires New

Jannik Sinner fired his former fitness coach and physiotherapist after the notable doping case. Now he presents two replacements – who previously worked with Novak Djokovic.

After Doping - World Number One Hires New

Sinner's coach: He has worn him down

Jannik Sinner is coming to the US Open overshadowed by the revelation that he tested positive for a banned substance in the spring. It has taken a toll on him both physically and mentally, says the world star's coach Darren Cahill.

Sinner's coach: He has worn him down

Critical after the news about Sinner: "Ridiculous"

Jannik Sinner tested positive for doping twice – but was acquitted. Nick Kyrgios thinks that's wrong.

Critical after the news about Sinner: "Ridiculous"

World Number One Tests Positive for Doping – Cleared

The world number one in tennis, Jannik Sinner, showed a positive doping test on two separate occasions in March. According to tennis's international testing organization, ITIA, the test showed positive for a metabolite of clostebol, a banned steroid according to WADA's regulations.

World Number One Tests Positive for Doping – Cleared