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CHINADA fires back at USADA and the New York Times over ‘false claims’ about a contamination case involving Chinese swimmers, and calls for targeted testing of American swimmers after ‘purple faces’ controversy.
China’s Foreign Ministry calls for sports to stay free from politics following a new anti-doping report that found no bias against Chinese athletes. Spokesperson Mao Ning emphasizes fair treatment for all athletes.
WADA is urging major reforms in the U.S. anti-doping system, highlighting concerns over untested athletes in college sports. Could this reshape U.S. athletics? 🏀🏈
US lawmakers are threatening to withhold over $3 million in funding from WADA, jeopardizing fair play in sports and Salt Lake City’s bid for the 2034 Winter Olympics.
Discover how the U.S. is extending its legal reach into global sports through the Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act, and why WADA’s move against USADA could impact future Olympics hosted by the U.S.
USADA faces allegations of allowing athletes who tested positive for banned substances to compete, raising concerns over fairness in sports.
Breaking news: WADA accuses USADA of allowing doped athletes to compete for years, violating anti-doping codes. WADA finds athletes admitted to doping yet continued competing. Read more!
USADA cleared sprinter Erriyon Knighton for the Paris Olympics despite a positive drug test, sparking accusations of double standards and hypocrisy that could undermine global trust in anti-doping efforts.
Former IOC member Dick Pound warns the U.S. might lose the 2034 Winter Olympics hosting rights if it clashes with WADA over anti-doping investigations into Chinese swimmers.
An anti-doping audit clears World Aquatics of any wrongdoing in the TMZ case involving 23 Chinese swimmers, finding no irregularities or cover-up. Ten recommendations were made to strengthen anti-doping measures.