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:SWE tennis player Mikael Ymer has been banned for 18 months due to whereabouts failure after losing his appeal to CAS. As current world number 51, he would have strong likelihood of getting Paris quota. 

 

Mikael Ymer says 'conscience is clear' after ban for anti-doping violation - BBC Sport

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  On 7/19/2023 at 9:30 AM, Orangehair43 said:

Athletics won’t be around in 10 years as Doping will kill off what is left of its viewing figures. 

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Don't be a troll. People don't give a shit about doping scandals at this point, cycling for example even survived Armstrong and it's still very popular.

 

I don't want to kink shame, but your enjoyment of these weird Nostradamus sports predictions is starting to look very unhealthy. 

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  On 5/19/2023 at 7:46 PM, phelps said:

he always said it was a problem with the ADAMS and his iPhone, but he wasn't given any credit by WADA and by the Italian anti-doping authorities.

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But come on, of all the thousands of athletes with iPhones, he is the only one with an unsolvable problem? And using a computer to keep the information in ADAMS updated was impossible as well, because of his MacBook or something? :p 

 

Not saying it's impossible, but....yeah, that doesn't sound like a great excuse...

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  On 7/19/2023 at 10:40 AM, heywoodu said:

But come on, of all the thousands of athletes with iPhones, he is the only one with an unsolvable problem? And using a computer to keep the information in ADAMS updated was impossible as well, because of his MacBook or something? :p 

 

Not saying it's impossible, but....yeah, that doesn't sound like a great excuse...

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no, it's not

 

and in fact he got rightfully DQed

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