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LONDON (AFP) World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) president John Fahey has asked ATP chiefs to shed light on allegations made by Andre Agassi that a positive test for banned drugs was swept under the carpet 12 years ago. Full Article at The Nation
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LONDON (AFP) World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) president John Fahey has asked ATP chiefs to shed light on allegations made by Andre Agassi that a positive test for banned drugs was swept under the carpet 12 years ago. Full Article at The Nation
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I don’t think any less of Agassi for having used a recreational, non-performance-enhancing drug, or for getting hooked on it for the better part of a year, or for making this admission, at least in part, for the sake of book sales. Full Article at Tennis.com
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Agassi alleged that a positive test against him for banned drugs was swept under the carpet 12 years ago. Full Article at PerthNow
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LONDON - The president of the World Anti-Doping Agency wants tennis authorities to shed light on Andre Agassi's admission that he used a banned drug and escaped a suspension by blaming his positive test on a spiked drink. Full Article at Canoe
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I was quite impressed by the seriousness of purpose when I was there ... I often said that I wish the critics of anti-doping had been a fly on the wall. We had a doctor, we had a lawyer, we had a laboratory scientist. It was very, very good.
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If the ATP covered for Agassi at the time then I think that's dreadful
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The anti-doping system under the World Anti-Doping Code now ensures that a hearing by an independent tribunal occurs and excuses cannot be acted upon outside of such transparency
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The ITF, grand slams, ATP and WTA Tour are unified in their efforts to keep tennis free of drug use, and this should not be overshadowed by an incident that took place over 12 years ago ... The statements by MrAgassi do provide confirmation a tough anti-doping program is needed.
SOURCE: The Daily Telegraph
