Chaud
C'est le leak russe ou nouvelles infos ?
Ayaaaaaaa suspendu 1 mois https://x.com/MichalSamulski/status/1862134350180950210?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1862134350180950210%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=
https://www.itia.tennis/news/sanctions/polish-tennis-player-iga-swiatek-accepts-one-month-suspension-under-tennis-anti-doping-programme/
C'est quand même cool le tennis au niveau des règles.
T'es dopé ? Allez, tu rends le prize money ou tu prends un mois de suspension
Tu insultes l'arbitre ? Allez, petite amende.
Au foot tu fais la moitié de ça, tu disparais un ou deux ans et tu te fais lyncher ![]()
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:06:44 :
Ayaaaaaaa suspendu 1 mois https://x.com/MichalSamulski/status/1862134350180950210?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1862134350180950210%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=
1 mois pour un dopage dû à un médicament qu'elle prenait. Sinner peut dormir tranquille, il a fait moins pire encore.
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:12:15 :
Un médoc qui évite les crises d’angoisseRien de comparable à l’infâme rouquin protégé par les instances italiennes
Anyone who uses the word "doped" against Sinner could be sued for slander, it would be technically and legally possible, it was an accidental and involuntary contamination, of a substance used not taken or used directly on his body but passed to him through contact with the hands of his physio.
Who writes that Sinner is doped is essentially one of the following categories: either he is a hater of his, or a toxic fan of others, or a troll who only wants to provoke, or someone who speaks by hearsay without knowing the facts, the rules and the ITIA documents.
The ruling of the independent tribunal, with the positive opinion of experts including WADA itself, says that "there is no fault or negligence on Sinner's part for the double positivity to Clostebol".
Between the notification of the suspension in April and the ruling in August Sinner was able to play because he filed an urgent appeal bringing evidence of his innocence, an appeal that was accepted given the evidence in his favor, all those who complain of preferential treatment either did not file an appeal in time or did not have sufficient evidence to have it accepted.
WADA for "political" reasons made an appeal to the CAS in which it does not deny the conclusions of the sentence regarding the contamination but only the possible negligence of Sinner in not having avoided it.
The mistake, in any case not his, still cost him 400 ATP points and more than 300 thousand dollars, the prizes of Indian Wells.
This does not mean that he was at fault, but it is provided for by the rules when there is a positive even if it is not your fault and is independent of any disqualifications.
The facts that demonstrate his innocence:
- A billionth of Clostebol is equivalent to the type of a teaspoon in an Olympic swimming pool, ridiculous to think that it is doping and not contamination.
- All tests before and after Indian Wells are negative, Sinner has done more than 20 in the last year, in addition to the biological passport that proves nothing strange.
- Clostebol was used by East German weight lifters in the 80s, since then many other better substances have been used for doping
- There have been several cases identical to Sinner's due to Trofodermin, those in which there was neither fault nor negligence had the same outcome as Sinner (for example Brasilian swimmer Gabriel Santos, Argentinian footballer Josè Palomino, tennist players Marco Bortolotti and Matilde Paoletti and many others), the difference is that not being famous and not having enemies they did not create a stir.
+ brisé
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:12:15 :
Un médoc qui évite les crises d’angoisseRien de comparable à l’infâme rouquin protégé par les instances italiennes
Chiale.
C'est largement pire oui. Son médicament elle a choisi de le prendre, c'est pas qqn qui lui a fait insidieusement ingérer ce dernier.
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:14:39 :
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:12:15 :
Un médoc qui évite les crises d’angoisseRien de comparable à l’infâme rouquin protégé par les instances italiennes
Anyone who uses the word "doped" against Sinner could be sued for slander, it would be technically and legally possible, it was an accidental and involuntary contamination, of a substance used not taken or used directly on his body but passed to him through contact with the hands of his physio.
Who writes that Sinner is doped is essentially one of the following categories: either he is a hater of his, or a toxic fan of others, or a troll who only wants to provoke, or someone who speaks by hearsay without knowing the facts, the rules and the ITIA documents.
The ruling of the independent tribunal, with the positive opinion of experts including WADA itself, says that "there is no fault or negligence on Sinner's part for the double positivity to Clostebol".
Between the notification of the suspension in April and the ruling in August Sinner was able to play because he filed an urgent appeal bringing evidence of his innocence, an appeal that was accepted given the evidence in his favor, all those who complain of preferential treatment either did not file an appeal in time or did not have sufficient evidence to have it accepted.
WADA for "political" reasons made an appeal to the CAS in which it does not deny the conclusions of the sentence regarding the contamination but only the possible negligence of Sinner in not having avoided it.
The mistake, in any case not his, still cost him 400 ATP points and more than 300 thousand dollars, the prizes of Indian Wells.
This does not mean that he was at fault, but it is provided for by the rules when there is a positive even if it is not your fault and is independent of any disqualifications.The facts that demonstrate his innocence:
- A billionth of Clostebol is equivalent to the type of a teaspoon in an Olympic swimming pool, ridiculous to think that it is doping and not contamination.
- All tests before and after Indian Wells are negative, Sinner has done more than 20 in the last year, in addition to the biological passport that proves nothing strange.
- Clostebol was used by East German weight lifters in the 80s, since then many other better substances have been used for doping
- There have been several cases identical to Sinner's due to Trofodermin, those in which there was neither fault nor negligence had the same outcome as Sinner (for example Brasilian swimmer Gabriel Santos, Argentinian footballer Josè Palomino, tennist players Marco Bortolotti and Matilde Paoletti and many others), the difference is that not being famous and not having enemies they did not create a stir.+ brisé
Le bébé WADADA
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:14:39 :
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:12:15 :
Un médoc qui évite les crises d’angoisseRien de comparable à l’infâme rouquin protégé par les instances italiennes
Anyone who uses the word "doped" against Sinner could be sued for slander, it would be technically and legally possible, it was an accidental and involuntary contamination, of a substance used not taken or used directly on his body but passed to him through contact with the hands of his physio.
Who writes that Sinner is doped is essentially one of the following categories: either he is a hater of his, or a toxic fan of others, or a troll who only wants to provoke, or someone who speaks by hearsay without knowing the facts, the rules and the ITIA documents.
The ruling of the independent tribunal, with the positive opinion of experts including WADA itself, says that "there is no fault or negligence on Sinner's part for the double positivity to Clostebol".
Between the notification of the suspension in April and the ruling in August Sinner was able to play because he filed an urgent appeal bringing evidence of his innocence, an appeal that was accepted given the evidence in his favor, all those who complain of preferential treatment either did not file an appeal in time or did not have sufficient evidence to have it accepted.
WADA for "political" reasons made an appeal to the CAS in which it does not deny the conclusions of the sentence regarding the contamination but only the possible negligence of Sinner in not having avoided it.
The mistake, in any case not his, still cost him 400 ATP points and more than 300 thousand dollars, the prizes of Indian Wells.
This does not mean that he was at fault, but it is provided for by the rules when there is a positive even if it is not your fault and is independent of any disqualifications.The facts that demonstrate his innocence:
- A billionth of Clostebol is equivalent to the type of a teaspoon in an Olympic swimming pool, ridiculous to think that it is doping and not contamination.
- All tests before and after Indian Wells are negative, Sinner has done more than 20 in the last year, in addition to the biological passport that proves nothing strange.
- Clostebol was used by East German weight lifters in the 80s, since then many other better substances have been used for doping
- There have been several cases identical to Sinner's due to Trofodermin, those in which there was neither fault nor negligence had the same outcome as Sinner (for example Brasilian swimmer Gabriel Santos, Argentinian footballer Josè Palomino, tennist players Marco Bortolotti and Matilde Paoletti and many others), the difference is that not being famous and not having enemies they did not create a stir.+ brisé
Pas lu + t'es brisé
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:16:21 :
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:14:39 :
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:12:15 :
Un médoc qui évite les crises d’angoisseRien de comparable à l’infâme rouquin protégé par les instances italiennes
Anyone who uses the word "doped" against Sinner could be sued for slander, it would be technically and legally possible, it was an accidental and involuntary contamination, of a substance used not taken or used directly on his body but passed to him through contact with the hands of his physio.
Who writes that Sinner is doped is essentially one of the following categories: either he is a hater of his, or a toxic fan of others, or a troll who only wants to provoke, or someone who speaks by hearsay without knowing the facts, the rules and the ITIA documents.
The ruling of the independent tribunal, with the positive opinion of experts including WADA itself, says that "there is no fault or negligence on Sinner's part for the double positivity to Clostebol".
Between the notification of the suspension in April and the ruling in August Sinner was able to play because he filed an urgent appeal bringing evidence of his innocence, an appeal that was accepted given the evidence in his favor, all those who complain of preferential treatment either did not file an appeal in time or did not have sufficient evidence to have it accepted.
WADA for "political" reasons made an appeal to the CAS in which it does not deny the conclusions of the sentence regarding the contamination but only the possible negligence of Sinner in not having avoided it.
The mistake, in any case not his, still cost him 400 ATP points and more than 300 thousand dollars, the prizes of Indian Wells.
This does not mean that he was at fault, but it is provided for by the rules when there is a positive even if it is not your fault and is independent of any disqualifications.The facts that demonstrate his innocence:
- A billionth of Clostebol is equivalent to the type of a teaspoon in an Olympic swimming pool, ridiculous to think that it is doping and not contamination.
- All tests before and after Indian Wells are negative, Sinner has done more than 20 in the last year, in addition to the biological passport that proves nothing strange.
- Clostebol was used by East German weight lifters in the 80s, since then many other better substances have been used for doping
- There have been several cases identical to Sinner's due to Trofodermin, those in which there was neither fault nor negligence had the same outcome as Sinner (for example Brasilian swimmer Gabriel Santos, Argentinian footballer Josè Palomino, tennist players Marco Bortolotti and Matilde Paoletti and many others), the difference is that not being famous and not having enemies they did not create a stir.+ brisé
Je ne sais pas lire l'anglais car je suis desco + je suis brisé
Corrigé
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:19:25 :
Nadal prime avec les méthodes de détection de 2024 il tient combien de jours/semaine avant d'être suspendu à vie ?
Ça fait penser qu'en fait Sinner c'est surtout le Nadal 2.0, tout aussi dopé mais gagne des Masters ![]()
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:19:25 :
Nadal prime avec les méthodes de détection de 2024 il tient combien de jours/semaine avant d'être suspendu à vie ?
Un jour
Mais bon... il peut battre un type officiellement dopé donc Puerta est bête. Se doper ne sert à rien vu qu'on perd contre des naturels ![]()
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:19:25 :
Nadal prime avec les méthodes de détection de 2024 il tient combien de jours/semaine avant d'être suspendu à vie ?
Tous, absolument tous
Vous êtes complètement naïfs sur le sport pro si vous pensez qu'il n'y a que Nadal ou ceux qui se font choper qui prennent des trucs
Hormis Federer personne n'est à 100% sûr d'être clean
Tout le monde se demandait pourquoi elle avait raté la tournée asiatique, personne se serait attendu à ça
Le 28 novembre 2024 à 15:53:51 :
Tout le monde se demandait pourquoi elle avait raté la tournée asiatique, personne se serait attendu à ça
Dans le même genre je suis persuadé que Rybakina est dans la même situation
Rybakina c'est plutôt les mst
Peut-être qu'elle avait juste sucé quelqu'un la veille, comme Yastremska
Cohérent vdd après tout si elle a vécu son rêve avec Rafa