
Simona Halep announced on social media that her doping trial had been adjourned for the third time by the International Tennis Integrity Agency, and the ITIA explained on Tuesday why it made the decision.
The ITIA wants both cases involving Simona Halep to be heard at the same time
Simona was provisionally suspended after testing positive for Roxadustat at the 2022 US Open, and the ITIA recently accused the former WTA leader of irregularities in her biological passport (ABP).
According to Express.co.uk, the ITIA said it had postponed the trial scheduled for May 28 because it wanted both cases to be heard on the same day.
I proposed that both charges be dealt with at the same hearing to avoid repeated hearings. For this to happen, we want all parties involved, including the Tribunal, to have sufficient time to process the large amount of evidence in this case.
Ultimately, the decision rests with the court. Simona Halep will also have the opportunity to present her arguments before the Tribunal.” ITIA claims.
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The ITIA says a doping review can take up to a year
In a statement on its official website, the ITIA (not the International Tennis Integrity Agency) outlined the steps it takes in the case of an athlete who tests positive, such as Simona Halep’s: Test/samples sent to lab/analytics. results reported / results analyzed / contact with player / suspension / athlete’s charge / player’s response / player fully admits / player only partially admits / decision and sanction / player objects / court / tribunal decision and sanction / appeal.
- The news that Simona Halep was temporarily suspended for doping appeared on Friday, October 21, 2022.
Know:
- Simona Halep is temporarily suspended from tennis due to a positive test for Roxadustat (conducted during the US Open 2022).
- Simona’s case will be heard by Sport Resolutions, an independent court in London that hears doping cases in white sport.
- However, if innocence cannot be proven, Simone has one more appeal: the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne.
- It will be recalled that the maximum suspension that Halep could receive is 4 years.
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