Troicki banned for doping

According to my sources Troicki has been banned for 18 months due to doping.

Actually now I'm hearing it's because he missed a blood test rather than actually doping.

Just read the news myself and was going to write about it. He got suspended for failing to give blood sample.

I say, catch them all, not just the small fry, out with everyone.

What about his compatriot who has better stamina and is more muscular than him?

Janko Tipsarevic?
What do you think this means for him now.

The ugly hypocrisy of course is that 200 blood bags of PROVEN DOPERS were destroyed as the evidence against the Spanish scumbags.

noleisthebest wrote:The ugly hypocrisy of course is that 200 blood bags of PROVEN DOPERS were destroyed as the evidence against the Spanish scumbags.

They've not yet been destroyed they're in my closet.
Anyway I had no choice but to take that decision, privacy laws are very important.

Julia Santamaria wrote:What about his compatriot who has better stamina and is more muscular than him?

Janko Tipsarevic?
What do you think this means for him now.

Troicki got done for not submitting blood sample, not for testing positive, like those 200 Spaniards. TWO HUNDRED!!!
Personally, I am sure they have many more actually caught and tested positive, just have no guts to cut the hand that feeds them - sponsors.

Loads of them dope in top 50 ( that's those that make money from sponsorship deals), and I'd have them all exposed and stripped of all their winnings.

Julia Santamaria wrote:

noleisthebest wrote:The ugly hypocrisy of course is that 200 blood bags of PROVEN DOPERS were destroyed as the evidence against the Spanish scumbags.

They've not yet been destroyed they're in my closet.
Anyway I had no choice but to take that decision, privacy laws are very important.

 What about Troicki privacy laws?

Tenez wrote:

Julia Santamaria wrote:

noleisthebest wrote:The ugly hypocrisy of course is that 200 blood bags of PROVEN DOPERS were destroyed as the evidence against the Spanish scumbags.

They've not yet been destroyed they're in my closet.
Anyway I had no choice but to take that decision, privacy laws are very important.

 What about Troicki privacy laws?

I will have a word with the ITF  

Thanks Julia. I hope your words will have more impact  than Nadal's on Gasquet supportive case, or even his friend Cantador. 

We need to clean 'em all. Whatever it takes. be it burning blood bags or not.

Tenez wrote:Thanks Julia. I hope your words will have more impact  than Nadal's on Gasquet supportive case, or even his friend Cantador. 

We need to clean 'em all. Whatever it takes. be it burning blood bags or not.

Privacy laws are vital to modern day society. btw as the blood bags are in my closet I can officially reveal that they only contain blood of athletes of these sports: football, cycling, athletics.

noleisthebest wrote:

Julia Santamaria wrote:What about his compatriot who has better stamina and is more muscular than him?

Janko Tipsarevic?
What do you think this means for him now.

Troicki got done for not submitting blood sample, not for testing positive, like those 200 Spaniards. TWO HUNDRED!!!

That's not actually true, there were around 200 blood bags but it belonged to around 50-60 athletes.

I hope this case reassures everyone what a strong stance the ITF are taking against even possible doping violations in the sport of tennis  

In-fact I'd even say it's due to their hard work and dedication that tennis has not turned the same direction as cycling etc. and remains a relatively drug-free sport.

Julia....I am not CNN or Fox News....I am Tenez. You know the one who said before many that Nadal, LA and all those so called superstars were all tainted....

No point hidding your cards. Not revealing the blood bags was in itself proof of guilt. You know like me that only fools like amri will want to believe otherwise.

Guilt? Yes, guilt.
But guilt of who?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/mar/22/blood-doping-trial-fuentes-real-madrid
http://11x2.com/news/1167678/fuentes-if-i-would-talk-the-spanish-football-team-would-be-stripped-of-the-2010-world-cup

Football is the biggest sport in Spain, not tennis.

And btw, with Fuentes in jail, Nadal won FO 2013.
Meanwhile Real Madrid and Barcelona crashed out of Champions League before final, and Spanish team were thrashed by Brazil in Confederations Cup.

Who's to say the Spanish authorities were protecting football, not tennis.

Julia Santamaria wrote:I hope this case reassures everyone what a strong stance the ITF are taking against even possible doping violations in the sport of tennis  

In-fact I'd even say it's due to their hard work and dedication that tennis has not turned the same direction as cycling etc. and remains a relatively drug-free sport.

It will reassure me only once Nadal hands back all his trophies. In the meantime, it's all just a joke for those who want to believe it and pretend everything's fine.

Relax, doping isn't a big problem in tennis.

Here is the official statement from Troicki:


“I was feeling awfully bad on April 15th before, during and after the 1st round match against Jarkko Nieminen. I was selected for urine and blood test after the match and went to the doping control station after showering and stretching. I gave the urine samples and told the doctor I was feeling really bad and I believed that drawing blood would make me feel even worse. I always feel awful when I need to draw blood and that day I was scared I would end up in hospital. 
The doctor in charge of the testing told me that I looked very pale and ill, and that I could skip the test if I wrote an explanation letter to ITF about it. She dictated the letter to me and let me go without giving blood. She was very helpful and understanding…. Now I am being charged for refusing to undergo a blood test without justification. This is a real nightmare.  I was 100% sure everything was okay, just like my coach Jack Reader who was in the doping control station room with me during at least half of the procedure.”

I was in the gym today when I saw Bolt talk on TV condemning those sprinters who got caught for doping recently and saying he was clean.

Just like Carl Lewis, he could not look the camera in the "eye" and had that guilty look written all over his face...pathetic!

Bolt is totally clean  

It has just dawned on me that Trocki's ban seriously undermines Serbia's Davis Cup semi-final match against Canada in September.

@Julia... if one fish is bad, is the entire pond dirty? The fish you eat is clean by your standards, but not others.

Recall Soderling missed a test as well, as did Malisse or Wickmayer (the whereabouts fiasco).