“I had a very violent reaction. It was a mix of disbelief and panic; I cried a lot. I couldn’t read the email to the end because I was already in tears. The people with me said that my reaction was as if someone had died,” said six-time slam champion Iga Swiatek when she had to go through the most unexpected and challenging phase of her career a year ago at this very same time. After testing positive for the banned substance trimetazidine, a heart medication that is known to increase performance and endurance. She received a 1-month suspension toward the end of 2024 . Although she was later cleared, the brief time away from professional tennis left her in shambles and caused her to miss the Asian swing. A year later, though Swiatek has nothing to worry about, the memories of that turmoi
Iga Swiatek Makes Tough Admission As Doping Suspension Memories Resurface at Korea Open Ahead of her Seoul challenge, six-time slam queen Iga Swiatek shares bitter experience from her 'tough' doping s

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