The Body Serve
The Body Serve
The Body Serve Tennis Podcast
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49 minutes Posted Dec 1, 2024 at 5:15 pm.
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Iga Swiatek tests positive for trimetazidine in Cincinnati, gets a 1-month non-consecutive suspension
A timeline to make sense of things
Iga’s team sends a boatload of evidence to the ITIA
What’s the difference between No Fault or Negligence and No Significant Fault of Negligence?
Public disclosure: balancing a player’s privacy with building transparency and trust
Tara Moore has a more legitimate beef than most
Simona said this case is identical to hers (it is not)
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We were soooo close to wrapping this season, but we’ll always change the schedule for a doping story. The news of Iga Swiatek testing positive for a banned substance provoked shock, confusion, and even resignation among tennis watchers who are, by the day, becoming more versed on the fine details of doping cases. Our immediate questions were: Is the story plausible? Why is the suspension broken into pieces? When should news like this be made public? As always, we like to dive into the report itself, making sure we’ve got the facts straight before offering any hot takes. Later, we try to answer a few of our own questions, touching on player reactions and the danger of comparing one case to another. 
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