A tour player on the Swiatek affair: "Why isn't anyone interested in institutional corruption?"
British player Tara Moore expressed her anger on Platform X following the revelation that Iga Swiatek had been suspended for a month after testing positive.
The 32-year-old doubles specialist tested positive for boldenone and nandrolone in 2022 and was suspended from the circuit for 19 months, before her case was closed.
A situation that cost her time and money, despite the fact that she had maintained her innocence from the outset.
Annoyed by the swift resolution of Swiatek's case, Moore expressed her sense of injustice at the difference in treatment between players: "I also took a 19-month break because I had to make 'a change in my team'."
Let's not forget, my case was also a contamination. Two other people tested positive, but the ITIA is appealing my case.
Why doesn't anyone take a serious interest in the corruption of the institutions that govern us?"
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