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PARIS: World number two Rafael Nadal said on Tuesday tennis was free of doping and repeated his view that the testing procedures were too tough. "I am the first who... More »
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Sify - Nov. 10, 2009
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By Patrick Vignal PARIS (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal said on Tuesday tennis was free of doping and repeated his view that the testing procedures were too tough.... More »
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Reuters - Nov. 10, 2009
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| Nadal says players clean, testing rules too tough |
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PARIS (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal said on Tuesday tennis was free of doping and repeated his view that the testing procedures were too tough. 'I am the first... More »
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Reuters Canada - Nov. 10, 2009
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Nadal believes anti-doping regulations are too strict World number two Rafael Nadal has reiterated his criticism of anti-doping regulations in the wake of bans handed to... More »
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BBC - Nov. 10, 2009
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| WTA to push for changes in dope rule |
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THE governing body of women's tennis would like to see the World Anti-Doping Agency revise its 'whereabouts rule' to give players more flexibility when they are competing.... More »
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Shanghai Daily - Nov. 9, 2009
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| WTA CEO Calls For Change In Drug-Testing Policy |
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Sony Ericsson WTA Tour CEO Stacey Allaster is calling for changes to the "rigorous" whereabouts rule, which is designed to ensure effective drug-testing. Allaster's... More »
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Tennis Week - Nov. 9, 2009
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PARIS (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal said on Tuesday tennis was free of doping and repeated his view that the testing procedures were too tough. "I am the... More »
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Reuters Africa - Nov. 10, 2009
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| Nadal says players clean, testing rules too tough |
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PARIS (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal said on Tuesday tennis was free of doping and repeated his view that the testing procedures were too tough. 'I am the first... More »
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Reuters India - Nov. 10, 2009
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