LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has applauded the steps taken by golf to combat doping but believes more could be done to achieve full transparency in its policing. Little-known American Doug Barron... [read full story]
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - A victory anti-doping crusaders once believed impossible is now within reach with the help of powerful new allies as the war on performance-enhancing drugs in sport moves on to new fronts.
NEW YORK (AP) - Andre Agassi is responding to criticism of his crystal meth use with a plea for compassion, telling "60 Minutes" he needed help when he took the drug while depressed in 1997. Discussing his new autobiography,...
Andre Agassi shook the tennis world when he revealed in his book, "Open," that he used methamphetamine in 1997 when he was depressed. After the revelation, Martina Navratilova compared Agassi with Roger Clemens, the pitching...
Responds To Criticism Over His Drug Use In "60 Minutes" Interview (CBS) Andre Agassi responds to critics of his drug use with a plea for compassion, telling Katie Couric that he "needed help" when he used methamphetamine while...
51hoa6B+3DL._SS500_ Tennis legend and all-American hero Andre Agassi admitted to using methamphetamine – and then lying about it to the ATP – back in 1997, right before his downfall in the rankings and before his re-rise. The...
New Delhi: Cricket and tennis thought to be the sports where performance-enhancing drugs would not work. The myth has been broken in tennis and cricket, too, has had its share of doping cases leading to the International...
Wednesday, November 04, 2009 LONDON: The World Anti-Doping Agency has asked ATP to investigate Andre Agassi’s admission that he took crystal meth in 1997. WADA director general David Howman would not elaborate on what he wrote...
The less cynical explanation is that Agassi wanted to provide a truthful self-portrait Serena Williams' finishing the year ranked No. 1 is a much-needed dose of sanity Andre Agassi's autobiography is filled with brutal candor....
LONDON (AP): The World Anti-Doping Agency has asked tennis to investigate André Agassi's admission that he took crystal meth in 1997. WADA Director General David Howman would not elaborate on what he wrote in the letter ...
The World Anti-Doping Agency has announced it will be asking questions of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) following Andre Agassi's startling revelations that he successfully duped the ATP after he used crystal...
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