‘Broken’ – The British tennis star talks for the first time since the four-year ban was given
Tara Moore stated his innocence and blurred the anti-doping system after a four-year ban banner.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) announced last week by the Court reaffirmed the appeal of Sport of Sport (CAS).
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Moore, a winner of nine times ITF, tested positive in April 2022 for anabolic steroids in Boldenone and Nandrolone.
“Case reaffirmed the attractiveness of Itika compared to Nandrolona” Read a statement.
Moore was awarded a four-year ban, but temporarily canceled it will be reduced in 19 months.
Despite an independent output court, in December 2023, Moore ‘is not blame or irresponsible’.
And to move to Social Media, Moore released an emotional expression to return to CAS resolution.
“It is necessary to prove that it is innocent and incredibly exhausting” he said X. “First of all, you are trying to figure out what these things are, in the second, how and why you enter your system.
“If you’re innocent, you don’t know immediately. You have to spend everything you do and it can’t be, probably until settle for something.
“Then we fight you against someone who has more money and resources than you. The last 3 and a half have broken me so many pieces.
“When my families and friends went to pick up my supposed parts, I stuck me as another person. I don’t need a panel to say I’m innocent.
“I know the whole I bring and I know I am innocent. In recent years everyone thinks this process is like.
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“I have been underdog. I knew my life away from me, because organizations and people did it right.
“My struggle was taken in court, but my struggle is not over, not for me or others like me. I’m breached to the doping system. I’m proof of that.
“We need to fix it. It’s not too late for me, but for the future players found in this unfortunate situation. I have a lot more when the time is well. Tara.”
Moore became a professional in 2010 and in 2017. He achieved a high career in the year.
Brit is also a former world. In double 77, he won 17 titles on the ITF circuit and reached the second round Wimbledon In 2016.
Moore looks to return to the beginning of the 2028 season.