Sun Yang Verdict: WADA Vs Sun Yang & FINA at the Court of Arbitration for Sport Sun Yang ‘s swimming career is over. In a damning judgment, a panel of three senior judges
Picture this. Mack Horton, a spring in his step, bounds into Adelaide’s SA Aquatic and Leisure Centre tomorrow morning, surrounded by his Dolphins team mates. Many who have stood with
Duncan Scott, who refused to share a podium with Sun Yang at last year’s World Championships, has reacted to the eight-year ban handed to the Chinese on Friday by welcoming the
Sun Yang, the Chinese swimmer banned for eight years in a Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) decision handed down today, responded by saying that he will “definitely” appeal to
Adam Peaty has welcomed the news of Sun Yang‘s eight-year ban after the Court of Arbitration for Sport announced their verdict. The Olympic 100m breaststroke champion told Swimming World: “Very
Jon Rudd, vice-president of the World Swimming Coaches Association (WSCA), says “the sport has been rescued” after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) handed an eight-year ban to Sun
FINA, the international swimming federation, has been criticised far and wide, many of the world’s most successful swimmers in the mix, over its handling of the Sun Yang case. The
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has cancelled its Annual Symposium and related Athlete Session that were to be held at the SwissTech Convention Center in Lausanne, Switzerland on 17-18 and 19
FINA has Postponed the Women’s Water Polo Olympic Games Qualification Tournament scheduled for Trieste in Italy from March 8-15 as a result of the coronavirus emergency. The event is the
It is touted as swimming’s blue ribband event and the men’s 100m freestyle at the Olympic Games is again developing into a good old fashioned duel in the pool between
