Iga Światka cut speculation. The Polish woman put the matter clearly

Iga Świątek quickly advanced to the Australian Open quarter -finals. In the 4th round of the tournament, the Polish opponent was Ewa Lys. A much lower German woman had no chance on the court.

The match lasting less than an hour ended with a 6: 0, 6: 1 result. In the fight for the semi -final, Iga Świątek’s rival will be placed with number 8. Emma Navarrowhich checked in in the 1/4 final after the victory over Daria Kasatkina 6: 4, 5: 7, 7: 5.

Iga Świątek cleaned of allegations. WADA statement

After the match Igi Świątek A urgent WADA message appeared on a Polish tennis player. ANDGencing has reported that she would not appeal against the decision of the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) regarding the positive result of the Polish anti -doping test.

As we read in the statement, “after conducting a full analysis of the case file related to the ITIA decision, scientific experts confirmed that the script with contaminated melatonin, presented by Iga Świątek is likely and that there are no scientific grounds to question it in CAS.”

Iga Świątek about the doping scandal

In an interview with journalists, Iga Światka did not hide his satisfaction with this turn of cases. – I am satisfied that I can close this chapter and move forward. I just want to play tennis and focus on the tournament – she said.

The Polish tennis player emphasized that “Although she was very afraid of it, she did not notice that other tennis players or fans treat her differently in connection with the doping scandal“. – I think that everyone who read documents and learned the details of this matter understands the situation. In the cloakroom, the girls were also quite nice and forgiving. I would like to leave it behind. I was in Tour for several weeks and everything was fine, so I don’t expect any changes. I am glad that people understand this – she concluded.

Iga Świątek and doping scandal

On August 12, Iga Świątek underwent anti -doping control before the tournament in Cincinnati. The tested sample found trace amounts of triametazidine, which is on the list of prohibited substances. The Polish woman proved that she did not use doping and the substance got into her body by contaminating the drug with melatonin.

In connection with International Tennis International Agency Itia decided on the smallest dimension of the penalty: a monthly suspension, which ended at the beginning of December.

December 30 The Polish anti -doping agency announced that it will not appeal against decision of the International Agency for Tennis Integrity.