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Ski Jumping Scandal: Widespread Suit Manipulation Confirmed
Five-time world champion Janne Ahonen admitted to manipulating his ski suit to gain an unfair advantage, confirming widespread cheating in ski jumping and highlighting insufficient FIS oversight; this follows the disqualification of two Norwegian competitors at the recent World Championships.
Ski Jumping Scandal: Widespread Suit Manipulation Confirmed
Five-time world champion Janne Ahonen admitted to manipulating his ski suit to gain an unfair advantage, confirming widespread cheating in ski jumping and highlighting insufficient FIS oversight; this follows the disqualification of two Norwegian competitors at the recent World Championships.
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40% Bias Score
Pechstein Settles 16-Year Doping Dispute with ISU
Claudia Pechstein, a 53-year-old German speed skater, settled a 16-year legal battle with the ISU after a 2009 doping suspension based on fluctuating blood values, though no positive test existed; the settlement's specifics remain unannounced, but Pechstein plans to compete in the 2026 Milan Olympic...
Pechstein Settles 16-Year Doping Dispute with ISU
Claudia Pechstein, a 53-year-old German speed skater, settled a 16-year legal battle with the ISU after a 2009 doping suspension based on fluctuating blood values, though no positive test existed; the settlement's specifics remain unannounced, but Pechstein plans to compete in the 2026 Milan Olympic...
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48% Bias Score
Sinner's 3-Month Ban Highlights Flaws in International Sports Justice
Tennis player Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban from WADA after an out-of-court settlement for a clostebol positive, highlighting inconsistencies within the international sports justice system and raising concerns about the CAS's independence and compatibility with EU law.
Sinner's 3-Month Ban Highlights Flaws in International Sports Justice
Tennis player Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban from WADA after an out-of-court settlement for a clostebol positive, highlighting inconsistencies within the international sports justice system and raising concerns about the CAS's independence and compatibility with EU law.
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60% Bias Score
Sinner's Three-Month Doping Ban Sparks Controversy
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban for a doping violation, prompting criticism from other players regarding the timing and potential favouritism due to his access to high-powered legal representation.
Sinner's Three-Month Doping Ban Sparks Controversy
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban for a doping violation, prompting criticism from other players regarding the timing and potential favouritism due to his access to high-powered legal representation.
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52% Bias Score
Sinner Receives Three-Month Ban for Doping Violation
Tennis star Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban for a positive test of clostebol, a banned substance, despite the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITA) finding no fault or negligence; Nick Kyrgios criticized the outcome, while the ban will not impact his titles or prize money.
Sinner Receives Three-Month Ban for Doping Violation
Tennis star Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban for a positive test of clostebol, a banned substance, despite the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITA) finding no fault or negligence; Nick Kyrgios criticized the outcome, while the ban will not impact his titles or prize money.
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44% Bias Score
Vuskovic's Doping Ban Upheld: Four-Year Suspension Finalized
The Swiss Federal Supreme Court upheld the four-year doping ban for footballer Mario Vuskovic, ending his appeal against a CAS ruling for EPO use; his club, Hamburger SV, will re-sign him after the ban ends in November 2026.
Vuskovic's Doping Ban Upheld: Four-Year Suspension Finalized
The Swiss Federal Supreme Court upheld the four-year doping ban for footballer Mario Vuskovic, ending his appeal against a CAS ruling for EPO use; his club, Hamburger SV, will re-sign him after the ban ends in November 2026.
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36% Bias Score
Pechstein Retires After Winning Long Legal Battle with ISU
Five-time Olympic speed skating champion Claudia Pechstein retired at 53 after settling a 16-year, \$8.4 million legal battle with the ISU over a 2009 doping ban she denied, and will now pursue a career in coaching and consulting.
Pechstein Retires After Winning Long Legal Battle with ISU
Five-time Olympic speed skating champion Claudia Pechstein retired at 53 after settling a 16-year, \$8.4 million legal battle with the ISU over a 2009 doping ban she denied, and will now pursue a career in coaching and consulting.
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32% Bias Score
Rabobank Returns to Cycling Sponsorship
Rabobank is returning to cycling sponsorship after a 12-year absence due to the sport's improved integrity and the success of Team Visma, which they will sponsor for the next 3.5 years.
Rabobank Returns to Cycling Sponsorship
Rabobank is returning to cycling sponsorship after a 12-year absence due to the sport's improved integrity and the success of Team Visma, which they will sponsor for the next 3.5 years.
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60% Bias Score
Sinner Receives Three-Month Ban for Inadvertent Doping
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) after testing positive for clostebol, a substance his physiotherapist inadvertently applied while treating a hand injury; the ban starts February 9 and ends May 4, making him eligible for...
Sinner Receives Three-Month Ban for Inadvertent Doping
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner received a three-month ban from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) after testing positive for clostebol, a substance his physiotherapist inadvertently applied while treating a hand injury; the ban starts February 9 and ends May 4, making him eligible for...
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48% Bias Score
Sinner Accepts Three-Month Doping Ban After WADA Agreement
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month suspension from May 4th for a positive clostebol test at Indian Wells in March 2023, after an agreement with the WADA, despite initial acquittal and subsequent appeal, leading to criticism over delayed action and leniency.
Sinner Accepts Three-Month Doping Ban After WADA Agreement
World number one tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month suspension from May 4th for a positive clostebol test at Indian Wells in March 2023, after an agreement with the WADA, despite initial acquittal and subsequent appeal, leading to criticism over delayed action and leniency.
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44% Bias Score
Sinner Accepts Three-Month Doping Ban
Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month ban from February 9th to May 4th due to accidental contamination with Clostebol during a massage, a settlement resolving a year-long case with the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Sinner Accepts Three-Month Doping Ban
Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month ban from February 9th to May 4th due to accidental contamination with Clostebol during a massage, a settlement resolving a year-long case with the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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40% Bias Score
UCI to Ban Carbon Monoxide Rebreathing Equipment in Cycling
The UCI is expected to ban carbon monoxide rebreathing equipment in cycling this week due to safety concerns, although its use may be allowed in medical settings; this follows revelations that some teams used the equipment to measure hemoglobin levels, potentially enhancing performance.
UCI to Ban Carbon Monoxide Rebreathing Equipment in Cycling
The UCI is expected to ban carbon monoxide rebreathing equipment in cycling this week due to safety concerns, although its use may be allowed in medical settings; this follows revelations that some teams used the equipment to measure hemoglobin levels, potentially enhancing performance.
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52% Bias Score
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