South Korean Tennis Player Suspended For Doping

The International Tennis Federation said on Monday that a 58-year-old South Korean wheelchair tennis player has been banned for 12 months after it was found that he had violated doping rules.

A banned substance was found in a sample taken from Kim Kyu-seong in November 2021 and Kim immediately pleaded guilty, according to the International Tennis Federation.

Kim initially accepted a voluntary temporary suspension starting from November 4, but it was found that he had violated the terms of this punishment by training with the national team and participating in a match in the same month.

The Korea Tennis Association and the World Anti-Doping Agency did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The International Tennis Federation, which is responsible for the anti-doping program in the sport, said that Kim’s ban began on March 24.

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