Max Purcell Accepts Ban For Anti-Doping Breach, Grand Slam Doubles Winner Set to Miss Australian Open 2025 (See Post)
Reigning US Open doubles winner Max Purcell has been provisionally suspended following a reported breach of the sport's anti-doping regulations. Purcell took the help of social media making the news public and cleared the situation.
Tennis star Max Purcell won’t be part of the Australian Open 2025. Currently ranked as the world number 12 in doubles has been provisionally suspended following a reported breach of the sport's anti-doping regulations. The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) revealed that Max Purcell acknowledged the violation involving a prohibited method and voluntarily accepted the suspension. Purcell also shared a post on Instagram updating his fans. The suspension puts him out of action for all ATP and ITF events, including the upcoming Australian Open 2025. Year Ender 2024: Australian Open Scripting New Record and Springing UP New Stars in First Grand Slam of Season.
Max Purcell Accepts Ban For Anti-Doping Breach Ahead of Australian Open 2025
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