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Tara Moore files $20 million lawsuit against WTA over doping ban
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British tennis player Tara Moore has sued the WTA Tour for $20 million, claiming the organization failed to warn her about contaminated meat in Bogotá that led to her positive doping test. The 33-year-old, who is serving a four-year ban until 2028, argues the ban resulted from negligence during a 2022 tournament in Colombia. An independent tribunal initially cleared her, but the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the suspension after an appeal by the International Tennis Integrity Agency.
One week after CAF awarded the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 title to Morocco, stripping Senegal following a controversial final, the Senegalese Football Federation has formally appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. CAS confirmed the proceedings are underway, with no timeline given amid complex international sports law challenges.
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Russia's biathletes are appealing their suspension to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, prompting reactions from Swedish stars. Sebastian Samuelsson and Elvira Öberg express confidence in the IBU's rules and stress that Russian athletes should not compete.