Max Purcell to miss Australian Open after accepting ban for anti-doping breach

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12/23/2024 02:55 AM

Australian doubles star accepts provisional suspension
ITIA yet to specify length of ban or any details of breach

Australian tennis player Max Purcell has been provisionally suspended over an alleged violation of the sport's anti-doping program.

The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) announced on Monday that the two-time doubles grand slam winner had voluntarily accepted the suspension, after admitting to a breach relating to a prohibited method.

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