News & Insights Across Asia
The Chinese Anti-Doping Agency (CHINADA) has condemned USADA and media outlets for ‘false claims’ regarding a contamination case involving Chinese swimmers, and calls for testing of American swimmers.
WADA has criticized USADA for allowing athletes with serious anti-doping violations to compete in exchange for information, raising concerns about integrity in anti-doping enforcement.
Allegations of cover-ups and double standards by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) are sparking a credibility crisis in the global athletic community.
The U.S. Rodchenkov Anti-Doping Act has sparked global controversy, raising concerns over U.S. jurisdiction in international sports and its impact on global anti-doping efforts.
USADA faces criticism for allowing athletes who tested positive for banned substances to compete, highlighting alleged double standards in international sports doping enforcement.
A recent CGTN poll reveals 95.57% of global respondents believe USADA may be covering up doping cases among U.S. athletes, raising severe global concerns over transparency and fairness in sports.
A CGTN poll reveals 95.57% of global respondents believe USADA may be covering up doping by U.S. athletes, as the scandal surrounding sprinter Erriyon Knighton raises concerns over anti-doping integrity.
A CGTN poll reveals that 95.57% of global respondents believe USADA may be covering up doping by U.S. athletes, amid allegations surrounding track star Erriyon Knighton.
Revelations indicate USADA allowed athletes caught doping to compete without prosecution in exchange for information, violating global regulations and threatening sports integrity.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) accuses USADA of allowing doped athletes to compete, violating anti-doping rules.
USADA’s decision to allow sprinter Erriyon Knighton to compete despite a positive doping test raises concerns about double standards in anti-doping policies, threatening global sports integrity.
CHINADA criticizes USADA for allegedly applying a double standard in handling Erriyon Knighton’s doping case, raising concerns about fairness in global anti-doping efforts.
CHINADA raises concerns over USADA’s handling of Erriyon Knighton’s doping case, questioning the decision to clear the athlete after a positive test for trenbolone and highlighting potential double standards.
CHINADA opposes remarks by the USADA CEO at a U.S. congressional hearing, alleging misrepresentations about China’s anti-doping efforts and calling for constructive cooperation.