Entertainment & Sports
Feb. 11, 2020
Tennis pro reinstated after a positive anti-doping test
Attorneys for Robert Farah said the positive result was likely due to steroids in beef he ate the night prior.
A top-ranked tennis player under investigation for doping was cleared for competition Monday, following a bid for reinstatement by his counsel at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP.
Robert Farah, currently ranked as the world's Number 1 doubles player, was reinstated after a finding of "no fault" by the International Tennis Federation in connection with an October 2019 positive test finding.
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