Federico Rosa: “[In late 2016] we put in place blood tests frequently … to see if there were any strange changes in their blood value. We fired several athletes, including a few big names, which of course I will not release.”
2 winners of Paris marathon and 1 of Tokyo perhaps?
Agent Gianni Demadonna blames Kenyan doping purely on its athletes:
“It is bullshit when they continue to say the managers and the coaches are involved.”
“The Kenyan athletes have very poor knowledge. They see the money.”
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5 years ago: British rider rode away from doping tester days before 2012 Olympics cyclisme-dopage.com/actualit… #cycling #doping #JO2012 #London2012 #BritishCycling
Lithuanian tennis player enters voluntary suspension after anti-doping rule infringement
express.co.uk/sport/tennis/2…
Tennis player uses phone during match to update his whereabouts
en.tennistemple.com/actu/unu…
Some outlets reporting that former Chelsea and Arsenal player Jorginho has returned an adverse result in a drugs test 👀
footballtransfers.com/en/tra…
This is important stuff.
But just 3 retweets and 3 likes (so far) in 9 days.
Not sure if that is damning of UKAD or more of the federations/athletes who will go into 2027 ignorant of these changes.
We have released our 2027 Prohibited List: Summary of Changes article, which outlines the major changes coming in for the 2027 Prohibited List.
You can read it now on our website: brnw.ch/21x6sew
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Il y a 9 ans : La ministre britannique des Sports pas favorable à faire du dopage un délit pénal cyclisme-dopage.com/dossierd… #cyclisme #dopage #UKAD
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Let's consider her agent, Demadonna, who's represented many of the "best" athletes in the world... but also many of the most highly prolific drug cheats in history (next to Rosa... Demadonna is #2).
The likelihood Peres cheated once is absolutely zero. I'm hoping they'll go back to her Athlete Biological Passport and be able to overturn the vast majority of her race results... bumping the other athletes up.
Our own athlete, Julia, was 3rd at the Marathon World Championship - and fuck yes, I'm going to consider her a silver. But that's in thought only because it won't be official unless those results are overturned.
Now let's get to the money... The base prize monies are known, but lest we forget about appearance fees for World Champions and World Major Champions.... lest we forget about the contract bonuses they have and then the rollover bonuses they have for the years that follow from a contract bonus earning.
Rollovers are when an athlete's contract is upgraded for the following years by the highest bonus earned from that year - Let's just say a World Major win is $100,000 contract bonus and an Olympic win is a $150,000 bonus... easily Peres was earning $750,000/year or more from her contract from Adidas, if not over $1,000,000/year.
Want to bring an Olympic and World Champion to a World Major? Well get ready to pay $250,000 or more because otherwise she isn't going.
NOT including prize money or appearance fees. I'd estimate she was earning $1,500,000/year. Demadonna was earning over $225,000/year on Peres alone.
The sum of money Peres and her TEAM stole... it's through the roof and far more than just what was earned in prize money.
Olympic Standards are based on these results (as a whole). Contracts are based on these results (as a whole). Appearance fees... bonuses... everything is based on what these athletes do and sadly the agencies of Demadonna and Rosa are LITTERED with the worst offenders (at least the most caught).
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I have suspended training my team for two days I will took part of day and tomorrow to take my Athletes through ADAK rules and why cheating in sport is an evill thing..On Monday part of my team will undergo a mandatory test by Lancet experts.#letrunclean.
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Every high-profile doping trail involving a Kenyan athlete always leads back to Federico Rosa, Claudio Berardelli or Gianni Demadonna. Any Kenyan athlete who chooses to associate themselves with these three must also bear the burden of suspicion that follows them.
Some crazy reticulocyte readings here, really crazy. 4.38% is off the scale.
AIU's legal team dropped the ball somewhat by arguing blood withdrawal was reason for atypical Sample 25.
On the date of the adjudication, blood withdrawal was not an ADRV (rule changed on 1 Jan 2026).
This is a big blow for the AIU and the ABP.
In the first instance decision, Ikeda offered a range of explanations that were both diverse and prima facie difficult to credit.
Unlikely that he changed explanations for CAS, who were persuaded.
aljazeera.com/sports/2026/10…
This is a big blow for the AIU and the ABP.
In the first instance decision, Ikeda offered a range of explanations that were both diverse and prima facie difficult to credit.
Unlikely that he changed explanations for CAS, who were persuaded.
aljazeera.com/sports/2026/10…
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Il y a 14 ans : Steffen Kjaergaard, ex-coéquipier d'Armstrong à l'US Postal, avoue s'être dopé cyclisme-dopage.com/actualit… #cyclisme #dopage #USPostal #SteffenKjaergaard #EPO #GeorgeMouton #DrSeringue
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One wonders what the Women's marathon record truly is! Look at how many women have been busted who ran 2:16 or under! I believe it is 2:12-2:14. Truth is, AIU is busting more cheaters, especially in Kenya. I suspect that testing needs to pick up in Ethiopia. It is obviously not the shoes that make a difference, but EPO, which still seems to be the drug of choice. In 2014, I broke the news about #RitaJeptoo, who was about to take a big check from #WorldMarathonMajors. Until the punishments are so draconian (all money returned to sponsors and races) and the shame of being named a cheater, we will continue to see these posts nearly every day. @aiu_athletics is doing a better job, but big-time cheaters persist? Where do you think the women's world record for the marathon is, and by that I mean non-dopers? Do we go back to Paula Radcliffe's WR and start all over? This takes away legitimacy from women's elite marathoning. It damages the sport and terrifies sponsors. What do you think?
The Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) has provisionally suspended Olympic gold medallist and former half marathon record holder, 33-year-old Peres Jepchirchir in a move that shocked the athletics world.
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I spoke to Peres Jepchirchir's agent Gianni Demadonna about her positive test for EPO. He said doping control officers initially were not granted access to her house on the day of her test and had to call him before they could be let in.
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Por Dios ¿Quién es el encargado de hacer las contrataciones en Valencia? Que hay que ficharle para la WADA, menudo ojo tiene el tío (Kandie: negarse a control, Kipruto: EPO; Ben Daoud: ABPS; Merzougui: ABPS...) Y hoy Jepchirchir (EPO). theguardian.com/sport/2026/o…
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So much of that I see when I’m on a broadcast call I do not believe. I’m not surprised by this. I am, however, sad for all the athletes who finished behind her and were screwed out of a podium.
