It’s like reading the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling on Mikael Ymer. Like Ymer, Brooksby agrees with the first two mistakes but objects to the third because he was in a hotel room.
A doping control officer attempted to contact Broxby on his cell phone, which was silent in the morning. No attempt was made to reach Brooksby through hotel staff.
– I was awake and had nothing to hide, claims Brooksby, who stated that he would appeal the ruling before an independent committee, which would move to the International Court of Arbitration “CAS” in Lausanne.
Brooksby’s ruling was handed down by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA).
This means that he made three errors in determining his whereabouts in one year.
She had surgery on both wrists this year
– Jensen is very disappointed. “We are now focused on preparing this case and getting it to Cass,” Brooksby’s AP counsel says.
With Brooksby accepting a temporary suspension in July, he will be free to compete from 4 January 2025, but hopes to return soon.
-I will be back, hopefully soon.
The 22-year-old Brooksby is ranked 301st in the rankings after undergoing surgery on his left and right wrists earlier in the year. He was ranked as the 33rd best player in the rankings. In 2021, he reached the fourth round of the US Open, but was then eliminated by Novak Djokovic.
Background: Ymir banned for doping – it happened:
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