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Shayna Jack.. The darling doper of the Aussie Swim Team

unfair????? dude failed doping tests.... anyone who refuse or fails a test should be banned forever. just think of this, would YOU be willing to compete against a person who's failed the test before? imagine that person standing on the block next to ur lane and ur about to dive in, pure madness!

Me too!

he's done! all his sponsors dropped him. and he's no longer in the national team. So obvious everyone believes he doped except his diehard fans! 🤣

@@yodaichi888 that’s fine. He’s probably banned for international games. But surely he can somehow get in some friendly competition or national competitions with the current national team swimmers. 😝

dumb fans support him no matter if hes a cheater or not lmao

@@m.w4649 nah.... you don't understand China or Chinese. Sun has a tainted reputation, no one wants any association with him, that means no company wants to sponsor him, no relevant athlete can talk about him or seen hanging out with him or swimming with him in the same contest. The best he could do is probably some 3rd tier regional competition that no one knows about.

Caught....by who.

Trusting western is more crazier, this is how you easily get brainwashed by the media

This reminds me of CR7 when girls accused him of r@pe. The best will always be targets for jealous people and mad politicians.

Assuming guilt....Just like Fascist West accuse others of being undemocratic. 😊

How was he treated as a Chinese by White Imperialists.

Please don’t cheer for this bully. He was so incredibly nasty to Duncan Scott on the podium for the 200m free. This guy is an unsportsmanlike asshole

​@@cyathoris7530And how nasty were the White colonizers towards others...

He’s a cheat. Best swim of Paris was seeing Bobby Finke get the 1500 m WR. I doubt Sun Yang ever fairly held it.

he's done! all his sponsors dropped him. and he's no longer in the national team. So obvious everyone believes he doped except his diehard fans! 🤣

Phelps was the worst doper, yes.

Phelps probably doped 🫤

Or once you get caught doping in any of your historical event or been exposed of pretending to have any medical condition that magically cures itself after retiring from swimming you should be stripped of all your medals, return the prize money and been publicly shamed just like Lance Armstrong. I genuinely feel sorry for someone looking like a 65 year old man in their 30s and being used no difference to a little white lab rat. Extremely funny he has the cheek of having an extremely harsh death sentence on someone else.

U mean Asthmatic Phelps 💉

White Fascists live in their Hollywood matrix.

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I remember this guy. I didn't know about this. How sad. .. Bastards. IOC is so inconsistent with their rulings, racist, and woke. 51 months banned, so excessive. They ruined his career. I wish him all the best.

@@fangfeiziwo naw stay banned cheater

"In May 2014, Sun Yang tested positive for trimetazidine". - it is in his wiki page you was referring to. So read it bro. Still Sun Yang is my favorite athlete.

@@arpadnagy1354 thanks for reading it, but personally I feel like you didnt really look at context here. I may be wrong, feel free to correct, but all my text is copied straight from wiki. In May 2014, Sun was banned for three months by the Chinese Swimming Association (CSA) after he tested positive for trimetazidine, a drug that was banned four months earlier and newly classified as a stimulant at the time by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). "Sun was tested while competing in the Chinese national swimming championships, and said that a doctor prescribed the drug to treat heart palpitations, a condition he has suffered since 2008, and that he was unaware that it had been newly added to the banned substances list." I understand that this can be counted as doping, especially considering the american purple face and asthma patients. this actually isnt what got him the ban. Heres what really happened: On the night of 4 September 2018, three anti-doping testers from IDTM, the organisation responsible for conducting out-of-competition dope tests around the world, had arrived at Sun’s home in Zhejiang province and were asked to wait outside for almost an hour because the swimmer was not home. The testers had taken photographs to prove they had been there as the swimmer’s chosen one-hour window of availability between 10 and 11 pm was about to close. Sun had almost missed this deadline for testing but managed to arrive within the window.[87][50] After giving blood, he was escorted to the bathroom by a doping control assistant (DCA) to be observed passing urine. Sun noticed the DCA had been taking pictures of him and requested his accreditations, which were not provided.[109] The DCA later said he was a construction worker.[110] After calling his coach, his lawyer, and the head of the Chinese swimming delegation, Sun did not sign the testing paperwork in which Sun argued the doping control officer's paperwork was incomplete and two of the three members of the anti-doping party lacked proper identification.[111] According to evidence presented to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), he offered to wait for a properly accredited team, but was declined.[109] The anti-doping testers later testified to the CAS that Sun and his entourage intimidated them.[112] Around 3:00 am, Sun's camp and the anti-doping testers were at a standoff. Sun's entourage including his doctor Ba Zhen, had refused to let the testers take his blood vials. The testers refused to leave without their casing and had refused Sun's offer to wait for an accredited team to replace them. Sun's team then directed his security guard to smash the case containing the vials to take back the vials containing Sun's blood.[109] Sun believed that the testing personnel did not have proper credentials.[113][114] The official report from the FINA inquiry dated 3 January 2019 stated the following:[115] The blood that was initially collected (and subsequently destroyed) was not collected with proper authorisation and thus was not properly a "sample" ... as a result, the sample collection session initiated by IDTM on September 4, 2018, is invalid and void. No FINA DC rule violations can result therefrom. ... The conduct on the part of the DCA (doping control assistant) is highly improper and extremely unprofessional. This should never happen ... proof of this conduct by a DCA prior to the athlete providing a chaperoned urine sample is unquestionably reason to immediately suspend the DCA's involvement in the testing mission. ... Ultimately, the BCA (blood collection assistant) did not testify at the hearing or answer any questions from the athlete. The Doping Panel is left with significant doubt whether the BCA was properly qualified to draw blood from an athlete.[87] The inquiry panel concluded that "Mr. Sun Yang has not committed an anti-doping rule violation", which FINA accepted.[87][88][89] Their official inquiry report concluded that the testing officer indeed did not abide to the proper testing protocol. WADA disagreed with FINA's decision and appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), which accepted the case and held a public hearing in November 2019.[116][117] Sun's lawyers told the Associated Press he requested that his CAS hearing to be public and "fully transparent to clear his name".[118] FINA supported a move to stop the CAS hearing.[119] In January 2019, The Sunday Times published an exclusive article reporting that Sun and his entourage had presided over the smashing of a vial of the swimmer's blood sample with a hammer in front of anti-doping testers and that he may face a lifetime ban. However according to ABC reporter Tracey Holmes, media coverages claiming that the glass blood vials being smashed, were incorrect as the blood vials themselves were not smashed, but only the outer container carrying it.[109] Sun himself has threatened legal action against The Sunday Times, according to a report that appeared on the Channel News Asia website. The swimmer claimed that the officials had failed to produce proper documentation for the testing, resulting in himself attempting to reject the testing.[120][115] On February 3, leading rivals and the World Swimming Coaches Association called for Sun to be banned.[121] So he did not give the blood sample, because he believed the people who came to collect it had not given proper ID. He offended the rule for sure, but he was supposed to see proper ID. Then, he got accused of smashing a blood sample. I just think it is very sad because nothing really adds up, and we can see that now, but his career is still over. I'm sorry if this response was a bit long, I just wanted to explain my point here. Thanks for responding to my comment.

Taiwanese gender bender boxer won... A medal because of Woke IOC, captured by the West.