"The SIA's role is to protect clean sport and to ensure a level playing field. One must ask why they have not taken a leadership position in demanding transparency from WADA and @worldaquatics.bsky.social by releasing all files." @robkoehler.bsky.social @couriermail.bsky.social

“In fact, the Cottier report commissioned by WADA explicitly stated that contamination was not proven and intentional use could not be ruled out.”
@robkoehler.bsky.social @couriermail.bsky.social @worldaquatics.bsky.social

🚨 “The initiation of legal actions represents a crucial & necessary step toward building a future where pro. tennis finally implements accountability & the systemic reform that players vehemently desire, prioritizing the health, safety, & rights of the players…”@ptpaplayers 11/11

7️⃣ Violating Privacy Rights: “Players are subjected to invasive searches of personal devices, random middle-of-the-night drug tests, and interrogations without legal representation.” @ptpaplayers 10/11

6️⃣ Exploiting Players Financially:  “Players are forced to sign over their name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights for zero compensation, allowing governing bodies to profit from their identities while preventing them from securing certain independent sponsorships” @ptpaplayers 9/11

5️⃣ Disregard for Players: “Last year alone, players were forced to compete in 100-degree heat, endure matches that ended at 3 AM, & play with different and injury-inducing tennis balls depending on the week, leading to chronic wrist, elbow, and shoulder injuries.” @ptpaplayers 8/11

4️⃣ Forcing an Unsustainable Schedule: “The professional tennis season stretches 11 months of the year, leaving little to no room for players to rest and recover.” @ptpaplayers 7/11