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World Aquatics, the governing body for all aquatic sports, has introduced a new ruling which will ban those who participate ...
The federation is the first to adopt a strict no tolerance policy against participants of the controversial competition.
World Aquatics introduced a new bylaw on Tuesday that will prevent any athlete or official who supports or endorses doping ...
World Aquatics has banned athletes who participate in or show support for the controversial Enhanced Games from competing in ...
The World Aquatics Swimming World Cup sought smaller cities than traditional to maximize the community connection for its ...
World Aquatics becomes the first international federation to ban anyone, which includes athletes and coaches, taking part in ...
World Aquatics on Tuesday passed a bylaw aimed to “protect sport from enablers of doped sport,” a clear broadside at the ...
“We are proud to partner with World Aquatics and support the global aquatics community,” said Matt DiLorenzo, chief executive ...
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) welcomes the World Aquatics decision to implement a Bylaw which states that individuals ...
World Aquatics, the governing body for all aquatic sports, has introduced a new rule that will ban those who participate in the controversial Enhanced Games. The Enhanced Games says it is an ...
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