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’It’s unprofessional, I hate it’: Serena Williams on tennis’ anti-doping system

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’It’s unprofessional, I hate it’: Serena Williams on tennis’ anti-doping system
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Tennis star Serena Williams has criticized the International Tennis Integrity Agency's anti-doping 'whereabouts' system, calling it unprofessional and difficult for athletes with busy personal lives. Her comments come as the sport faces increased scrutiny following the suspension of other high-profile players.

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The debate highlights the tension between rigorous anti-doping enforcement and the personal privacy and logistical challenges faced by professional athletes.

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Serena Williams took aim at tennis’ anti-doping system on Sunday (June 28, 2026) ahead of her Wimbledon return, calling the system “unprofessional” and “unreasonable.”

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The article presents Williams' perspective while also providing the ITIA's response, maintaining a balanced view of the controversy.

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