Swiatek positive is only forbidden for 1 month? Celebrity: Be unfair to others! The former world No. 1 was banned for 4 years

In the early morning of November 29, Beijing time, Canadian men's tennis star Shapovalov posted on social media, publicly questioning Swiatek's ban. Shapovalov pointed out that the one-month ban on Swiatek is very unfair to other players, such as fellow Grand Slam winner Halep.

Previously, the International Tennis Integrity Agency officially announced that Swiatek tested positive for doping, was banned for one month, and was temporarily banned from September 12 to October 4, and Swiatek also missed the China Open and Wuhan Open in the Asian season. This will count towards the penalty, so Swiatek has only eight days left in her ban and, if nothing else, the former world No.1 will be able to compete in tournaments such as the United Cup and next year's Australian Open.

Although Swiatek stressed in a statement posted on social media that she had taken it by mistake, she also underwent a rigorous ITIA (International Tennis Integrity Agency) screening process, and the amount of banned drugs in her body was "incredibly low." However, taking banned drugs will obviously be one of the "stains" on the career of the five-time Grand Slam women's singles champion.

Previously, the former world No. 1 Romanian star Halep was banned for 4 years for doping violations, but his sentence was "commuted" to 9 months after Halep's appeal, but the heavy penalty of this ban still largely ruined Halep's original brilliant career.

The Australian season will begin in a month's time, and Swiatek will probably face a lot of doubts and pressure from various media and colleagues, just like the men's tennis world No. 1 Sinner, who also tested positive for doping but was not banned.