The WTA tournament in Madrid begins, in which Iga Świętek will participate. Raszynika referred to the anti-doping control regulations – she believes that the strategy generates quite a few pressure.
In the fall of last year, the Polish tennis player was excluded from the game for a month, after trimethadazine, a substance supporting the bloodstream, was detected. It was to come from a contaminated sleeping aid that Christmas had taken before the competition in Cincinnati.
Polka critically evaluates the anti-doping strategy that applies to tennis players: “The anti-doping strategy generates large force and anxiety. You think about it all the time. It makes you anxious. I'm not just talking about myself due to the fact that I kind of got utilized to the strategy and went through the worst. I managed to get back and fix it. This makes me feel like nothing can halt me" – we read the words of a tennis player quoted by PAP.
On Thursday, Iga Christmas will play the first match at this year's WTA tournament in Madrid.
