Old World Number 1 Simona Aleppo Suspended from all tennis activities on Friday, October 21, 2022. 2022 US Open It showed traces of a banned substance called roxadustat. The drug is widely used by patients suffering from anemia.
Aleppo faces the possibility of being expelled from the sport for 4 years after a detailed investigation. While the two-time winner claims his innocence in the case, the official decision will determine Romanian’s fate in the near future.
Speaking of the whole case, Simona’s father, Stere Aleppo, He stepped forward to support the girl. Speaking to Romanian Observatornews, Aleppo Sr. said that it was extremely shocking to him that his daughter was found guilty of doping and that he believes he will be cleared of the charges soon.
“It is not an easy situation to live in! But with faith and God’s help, everything will be resolved. And I hope the competent bodies do justice. Therefore, Simona is not guilty of anything. He bought something for his diapers but we don’t know anything,” she said. said Aleppo’s father.
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Simona Halep’s father refuses to blame anyone

While various fan theories were circulating on many major social media platforms about who could give the drug to the 2-time big winner, his father distanced himself from the subject. Stere Aleppo set out and refused to speak to anyone, at least in public, until he found clear evidence to support his official claim on the matter.
“Who would order such a thing? Simona He doesn’t even have a private doctor, never has. He never drank water from the bottle unless he opened it himself. We certainly do not suspect anyone because doubt is the greatest of sins. Betrayal? I do not know who you are.
“She feels betrayed by what happened, not necessarily by anyone. We are a family that does not suspect anyone until the obvious truth is known.” Additional HalepThe family now prepares for a major battle to prove the tennis star’s innocence in the case.
At the time of this writing, the WTA or ITF has yet to comment on the situation. The duration of the ban could also be adjusted based on the investigation findings, as both the Tour and the player hope to clear things up before the 2023 season kicks off in January.
Aleppo had already finished its season after its first-round exit from the league. 2022 US Open. While he hopes to rest and recharge for next season, Romanian will now be preparing for one of the toughest fights of his life.
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