Maria Sharapova announced that he tested positive in a doping control in the recent Australia Open in January, where he lost in the quarterfinals. The Russian, 28 and 35 titles under his belt, revealed in a press conference in Los Angeles, before he announced the International Tennis Federation. The circuit stays for a while without one of their icons.
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The substance that caused the adverse control is the meldonium, which was added to the list of prohibited by the World Anti Doping Agency in January this year substances. Sharapova took it received a letter informing WADA regulatory changes, but did not look. "A huge mistake," he admitted.
This substance is sold under the brand Mildronate, and in the light of recent positive was widespread in the sport. The AMA decided to ban the demonstration that resulted in improved strength and increased recovery, and protect against stress. The meldonium, which comes from the Eastern countries, was designed to treat neurodegenerative and bronchopulmonary disorders, but has been shown that was being used heavily in the sport for other purposes.
Maria Sharapova announced he will not retire for it. "I made a mistake. I do not want to end my career this way. I hope they give me another chance, "he said. He said, dressed in deep black and a lectern stripped of all ornament, take the medicine for ten years because he was not prohibited. "I was often sick and had a magnesium deficiency. In my family I had a history of diabetes and had signs. It was one of the drugs, among others, who prescribed me ", he said.
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