The Wimbledon champion is before the 18-month ban and is withdrawn from prize money in the doping scandal

Wimbledon Champion banned at 18 months and withdrawn the prize money

In a shocking turn of events, Max Purcell, the double of the Wimbledon men of 2022, was received from the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) to an 18-month ban from Tennis Integency Agency. The 27-year-old tennis star has admitted to having violated the tennis anti-doping program, which led to serious effects, including falling out of prize money worth a year.

This controversial decision means that Purcell will be out of the game for at least a year and a half, and his ban from December last year from December last year. The champion will only celebrate a comeback in June 2026 and a long way to redemption in the world of tennis.

The tennis world stumbles from this scandal, since fans and analysts speculate about the details of the violation of Purcell. Stay tuned while we deal with this developing story and offer you real-time updates, expert analyzes and insights into the effects of one of the most shocking bans in sport.

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