Russian Tennis Prodigy, 20, shaken by the doping scandal: shocking details revealed!

A young Russian tennis player, only 20 years old, was caught in a doping scandal who shaked the tennis world. Aleksei Mokrov was temporarily suspended by the International Tennis Integrity Agency after being tested positively for a forbidden substance.

After the revelation, Mokrov's career has that his rehearsal in competition competition, Metabolites by Nandrolon, a forbidden anabolic agent, has taken a fall material. The ITIA confirmed that the aspiring star, who recently achieved a career rank of No. 1413, provided the spoiled sample when he took part in an ITF event in Egypt.

As a result of the positive test and the existence of a non -specified substance in his system, Mokrov has been handed over a mandatory preliminary suspension since January 27. Despite the suspension, the young player has not yet addressed the decision and made his future unsafe in sport.

During his suspension, Mokrov is excluded from participation in tennis tournaments, which were approved by official bodies such as the ATP, WTA, ITF and other important tennis associations. This setback is a blow for the promising player who has not participated in a game since December.

In a separate but also shocking development, the two-time Grand Slam champion Max Purcell has assumed an 18-month ban for a doping violation. Purcell, a former double world No. 8, admitted to violating anti-doping rules by exceeding intravenous infusions.

Although Purcell had not passed the acceptance and cooperation with the authorities by a doping test, she led to a reduced sanction. The ban on the Australian player, which began at the beginning of this year, will return to sport on June 11, 2026.

The tennis world stumbles from these latest doping scandals and underlines the ongoing struggle for integrity and fair play in sports. The suspensions of Mokrov and Purcell serve as strong memories of the consequences that athletes violate anti-doping regulations and violate their career and the reputation of the entire tennis.