Genie Bouchard wants Maria Sharapova banned for life. That's a terrible idea.

According to the report, Maria Sharapova ceased participating in the competition 15 months after using Meldonium as a banned substance, and the fans reportedly responded to apathy. However, from the strict evaluation of tennis player Genie Bouchard through TSN,

"I do not think this is correct, she is a liar, so I do not think that sports cheaters should be allowed to participate again in sports, which is to all players participating in sports I think that the WTA sent the wrong message to the infant: spreading hands and welcoming you with spreading my hands I do not think that this is correct I can not say so far Because it has been messed up a bit for me. "

As USA TODAY Sports's Rachel Axon wrote earlier this week, the ban on Sharapova was strange in the worst case and at best was contradictory; hundreds of positive tests resulted in 11 discontinuities. Sharapova, she admitted to use drugs, she was banned, saying she was unknown because she missed e-mail. Her break from her original - harsh - decreased for 2 years. The sports arbitration court ruled that her breach is not a serious mistake.

It is good to say that professional athletes should not use drugs to improve performance, but Bouchard should know that the boundaries between legal and illegal substances often change - Meldonium is one of January 1, 2016 Until the day it is not illegal - sometimes ambiguous. As in the case of the Olympic swimmer Julia Efimova, there are several situations - may be related to erroneous reading of supplementary labels

Sometimes this is just the wrong choice of trying to gain the advantage of a name. We are not paying money to see ordinary people participate in sports competitions. We are paying money to watch the most advanced athletes in the world - and at this point it is silly to think that they are working hard at the gym eating a lot of cooked eggs every day. . As elite athletes have, they will pursue various benefits

Yes, Sharapova and her team should know more about her body and movement patterns. But like their countless professional athletes, they are different. She got a suspension service, and it was expensive that she lost the heyday of more than a year. Proposing that she be suspended for life is simply purely bad sportsmanship

Maria Sharapova was prohibited from taking banned substances and was banned for 15 months, but that substance was legally legal, but it was listed on the "illegal" list afterwards. Many people demand a longer ban and prohibit tennis even for life. This seems to be an excuse for listening to "gentle" ban when some players have expressed their views; Sharapova is "cold" and it seems uncomfortable to change the surface. She is not the most popular athlete on tour. In this article released yesterday, I asked why her / her character is called "cold".

Famous tennis player Maria Sharapova received a two-year anti-drug test. A recent documentary reports that almost one fifth of Russian athletes are taking Meldonium. For those with the best cardiovascular system in the world, it is reasonable to use heart failure medication. Mendias: We are in a very exciting moment in the field of sports medicine. We have made a lot of progress in understanding how biochemical and genetic factors control the cellular functions of muscle, bone, cartilage and tendon. We can now use our understanding of these processes to improve the treatment of these tissue damage. Unfortunately, some techniques indicating that they are highly promising in regenerative medicine can also be used for doping purposes.

There are some personal news I would like to share. I am using stimulant drugs. Even performance-enhancing drugs. If a tennis star Maria Sharapova is banned for the same 15 months on a professional tour, she also needs to be able to offer wild cards like US Open which began today in New York and be able to participate . It is a competition. Maria and me, Meldonium's sister. I am neither a professional tennis player nor a professional tennis player I played tennis at college but I spent a total of $ 75 on professional competitions. I am still participating in the American Tennis Association League (drug testing has not been done yet). But I am 37 years old, my best time is 20 years behind me.