US sprint star Fred Kerley faces a two-year ban after being suspended sports Three integrity units for doping tests were missing within 12 months.
Kerley, who won over 100m silver medals at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo before winning a bronze medal in Paris last year, was suspended by AIU on Tuesday for three whereabouts.
However, Kerley, who also won 100 million titles in 2022, immediately said he would challenge the suspension, claiming he should not blame for one of the missed exams.
In a statement made by his attorney Howard Jacobs on behalf of Kerley explain: “He firmly believes that what he calls one or more of the unmissed tests should be put on hold because he has not neglected, or because the doping control officer has not done anything reasonable in this case to position him at his designated location.”
Klee has been one of the world’s top sprinters for many years. However, he pulled the track and field on X from track and field in the U.S. in July: “Take some time back on track. The 100m should be a straight sprint. In 2025, he brought a lot of obstacles. Thanks to all my supporters.”
Swedish pipe fighter Mondo Duplantis cleared 629m in the Gyulai Istvan Memorial in Budapest, breaking the world record for the 13th time in the busy track and field competition.
Swedish Vaulter was pushed by his Greek rival Emmanouil Karalis, and the two flew 6.02 million on their first attempt.
But Duplantis then cleared 6.11m and moved the bar to 629m – the world record height he cleaned in Stockholm in June increased by 1 cm – and then soared on his second attempt.
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