Bodybuilder against testing process

Bodybuilder against testing process

SINGAPORE (AFP): Singapore bodybuilder Jojo Sinclair, who could be banned for two years and stripped of her world lightweight title after failing a drug test, is challenging the manner in which the test was performed.

Sinclair, who has hired Singapore lawyer Edmond Pereira to represent her, told The Sunday Times that the process of collecting and testing urine samples from participants at the November championships in Belgium was chaotic.

She was quoted as saying the tests were conducted in a hotel room crowded with bodybuilders with the doctor the only official in attendance. In addition, the doctor may not have been aware of his duties, she alleged.