Madison Brengle Sues I.T.F. and WTA Over Injury From Blood Testing - The New York Times
Marin Cilic fails blood test in Munich. | Inside-Out Tennis.
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Nick Kyrgios lashes out at umpire as blood pours from hand during Australian Open clash | Tennis | Sport | Express.co.uk
Roger Federer leads calls for biological passports to catch drug cheats | Drugs in sport | The Guardian
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Australian Open: Liam Broady says his 'blood boils' after playing in poor air quality in Melbourne | Tennis News | Sky Sports
Viktor Troicki facing 18-month ban for not providing a blood sample - Sports Illustrated
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Tennis star Serena Williams says she 'could have died' as a result of blood clots
Star Viktor Troicki says 'treated like a criminal' with doping ban | CNN
Tennis corruption 'worse than ever' | RNZ News
Emma Raducanu Did Not Breach Any Rules While She Was Bleeding During US Open 2021 Finals - EssentiallySports
Tennis Murray plays down bad blood rematch with Rosol - AS.com
ATP - Roger Federer also wants more blood testing in tennis
British ace Liam Broady 'blood boiling' over Australian Open qualifying debacle | Metro News
Serena Williams treated for blood clot in lungs - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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The blood splatter | Talk Tennis
Madison Brengle sues WTA, ITF on blood testing procedure - Sports Illustrated
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Top-100 tennis pro sues WTA, ITF on blood testing procedure | AP News
Serena Williams' Blood Clot After Childbirth: How Does It Happen? | Live Science
