Allegedly Denied Test: European Champion Ansah Fights Doping Lockdown

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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Confidential documents show how the track athlete Owen Ansah describes his controversial doping control – and how sharply he contradicts the version of the National Anti-Doping Agency and the inspector. It is likely to become explosive in the sports courts.

Welt

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European Champion Owen Ansah does not take four years of lock-up and moves to the sports arbitral court. Now a secret procedure decides on career, records and EM medals.

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European Champion Owen Ansah (25) goes to court. The Sprinter accepts the ban proposed by the National Anti Doping Agency (Nada) of four...

Frankfurter Allgemeine

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The Nada proposes a four-year lockdown 200 metres European champion Owen Ansah. He refuses. Now the legal dispute continues.

Berliner Morgenpost

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Owen Ansah rejects the proposed four-year lockdown of the Nada and demands a disciplinary procedure. His right to start remains with it for the time being, but the sprinter is injured.

Spiegel

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The National Anti-Doping Agency is calling for a four-year lockout for German track and field athlete Owen Ansah – due to an allegedly denied doping test. The European champion does not see this and is now taking part in a sports arbitral court.