Swiatek's positive test stirs up old wounds on the circuit: "Why don't all players receive the same treatment?"

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Regardless of whether Iga Swiatek is innocent or not – which is not our job either–, what is clear is that a large part of the circuit still does not understand the modus operandi that occurs when a doping case arises. Starting with the timing of communicating it and ending with the decision to punish some more than others. Eva Lys, currently ranked #133 on the WTA, spoke out on social media defending past cases that did not have the same fortune as the Polish player in a similar situation. "I am beginning to think that not everyone receives an equal process, we all deserve the same opportunities," exclaimed the German.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El positivo de Swiatek levanta viejas ampollas en el circuito: “¿Por qué no todas las jugadoras reciben el mismo trato?”