Branstine criticizes inequality in doping sanctions
Carson Branstine continues with her recovery process after getting injured in Australia. The Canadian took advantage of her time off the courts to point out various issues in the tennis world, including the management of doping cases. "Yes, she tested positive, but she's the world number one, we need her. Meanwhile, another player who is ranked 300 and tested positive for contaminated meat gets a four-year suspension. We don't need her," she expressed in a video. She also criticized the little rest that tennis players have, the long duration of the seasons, and the high cost of medical insurance at tournaments.
Carson Branstine got injured in Australia and is currently rehabbing for her return to the tour. (Get well soon!)
— Tick Tock Tennis (@TickTockTennis) April 27, 2026
But, while she's got some down time, she's got some thoughts, y'all. 🤣 pic.twitter.com/1KTxBLSF5I
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