American enemy star Farid Kerly faces a two -year ban after he was suspended by the Athletics Safety Unit for the loss of three doping tests for 12 months.
Kurly, who won the silver medal of more than 100 meters at the Tokyo 2020 Games before obtaining bronze in Paris last year, was released on Tuesday’s suspension of three failures.
However, Kurly, who also won the 100 -meter world championship in 2022, said immediately that he would challenge the comment on the pretext that he did not blame one of the lost tests.
In a statement issued on behalf of Kurly, his lawyer, Howard Jacobs, He said: “He believes a firm belief that one or more of his alleged alleged tests should be allocated, either because he was not neglected or because doping control officer did not do what was reasonable in light of the circumstances to determine his location on his specified location.”
Kerley was one of the best hostility in the world for years. However, he withdrew from American and field trials in July, where he wrote on X: “Spending time to return to the right track. 100 meters must be straight enemy. 2025 provided many obstacles. Thanks to all supporters.”
On a athletic day, Swedish pole Mondo Diptlins broke the world record for the thirteenth time by clearing 6.29 meters in the Golly Memorial Memorial Monument in Budapest.
The Swedish Voller was pushed by his Greek rival Emmanuel Karales with both the two men flying more than 6.02 meters in their first attempts.
But Dupantis then cleared 6.11m before moving the tape to 6.29m – an increase of 1 cm at a global height – his record in Stockholm in June – before he risen in his second attempt.