Shanna Jack, the lawyer of Shanna Jack, the famous Australian swimming "female medicine king", publicly criticized the World Anti-Doping Agency WADA for being too soft on the Chinese swimming team and too harsh on Shanna Jack. The cheeky lawyer said that it was also a mistake, Shana Jack was banned, but the 23 Chinese swimmers were unharmed.
In 2019, Australian swimmer Shanna Jack tested positive for the banned substance Ligandrol, which led her to fight a protracted appeal process with the support of Brisbane lawyer Tim Fuller. Chinese swimming fans should remember that at the 2019 World Swimming Championships, Horton had just boycotted Sun Yang on the podium, but there was news of the incident with teammate Shana Jack East Window. The Swiss Court of Arbitration for Sport ultimately ruled that Jack had inadvertently ingested the drug and reduced the four-year ban to two years, meaning she still missed the Tokyo Olympics.
As Shanna Jack's lawyer, Fuller publicly blasted WADA and the Chinese swimming team: "It's a shocking double standard, you know, you made Shanna work to clear her name, the court ruled her not guilty, and the World Anti-Doping Agency appealed the decision." At the same time, you know, behind the scenes, the 23 Chinese athletes are considered to have done nothing wrong. There are no announcements, nothing. We only found out about it three years later. ”
Fuller added: "I think it's a mystery why this wasn't announced. I mean, if they were so confident in the Chinese anti-doping agency's reporting process, they should have declared these 23 athletes innocent and able to compete before the Tokyo Olympics. All athletes, every athlete in the world, will be temporarily suspended if they test positive for a banned substance. ”
Fuller's remarks were inflammatory, suggesting that WADA was protecting the Chinese swimming team. In fact, he has a common sense error, in the case of confirming that athletes are innocently polluted, WADA has the responsibility to protect the privacy of athletes from being published, ten years ago more than 10 athletes in the United States were innocently involved in drugs, and it was according to this regulation that no names were disclosed and no punishment was given. As for Shana Jack, her confession about that incident was full of flaws, and she even said that her boyfriend's body fluids were polluted, which was really dirty.