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When Maria Sharapova Was Suspended For Doping - BBC Report

Maria Sharapova burst onto the scene in 2004, blasting Serena Williams off Wimbledon’s Centre Court with searing groundstrokes and a grunt that sounds like a peacock in distress. The beauty of Sharapova’s game, when it’s on, is that there’s no need for surgical precision. When she’s at her best, her tennis is complete, eye-popping obliteration. The Siberian quickly assumed the role of tennis’s glamour girl, and won the US Open two years later, in 2006. Two after that, in 2008, she once again played indomitable tennis and cruised to the Australian Open title. In 2012 and again in 2014, Sharapova conquered her worst surface — clay courts — and took home trophies at the French Open. Sharapova’s tennis was a topic of discussion once more. But this time, it was not for her brilliance on the court. She made history when she became the first premier tennis star in history to fail a doping test, and admitted to using the banned endurance-enhancing drug known as meldonium. Here is the reaction to her two-year ban on BBC. #tennis #tennisplayer #tennisplayers #mariasharapova #mariasharapovadoping #glamourgirl #tennisglamourgirl #siberian #russia #russiantennis #tennisrussia #sharapova #meldonium #doping #dopingscandal #rolandgarros #wimbledon #usopen #australianopen