ITF: 'No tennis players under drugs investigation'

The International Tennis Federation has dismissed reports linking tennis players to the drugs scandal engulfing cycling.

Wed, 05 Jul, 2006 - 18:01

The International Tennis Federation has dismissed reports linking tennis players to the drugs scandal engulfing cycling.

The doctor at the centre of the Spanish doping investigation which led to several riders withdrawing from the Tour de France, claims he has also treated tennis players, footballers and athletes.

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