Maria Sharapova: I didn't miss five warnings over banned Meldonium

Maria Sharapova is "determined to fight back" against what she deems misreporting after denying she missed five warnings that meldonium was becoming a banned drug.

Maria Sharapova: I didn't miss five warnings over banned Meldonium
Sat, 12 Mar, 2016 - 09:13

Maria Sharapova is "determined to fight back" against what she deems misreporting after denying she missed five warnings that meldonium was becoming a banned drug.

The Russian tested positive for it following her quarter-final defeat to Serena Williams at the Australian Open.

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