British Tennis Star Tara Moore Faces Four-Year Doping Ban Upholding

British tennis player Tara Moore has spoken out about her four-year doping ban, describing the anti-doping system as 'broken' after her ban was upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport despite a prior tribunal clearing her of fault. Moore, who tested positive for nandrolone and boldenone, maintained her innocence, arguing the substances came from contaminated meat, and expressed that the process has been grueling and has emotionally shattered her. She criticized the organizations involved, stating they failed to do what was right and called for reforms to protect future athletes. In golf, Rory McIlroy reflected on his performance at The Open at Royal Portrush, where he finished tied for seventh, thanking fans for their support despite not winning. Meanwhile, Wyndham Clark apologized for damaging property at Oakmont Country Club during the US Open, resulting in a ban until he meets conditions including repayment, charity contributions, and counseling. Additionally, Shane Lowry received a two-stroke penalty at The Open for causing his ball to move during a practice swing, impacting his standing in the tournament.