
Wrestling Athlete Ben Provisor Accepts Sanction for Whereabouts Rule Violation
Ben Provisor, an athlete in the sport of wrestling, has accepted an 18-month sanction for committing a Whereabouts rule violation.
U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)
Click here to log in to the
Athlete Connect application
Click here to view your
test history and results
Ben Provisor, an athlete in the sport of wrestling, has accepted an 18-month sanction for committing a Whereabouts rule violation.
The current WADA leaders left the U.S. with no other option after failing to deliver on the transparency and accountability needed to ensure WADA is fit for purpose to protect athletes.
To respond to WADA’s defamatory letter it published, we are sharing our response, which details our ongoing concerns with WADA’s past and present governance.
Don Madge, of South Africa, has accepted a two-year sanction for a violation of the Professional Fighters League (PFL) Anti-Doping Policy.
USADA hosted anti-doping educators from around the world for an annual summit dedicated to collaboratively devising new strategies for clean sport education.
The 2025 WADA Prohibited List does include new examples of prohibited substances and a few clarifications.
Nicholas Pierce, an athlete in the sport of ski and snowboard, has accepted a three-year suspension for an anti-doping rule violation.
Powerlifting America is partnering with USADA to provide anti-doping education, testing, and results management services that will best protect athletes.
“We are thankful Reuters has withdrawn its story from August 2024 regarding USADA’s use of informants after finding that it did not adhere to the company’s ethical principles against bias.”
This is an necessary category.