Three time world steeplechase champion- Moses Kiptanui, has
claimed that drug use-doping- is rampant among Kenyan athletes. In an interview with
the BBC, he claims that “athletes are hungry for success, and would do anything
to make millions, whether legally or illegally”. He claims the vice is rampant
among both junior and senior athletes. In a quick rejoinder, Athletics Kenya
termed the remarks as careless, unfortunate and sensational, and asked him to
table any evidence that proved his claims.
A German Freelance journalist has
been on the Kenyan case for years, operating undercover and filming athletes,
although he has been unable to nail any culprit so far. Doping threatens to disrupt the entire sports industry, and more recent casualties include American cycling sensation Louis Armstrong, who admitted to multiple accounts of cheating in the Oprah show.
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