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DALLAS — American tennis player Jenson Brooksby says he was tested for doping hours after his 18-month suspension for missing three tests was announced. Brooksby wrote on social media that whoever decided the timing of that test does not care about the mental health of players. The International Tennis Integrity Agency said Tuesday that Brooksby was banned until January 2025 after an independent tribunal determined he missed three drug tests in the span of a year. The ITIA said Brooksby accepted that his "whereabouts failures" for two of the missed tests "were valid" and the tribunal found his degree of fault for the other test "was high."
