Post by William Cox on Mar 13, 2006 18:48:59 GMT -5
Thank you Deneumostier Willy Waf's general secretary.
Dear WAF Members,
The following is the results of the anti doping tests conducted at the 2005 World Championships in Japan.
In total 20 tests were performed with only 1 submitted sample testing positive for any banned substances.
Mr Artem Klimenko of Russia has submitted a conclusively positive test confirmed to have contained banned substances.
All review and appeals of this matter have been completed and a judgement has been rendered by the WAF Anti Doping Committee in conjunction with the WAF Executive Board.
Mr Klimenko who tested positive for: 19 Noranadrosterone,19-noretiocholanolone, 3 OH Stanozolol and Ephimethendiol has been suspended until December 31, 2006.
He must also return the 2 gold medals that were awarded to him at the 2005 World Championships.
Further Mr Klimenko will be placed at the bottom of the standings in both classes with no classification.
All persons who finished below Mr Klimenko will be moved up one position; therefore the persons who finished second and third must also return their medals in exchange for the appropriate higher placing medal.
An official awards ceremony will be held during the world championship 2006 in regard of the categories 100 kg left and right hand to award the 3 gold, silver and bronze medallists;
Hopefully this testing procedure should dissuade any other athletes from taking prohibited substances.
With the doping procedures that are now in place WAF’s goal is a level and fair competition for everyone.
Regards, WAF Anti-Doping Committee Members:
Assen Hadjitodorov, Chairman
Frederic Andre, Member
Simon Berriochoa, Member
Fikrat Kerimov, Member
Rick Pinkney, Member
Petra Spatz, Member"
Best regards
Waf general secretary Deneumostier Willy
The final standings will read as follow:
Right Men's 100
1 FIN1510 Sakari Suokko
2 USA3919 Mike Bowling
3 UKR2206 Ihor Moiseyev
4 ESP4206 Jose Damian Garcia
5 UZB1712 Jamshid Usmanov
6 USA3901 Clay Rosencrans
7 JPN1927 Keisuke Iwanaga
8 JPN1926 Tomokazu Hatakeyama
9 INA3703 Musim Surbakti
10 KAZ2010 Alexandr Frash
11 RUS2862 Abdurazak Nazirbekov
12 IND4602 Ashok Kr Sharma
13GBR2707 Nick Hall
14 SUI3602 Ueli Buhler
15 MGL4307 Lagnaidorji Sukhbold
RUS2818 Artem Klimenko (disqualified)
Left Men's 100
1 USA3921 Scott Fleming
2 USA3919 Mike Bowling
3 GBR2706 Neil Pickup
4 ESP4206 Jose Damian Garcia
5 NOR1402 Oyvind Birkeland
6 JPN1926 Tomokazu Hatakeyama
7 KAZ2010 Alexandr Frash
8 FIN1510 Sakari Suokko
9 UZB1713 A Saliahunov
10 RUS2862 Abdurazak Nazirbekov
11 JPN1927 Keisuke Iwanaga
12 SUI3602 Ueli Buhler
RUS2818 Artem Klimenko (disqualified)
Dear WAF Members,
The following is the results of the anti doping tests conducted at the 2005 World Championships in Japan.
In total 20 tests were performed with only 1 submitted sample testing positive for any banned substances.
Mr Artem Klimenko of Russia has submitted a conclusively positive test confirmed to have contained banned substances.
All review and appeals of this matter have been completed and a judgement has been rendered by the WAF Anti Doping Committee in conjunction with the WAF Executive Board.
Mr Klimenko who tested positive for: 19 Noranadrosterone,19-noretiocholanolone, 3 OH Stanozolol and Ephimethendiol has been suspended until December 31, 2006.
He must also return the 2 gold medals that were awarded to him at the 2005 World Championships.
Further Mr Klimenko will be placed at the bottom of the standings in both classes with no classification.
All persons who finished below Mr Klimenko will be moved up one position; therefore the persons who finished second and third must also return their medals in exchange for the appropriate higher placing medal.
An official awards ceremony will be held during the world championship 2006 in regard of the categories 100 kg left and right hand to award the 3 gold, silver and bronze medallists;
Hopefully this testing procedure should dissuade any other athletes from taking prohibited substances.
With the doping procedures that are now in place WAF’s goal is a level and fair competition for everyone.
Regards, WAF Anti-Doping Committee Members:
Assen Hadjitodorov, Chairman
Frederic Andre, Member
Simon Berriochoa, Member
Fikrat Kerimov, Member
Rick Pinkney, Member
Petra Spatz, Member"
Best regards
Waf general secretary Deneumostier Willy
The final standings will read as follow:
Right Men's 100
1 FIN1510 Sakari Suokko
2 USA3919 Mike Bowling
3 UKR2206 Ihor Moiseyev
4 ESP4206 Jose Damian Garcia
5 UZB1712 Jamshid Usmanov
6 USA3901 Clay Rosencrans
7 JPN1927 Keisuke Iwanaga
8 JPN1926 Tomokazu Hatakeyama
9 INA3703 Musim Surbakti
10 KAZ2010 Alexandr Frash
11 RUS2862 Abdurazak Nazirbekov
12 IND4602 Ashok Kr Sharma
13GBR2707 Nick Hall
14 SUI3602 Ueli Buhler
15 MGL4307 Lagnaidorji Sukhbold
RUS2818 Artem Klimenko (disqualified)
Left Men's 100
1 USA3921 Scott Fleming
2 USA3919 Mike Bowling
3 GBR2706 Neil Pickup
4 ESP4206 Jose Damian Garcia
5 NOR1402 Oyvind Birkeland
6 JPN1926 Tomokazu Hatakeyama
7 KAZ2010 Alexandr Frash
8 FIN1510 Sakari Suokko
9 UZB1713 A Saliahunov
10 RUS2862 Abdurazak Nazirbekov
11 JPN1927 Keisuke Iwanaga
12 SUI3602 Ueli Buhler
RUS2818 Artem Klimenko (disqualified)
