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Olympic Medalist | Sports Business Media
Trelawny, Jamaica Katılım Ocak 2011
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RoriDunk@FitzDunk
Did you know there was a website to see Athlete vs. Agent disputes? For example, Salwa Eid Naser filed a case against her agent, Christopher Davis, for failing to pay earnings of $35,642.06 and WON! Great transparency from @WorldAthletics See the site: worldathletics.org/athletes/athle…
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Interesting!
Many are quick to blame National Federations but most don’t realize that Agencies could be as bad if not worse.
Actually in most Western countries, National Federations are largely operating in good faith. Athletes as well.
Somehow agents must be kept accountable.
RoriDunk@FitzDunk
Did you know there was a website to see Athlete vs. Agent disputes? For example, Salwa Eid Naser filed a case against her agent, Christopher Davis, for failing to pay earnings of $35,642.06 and WON! Great transparency from @WorldAthletics See the site: worldathletics.org/athletes/athle…
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No one has ever run sub-45.00 indoors outside of the U.S. The top 35 indoor times ever have been run in the States.
World Athletics@WorldAthletics
At the #WorldIndoorChamps, the 400m world record is under threat as two of the fastest ever, Christopher Morales Williams and Khaleb McRae, clash for gold, with Jereem Richards eyeing a comeback and new rules adding extra drama 🤩 Full event preview 👉 bit.ly/4uAV7Qk
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@FitzDunk @WorldAthletics Love how you bring awareness to all of this bro
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Did you know there was a website to see Athlete vs. Agent disputes?
For example, Salwa Eid Naser filed a case against her agent, Christopher Davis, for failing to pay earnings of $35,642.06 and WON!
Great transparency from @WorldAthletics
See the site: worldathletics.org/athletes/athle…
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@glblathletichub @James_Athletics Wait, banned substances could get only caution/reprimand because the drug could've been a TUE?
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@James_Athletics She isn’t suspended just given a caution/public reprimand by USADA. A banned substance but could come under a TUE if paperwork is filed in advance (which it wasn’t in this case). She will be in Poland.
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Is Alia Armstrong - who’s run 7.82 this season - provisionally suspended? In this video she both says she is suspended but is going to Poland? 🤷
Alia Armstrong©️@aliaarmstrong_
Debrief on my anti-doping violation/“provisional suspension” 🚨‼️🫂
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@FitzDunk She served less for ‘good behavior’ ie working with them or something like that.
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🚨CONFIRMED 🚨
Adaejah Hodge served a one year suspension for the same substance her former teammate Issam Asinga is currently serving 4 years for 👇 see thread for more details
RoriDunk@FitzDunk
Two of Issam Asinga’s teammates might have been quietly suspended for the same substance and served just one year. He’s serving four. No one’s talking about it Neither Adaejah Hodge or Skyler Franklyn competed in 2025 @aiu_athletics didn't publicly announce their suspension 🧵
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@Raestaketv @_nicola876 @aiu_athletics Okay so if you believe it's from the same place how could they have different explanations for where it came from and where one is acceptable and one isn't
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@FitzDunk @_nicola876 @aiu_athletics I think they alll got it form the same place. But that’s not the issue. Wha did you say when the AAU or USADA knocked on your door the very FIRST time. That’s the game they play.
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Here’s the difference. I tell y’all all the time these folks act and move just like the DA office. If you fight and loose, you getting more time (that was Issam). If you cooperate and say “what do you need from me”, you getting less time every time! Tyson Gay got 6 months…. JD caught 8 years, in the same case. Tyson cooperated and gave them everything they wanted. JD fought them. It’s really that simple lol. Blessing fought them, lost, caught a 8 piece lol. I can tell a lot of track athletes and ever been in no legal trouble for real 😂. You gone ALWAYS get less time if you cooperate. If you plan on fighting it, you BETTER win, if not….out of there Jack‼️
RoriDunk@FitzDunk
🚨CONFIRMED 🚨 Adaejah Hodge served a one year suspension for the same substance her former teammate Issam Asinga is currently serving 4 years for 👇 see thread for more details
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@_nicola876 @Raestaketv @aiu_athletics In going to ask you this question, just based on logics. Do you think he and the other athletes got it from the same place, do you think they could've gotten the same substance differently?
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@FitzDunk @Raestaketv @aiu_athletics correct me if i’m wrong, but he argued that it was gatorade’s fault and that claim turned out to not be true. did he ever accuse his coach? That seems like a major difference considering he tried to sue Gatorade saying it was their manufacturing that caused him to test positive.
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@FitzDunk Circumstances are not the same...lol...I'm out
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Two of Issam Asinga’s teammates might have been quietly suspended for the same substance and served just one year. He’s serving four. No one’s talking about it
Neither Adaejah Hodge or Skyler Franklyn competed in 2025
@aiu_athletics didn't publicly announce their suspension
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@ScottRobinsonJA What do you mean nothing? Read their actually report
Three athletes under the exact same circumstances get banned differently. I have all the details from their own report and it's all subjective. Why can't it be that their wrong in the conclusion they came to for him? Lol
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@FitzDunk So you are choosing not to believe the AIU and just coming up with your own theory of what happened based on nothing? 🤔
What exactly is your explanation by the way?
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@ScottRobinsonJA You have authority bias, read the details and come to your own conclusion. If you choose to believe what they came up with then that's on you
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@FitzDunk UGA Sprinter Adaejah Hodge Gets 2-Year Doping Ban Reduced After Cooperating With Investigators - CITIUS Mag
citiusmag.com/articles/adaej…
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@ScottRobinsonJA That's so subjective, he provided evidence and it was called inconsistent lol who gets to judge? Why we trust their definition when they're so inconsistent with how they hand out rulings
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@FitzDunk They said Hodge provided "substantial assistance". How is that the same explanation?
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@BMitchRX @Raestaketv @aiu_athletics My brother, how would he and his teammates have different accounts for the same substance? You think their story was better?
Is it hard to believe he was maybe treated unfairly?
Think, they had good reasons under the same coach for the same substance but he didn't?
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@ScottRobinsonJA He literally would have the same explanation as the other athletes, that got less time lol how are you not picking this up
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@FitzDunk You are held responsible for what you consume. If you can provide a convincing explanation that diminishes your responsibility they can and will diminish your ban.
They did not buy his explanation.
Read this if you haven't already:
athleticsintegrity.org/downloads/pdfs…
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@Raestaketv @aiu_athletics You don't have to be caught up in a case to understand these things, it's common sense when these don't line up
Each case in different and this one have obvious thing that doesn't make sense. It's just a miscarriage of justice, the explanation for it makes no sense
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Ok here’s the LOGIC. Did y’al forget I got caught up in Marvs situation with USADA and the rest. Did y’all forget I’m STILL serving a Provisional as we speak, so when I’m coming back trying to explain things to the general public it’s because I’m learning stuff from talking to hear people lol. I’m not regular people, I ask questions so I can learn something. So I’m coming back to tell y’all from the inside of the hows and the whys.
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RoriDunk@FitzDunk
@stan_becton The person done the most wrong in all of this is Issam Asinga He didn't get a chance to run in college, the same substance she got less than 2 years for At least she still got a trophy, she's still on scholarship at a major school and still can sign a deal in the future
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@BMitchRX @TrackGazette @aiu_athletics You saying he (and them by extension) purposely took the substance?
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The AIU has confirmed the 2-year ban for NCAA Champion Adaejah Hodge 🇻🇬 for testing positive for prohibited substances (GW501516 sulfone and sulfoxide) at the 2024 World U20 Championships in Lima.
7 months of the ban were suspended, making her eligible to compete again from 28 January 2026.
She returned back 2 days after her ban ended and has since then set 2 National Records in the 200m, won the SEC and NCAA titles and Bronze in the 60m.
The AIU determined that her ingestion was unintentional, following a Case Resolution Agreement with WADA.
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@mikealelliott @TadTawkz Couldn't be, cause this ban was handed down a while ago, and their coach is still provisionally suspended. Also they didn't wait to announce Issam’s ban
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