| Tara Moore Challenges
Arbitration Win of WTA Tour
Blaming Steroids in Colombian Beef
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
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COURTHOUSE,
Feb 11 – Tennis player
Tara Moore, challenging a
final arbitration order in
favor of the WTA Tour, filed a
lawsuit on February 12 in the
US District Court for the
Southern District of New York,
where Inner City Press found
it.
Moore's
counsel writes that "Moore, a
world-class athlete,
reasonably consumed local food
and subsequently tested
positive for steriods commonly
used in Colombian cattle."
By
contrast, the complaint goes
on, the WTA gave players a
warning about food in
Guadalajara,
Mexico. She
is asking for $20 million.
The case is Moore
v. WTA Tour, Inc.,
1:26-cv-1189 (Unassigned)
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