Colombian tennis player Alejandro Gomez has been temporarily suspended from the competition after passing a positive doping test for the metabolite of cocaine, according to the official website of the International Tennis Federation.

Gomez passed a urine sample on October 19 at the Challenger Series in Bogota. The anti-doping laboratory has detected a metabolite of cocaine in the provided analysis.

The tennis player has been suspended since December 15 and has not yet exercised his right to challenge the disqualification.

A hockey player disqualified for cocaine will not play for Russia at the Olympic Games Hockey Gomez is 30 years old, he occupies 489th place in the rating of the Association of Professional Tennis Players (ATP). He won doubles at the Challengers in Brazil twice in December.

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