April 27, 2016
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Former professional tennis player Zina Garrison joined Roland Martin on NewsOne Now to discuss the controversy surrounding attacks on Serena Williams for her physique and claims she used steroids.
Garrison told Martin she believes the allegations that Williams used steroids are “absolutely ridiculous.” She said the Women’s Tennis Association has one of the strongest, if not the strongest rules next to the Olympics, as far as drug testing is concerned.
“Serena has been muscular for quite some time — as long as I’ve known her. I’ve known her since she was seven-years-old, by the time she hit fifteen, she’s had problems with her weight going up and down — she is fit, and every time when someone gets an opportunity to do what she’s doing — even Martina Navratilova had the same similar question come up all the time.”
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