The truth will surface and cheats will have to pay


SWIMMER Joseph Schooling is a super star. China’s Ye Zhaoying was world badminton champion and world No. 1 in the 1990s.Both made startling confessions this week – just days apart. The revelations have shocked the sports fraternity but strangely enough, they have also brought hope.

Schooling, Singapore’s first Olympics gold medallist, admitted that he had taken cannabis overseas, and is set to face the consequences.

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