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Isu doping Lee Chong Wei : Razif kemuka permohonan maaf

KUALA LUMPUR, 11 Disember :

Bekas jaguh badminton negara, Razif Sidek hari ini mengeluarkan permohonan maaf dan menarik balik kenyataannya dalam akhbar harian Bahasa Malaysia dan Cina berikutan kenyataan yang dibuat mengenai pemain nombor satu dunia, Datuk Lee Chong Wei.

Notis yang dilampirkan dipetik berkata beliau mengakui dan sedar bahawa kenyataannya, iaitu dakwaan dan fitnah yang dilemparkan terhadap Lee adalah palsu dan tidak berasas.

“Saya terus terang dan sepenuh hati memohon maaf kepada Lee untuk sebarang kerosakan, kesusahan dan rasa malu yang disebabkan oleh kenyataan saya yang telah memersoalkan integriti dan kejujurannya.”

Notis itu menambah: “Saya berjanji di sini  bahawa saya tidak akan membuat sebarang pernyataan lanjut atau tuduhan yang tidak berasas dan berniat jahat terhadap Lee. “

Razif sebelum ini mendakwa bahawa Lee telah lama menggunakan bahan larangan yang diharamkan, yang mana bahan tersebut seperti yang dilaporkan positif dalam ujian doping baru-baru ini.

Razif membuat tuntutan ini melalui akhbar harian bahasa Malaysia, Kosmo! di mana beliau mendakwa ramai pegawai dalam Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM) tahu apa yang telah Lee lakukan.

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Razif issues apology and retraction over statements

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 11, 2014:

Former national badminton ace, Razif Sidek today issued an apology and retraction in a Malay and Chinese daily over statements made regarding world No 1 Datuk Lee Chong Wei.

The notice (attached) said he admitted and acknowledged that these statements, allegations and aspertions cast against Lee were false and completely without basis.

“I unreservedly and wholeheartedly apologise to Lee for any damage, distress and embarrassment caused to him by my statements which have impugned his integrity and honesty.”

The notice added: “I undertake and state herein that I will not make any further statements or allegations against Lee that are baseless and malicious”.

Razif had earlier claimed that Lee had been using for a long time the banned substance like the one he was reported to have tested positive for in the recent doping scandal.

Razif made this claim via Malay daily Kosmo! where he alleged that many badminton officers within the Badminton Association Malaysia (BAM) were aware of what Lee was doing.

He also alleged that Lee had hired a foreign doctor for that purpose.

However, Razif claimed that no one dared to say anything due to Lee’s credibility as a world badminton champion.

Following the doping incident, Lee was provisionally suspended by the Badminton World Federation (BWF).

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I will not interfere in Chong Wei-Razif feud, says Khairy

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 3, 2014:

Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin today stressed that he would not interfere in the “feud” between Datuk Lee Chong Wei, former national doubles player Razif Sidek and a Malay daily.

Khairy said the issue between Chong Wei and Razif was a private matter and up to each individual player to decide on any legal action.

“I have told Chong Wei that he can take whatever action if he wants… I too did not encourage or discourage Chong Wei to take any action against Razif because this is a personal matter. Chong Wei has a reputation to safeguard,” he said after presenting a talk titled “Malaysia’s Human Capital Towards High Income Economy” at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia here today.

Yesterday, Chong Wei, 32, had said he would take legal action against Razif and a local Malay daily for alleging that the world number one had been using banned substances for a long time.

Razif was quoted in a local daily on Nov 11, claiming that Chong Wei had been using banned substances for a long time, and that the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) officials were aware of it.

Chong Wei had reportedly issued a legal notice to Razif and the Malay daily through Song and Partners last week.

Last month, the Badminton World Federation (BWF) suspended Chong Wei from all tournaments after both his A and B samples were found positive for banned substance dexamethasone.

Chong Wei who had allegedly failed a dope test at the World Championships in Copenhagen on Aug 30, was suspended pending a hearing by the BWF and could face a two-year ban if found guilty.

Meanwhile, Khairy said the right candidate for the post of National Sports Council (NSC) director-general would be identified soon since the interview for the post would start next week.

“I will personally interview the candidates and decide who will replace Datuk Seri Zolkples Embong,” he said.

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I am not jealous of Chong Wei, says Razif

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11, 2014:

“I am not jealous of him, I’m not against anybody. He is a good player and a nice guy,” former national shuttler Razif Sidek said of Datuk Lee Chong Wei when asked to elaborate on an allegation made that the world No.1 player had been using the banned substance for a long time.

Razif, who formerly represented the nation in badminton’s doubles and was part of the winning team that bagged Malaysia the Thomas Cup in 1992 spoke to The Rakyat Post today with regard to the doping scandal currently plaguing Chong Wei.

“This is a shocking thing indeed. Chong Wei is a national icon and many find it hard to believe what has happened,” Razif said, adding that the only way for speculation on this matter to stop was for Chong Wei to come out and address the public.

“Anyone can comment on Facebook. He has to issue a press statement or have a press conference to explain this matter,” Razif added, referring to the Facebook posting Chong Wei made earlier to assure his fans that he had never cheated and would never resort to cheating to attain success.

Razif pointed out that regardless of what was being said about the drug that Chong Wei tested positive for, the fact remained that dexamethasone was still a banned substance.

In earlier descriptions on the drug itself, it was said that dexamethasone was a type of steroid medication which was usually used to aid an athlete’s rehabilitation.

The common understanding was that it was not a performance-enhancing drug.

However, Razif insisted that the question which needed to be asked was why the drug was banned.

“Why did he continue to use dexamethasone? Why didn’t he use acoxia to aid his rehabilitation? Acoxia is not banned,” Razif said to The Rakyat Post.

“I don’t gain anything from asking these questions or pointing this out. During my time, these things did not happen.

“I am not accusing Chong Wei of shooting up drugs or anything like that. It’s just that dexamethasone is a banned substance.”

Earlier, Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said dexamethasone was allowed for non-competing athletes who were seeking treatment for their injuries.

He explained that traces of it would remain in the body for 10 days, but in Chong Wei’s case, traces of dexamethasone was found longer in his body from the date he said the drug was administered into his system by a doctor.

Razif also commented on the fact that the drug was found lingering in Chong Wei’s system for more than 10 days, stating that the only way for speculation to stop was for the national shuttler to come out and explain to the public.

“Everybody loves him, but he has to come out and have a press conference or release a press statement so the speculation can stop.”

When asked to comment on his brother, national badminton single’s coach Rashid Sidek throwing his support behind Chong Wei, Razif said it was understandable that everyone would want to help out the national shuttler.

“In cases like this, the athletes themselves must be responsible. Anyone can testify for them. Rashid can support him, but the truth is that Chong Wei is closer to Tey Sieu Bock (men’s single’s coach). Why is Tey keeping quiet over this?” Razif asked.

“We must remember that he tested positive. All that’s left now is to address Malaysians.”

In ending the short interview with The Rakyat Post, Razif reiterated that he did not hold any grudges towards the world No.1 player.

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Razif claims Chong Wei using banned substance for a long time

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 11, 2014:

Former national shuttler Razif Sidek claimed that world No. 1 Datuk Lee Chong Wei has been using for a long time the banned substance like the one he was reported to have tested positive for in the recent doping scandal.

Razif made this claim via Malay daily Kosmo! where he alleged that many badminton officers within the Badminton Association Malaysia (BAM) were aware of what Chong Wei was doing.

He also alleged that Chong Wei had hired a foreign doctor for that purpose.

However, Razif claimed that no one dared to say anything due to Chong Wei’s credibility as a world badminton champion.

“Before this, it was hard to say anything because there was no concrete proof. But now he is caught. I don’t want to make accusations, but this has been going on for a while,” Razif claimed.

“Senior players and officers knew about this. In fact, the junior players had gotten wind of it, but they realise that this athlete is a national hero.

“I was made to understand that he has been using this drug and had even hired a doctor to come here (Malaysia) just so he can use the banned substance.

“Haven’t I said it before (about Chong Wei being mixed up in the use of banned substance)? I am not one to make blind accusations. But this information has been made known by several individuals in the association,” Razif claimed, as quoted by Kosmo!

Meanwhile, national single’s badminton coach Rashid Sidek pledged full support to Chong Wei, offering to give a statement to the Badminton World Federation’s hearing committee panel.

Rashid is also confident of Chong Wei’s innocence because, according to him, the world No. 1 player has always stuck to the principle of there are no short cuts to success.

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Razif dedah skandal dadah, Rashid pertahan Chong Wei

KUALA LUMPUR, 11 November:

Bekas pemain badminton negara, Razif Sidek mendakwa bahawa pemain badminton nombor satu dunia, Datuk Lee Chong Wei telah lama menggunakan dadah seperti yang dijumpai dalam ujian doping baru-baru ini.

Pendedahan itu dibuat melalui laporan Kosmo! yang dakwanya ramai pegawai termasuk pemain badminton dalam Persatuan Badminton Malaysia (BAM) menyedari kesalahan yang dilakukan Chong Wei.

Malah dakwanya Chong Wei sanggup mengupah seorang doktor dari luar negara untuk tujuan itu.

Namun tiada seorang pun berani ‘buka mulut’ kerana kredibiliti Chong Wei yang merupakan seorang jaguh dunia dalam sukan badminton.

“Sebelum ini, susah nak bercakap sebab tiada bukti kukuh, kali ini dia sudah terkena, saya tidak mahu tuduh tetapi sebenarnya perkara ini sudah berlarutan lama.

“Boleh dikatakan pemain senior dan pegawai sudah tahu perkara ini. Malah perkara ini turut mendapat pengetahuan pemain junior tetapi mereka sedar bahawa atlet ini melibatkan wira kebangsaan kita.

“Saya difahamkan, dia mengambil dadah ini dan sanggup mengupah doktor itu datang ke sini (Malaysia) semata-mata untuk menggunakan bahan terlarang berkenaan.

“Bukankah saya dah cakap sebelum ini (mengenai Chong Wei terlibat dalam penyalahgunaan bahan terlarang)? Saya bukan jenis individu buat tuduhan melulu tetapi kisah ini telah dimaklumkan oleh beberapa individu dalam persatuan itu sendiri,” katanya dipetik akhbar berkenaan.

Sementara itu, ketua jurulatih perseorangan negara, Rashid Sidek pula menyifatkan nasib pemain itu tidak berpihak kepadanya malah memberi sokongan sepenuhnya selain bersedia memberi keterangan di hadapan Jawatankuasa Panel Pendengaran Persekutuan Badminton Dunia (BWF).

Malah beliau juga yakin Chong Wei tidak bersalah kerana pemain nombor satu dunia itu sentiasa berpegang kepada prinsip ‘tiada jalan pintas’ untuk meraih kejayaan dalam sekelip mata.