Former tennis player Tim Henman poses for photographers as he arrives at a fundraising dinner for the Novak Djokovic Foundation in London July 8, 2013. REUTERS/Neil Hall
LONDON (Reuters) - Tennis must guard against doping even if performance enhancing drugs have not been a major problem in the sport, former world number four Tim Henman warned on Wednesday.
"People have cheated, we've had positive drugs tests in tennis and we've got to be absolutely at the forefront of testing to make sure that the deterrent is great enough to put people off," the Briton told The Tennis Space website.
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