Was it fair to ban Russia from the Rio Olympics? | The Tylt

WADA report: Sochi lab used sample-swapping to enable doped Russian athletes to compete at 2014 Winter Olympics https://t.co/YMtX5K8bVY

— Sky News (@SkyNews) July 18, 2016

"I am unwaveringly confident in my report" - Richard McLaren

— WADA (@wada_ama) July 18, 2016

McLaren confirms laboratory operated as part of a state sponsored program - calls it the "disappearing positive" method.

— WADA (@wada_ama) July 18, 2016

McLaren confirms Ministry of sport and government involvement in Russian doping program.

— WADA (@wada_ama) July 18, 2016

#Russian press was gloomy ahead of the #Wada report, predicting darkest page in history of national sport. They were right. This is damning

— Sarah Rainsford (@sarahrainsford) July 18, 2016

#WADA commission head: 'feel sorry' for 'real' (clean) athletes, but obliged to set out the facts; 'unfortunate' that athletes hurt by bans

— Sarah Rainsford (@sarahrainsford) July 18, 2016

Huge questions for IOC now on Russia's place in the Rio Games. Not hyperbole to say integrity of Olympic movement at stake.

— Richard Conway (@richard_conway) July 18, 2016

Why Russia Shouldn't Be Banned From Rio 2016 Olympics https://t.co/qgyx0G6MYi

— Brandon Meredith (@BIGbrand123) July 14, 2016

Of course the US wants Russia banned from Olympics- will boost their medal total no end. Not saying Russia *shouldn't* be banned, but still.

— Alilloyd (@gheizhwinder) July 18, 2016

Haven't read the report yet,but get the idea from tweets. Glad it all was finally uncovered. Still think Russia shouldn't be banned from Rio

— Elena Dyachkova (@ElenaRusAthletx) July 18, 2016