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Bar None: Maria Sharapova - Will you still love me tomorrow?

Audrey Raj | Lee Chwi Lynn | Sonya Chee

19-Mar-16 10:00

Bar None: Maria Sharapova - Will you still love me tomorrow?

The highest paid woman in sport has tested positive for a banned substance, and everyone seems to have something to say about it! Audrey Raj and BFM's crazed tennis fans Lee Chwi Lynn and Sonya Chee discuss the fallout over Maria Sharapova's doping controversy, if favoritism will frame the outcome of the Russian bombshell's case, and if the solution to doping to is really to legalize Performance Enhancing Drugs.  


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