REUTERS: China's Olympic and world champion swimmer Sun Yang has said public opinion has been"distorting" the facts surrounding his controversial drug test in Shanghai last year and made his training and life intolerable.
Sun, who has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, said on social media that his actions during the botched test were all carried out under the guidance of his team, medical personnel and leaders of the provincial anti-doping centre. He added that he was unable to go public with the truth but said:"Fortunately, the surveillance cameras have recorded everything, otherwise I won't be able to defend myself against irresponsible accusations."
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