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Associated Press
Friday, January 4, 2008 LONDON -- Martina Hingis scribbled the phrase, "All good!" in the comment box on her doping control form at Wimbledon. Six months later, those two words couldn't be further from the truth. The five-time Grand Slam champion was banned from tennis for two years and, perhaps of more significance, her reputation was tarnished Friday, when it was announced she was found guilty of testing positive for cocaine at the All England Club. A three-person, independent tribunal flatly rejected Hingi ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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