Chijindu Udz is also positive for B-test, the British can be left without Olympic silver in the 4x100 meter relay

A sample of the Ujja analyzes submitted on August 6, explains ITA, on the same day he was part of the British team that won silver in the 4×100 meter relay.

The Agency has confirmed that Sample B, like Athlete Sample A, is positive and his case has been referred to the Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS ADD).

The Anti-Doping Division will review the anti-doping rule violation and decide on the disqualification of the British Relay Team, the ITA said on Tuesday.

It has already been reported that, following the results of the analysis of sample A, Udzja issued a statement last month on 14 August that he was “shocked and devastated” by the results of the test.

The AIU reported that selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs), ostarin and S-23, were found in Ouju’s analyzes.

These substances are commonly used to increase muscle mass.

If Ujja doping is proven, the entire British Relay Quartet, including Garnell Hugh, Richard Kilty and Neteniel Michel-Blake, is likely to be left without silver medals.

The possible deprivation of medals will be considered first, after which the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) will decide on sanctions against Ujja.

The victory in the Tokyo Games was won by Italian spritters, the second were British, the third – Canadian athletes, but in the case of bronze medals in case of disqualification of the British national team will be China, which finished fourth.