and the B test from the samples of both the opened and the sealed bottles resulted the same level of stanazolol. The containment of the steroid was not identified the nutritional supplement's ingredients. Struggle for 2016 Rio de Janeiro - Olympic Games Meanwhile, in June 2013 Fazekas won the IHGF World Amateur Highland Games Championships in Furstenwalde, Germany. In 2013 he filed a lawsuit against the Canadian company producing the nutritional supplement. As a result of another trial on a civil court started in 2012, his suspension was reduced to 3 years, thus it has been already expired in 2015. Despite he could not compete since the Hungarian Athletics Association disputed the authority of the Hungarian Court arguing a civil court's final decision is not obligatory for the IAAF, thus they appealed to the Supreme Court for the revision and the cession of the execution of the decision, though the Hungarian Anti-Doping Group reinstated Fazekas to their controlling program that is the first step to be able to have a permission for legal competition. The Hungarian Athletics Association decided not to grant any permission until having the IAAF's official statement. Fazekas asked an accelerated procedure due to 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Finally the Supreme Court repealed the original sentence explaining the case of doping was a fact, the result of the tests were not debated by the athlete, however not the case of deliberation but only the case negligence holds, nevertheless because of the principle of the zero tolerance the 6-year suspension still remains in action. Since the WADA's regulation regarding negligence had been moderated Fazekas made an appeal earlier again for decreasing his suspension, the leader of the Hungarian Anti-Doping Group stated in may be only applied until after the legal procedure, thus Fazekas made its appeal again to reduce the earlier suspension to 4 years, so he could be able to compete from 6 July 2016. Finally he summarized: "Despite of the happennings I don't have in mind to finish my career, I feel still enough power in me. Nevertheless, I resigned on the Olympic Games. The events of the past month tried me as much I was not able to prepare properly for such an important event". Achievements Awards Hungarian athlete of the Year (1): 2002 References External links 1975 births Living people Sportspeople from Szombathely Hungarian male discus throwers Hungarian sportspeople in doping