 WADA eventually gained full access to the Moscow laboratory on 10 January, 10 days after the initial deadline.The WADA president described it as a 'major breakthrough for clean sport' and said that they were now starting their second phase of authentication and review of the data that had been collected to make sure that it had not been compromised and to build strong cases against Russian athletes that might have doped.WADA eventually managed to retrieve 2262 samples from the Moscow lab.