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This looks like a black eye for the much vaunted anti-doping program of the International Tennis Federation. It takes Australian customs to snag this guy with eight vials of HGH. In fact, looking at the 2009 and 2008 testing statistics conducted by the program, I'm not sure a user of HGH would have any fear of detection unless he/she were an absolute imbecile. I don't know if it is year in, year out policy, but there appears to be no out-of-competition blood testing for those years, and the only in-competition blood samples taken were at the majors. The article below states this: Blood sample is currently required to conduct an anti-doping test for HGH and the extent of HGH testing in tennis is not clear.
Players condemn Odesnik after news of HGH bust
Players condemn Odesnik after news of HGH bust