Hurdler Ronald Levy, the Olympic Bronze Medallist, revealed on Friday that he had been notified by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission about failing an out-of-competition test conducted last month. Levy, who secured third place in the 110 metres hurdles at the Tokyo Games, took to Instagram to assert his innocence and stated that he was awaiting the results of his “B-sample” test. Despite the shocking turn of events, Levy expressed his astonishment and emphasized his commitment to upholding the highest level of integrity in the sport he deeply loves, adding that he would never attempt to gain an unfair advantage. Levy, who previously won gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, affirmed his intention to defend his integrity throughout the process. The report was provided by Amy Tennery in New York and edited by Toby Davis. The article adheres to The Thomson RushHourDaily Trust Principles.