Yanina Wickmayer's ban has finally been lifted by the International Tennis Federation, after having consulted the World Anti-Doping Agency. Today they confirmed that Wickmayer is eligible to start competing.

The world No.16 has a wildcard for ASB Classic in Auckland, and is hoping to get a wildcard to play in the Australian Open.

It's great to know that Wickmayer will be able to continue on her career. However, this whole incident brings up questions about the anti-doping rules that affect pro tennis players.

Should the anti-doping rules be more relaxed now or should they remain the same? Will Andre Agassi's recent confession of drug use have an effect on these rules? Let us know what you think in the comments.