French Player Richard Gasquet was suspended on Monday, after a dual urine sample test he gave in March were found to have traces of cocaine in them. He will miss the French Open, held on May 24^th, since the ITF won't be holding a hearing for as many as sixty days. 

Gasquet claims innocence, stating that an independent test that he had conducting on May 7^th using a hair sample was negative and that he plans to fight to suspension. The 22-year old player was tested at the Sony Ericsson Open in Florida. 

Gasquet is currently 14-8, and his last tournament was the ATP Tournament in Rome on April 30^th. He made it to the 2007 Wimbledon Semi-Finals before losing to Roger Federer and has five ATP titles and a total of $4.1 million dollars in prize money over the last seven years of his professional career.

The ITF plans to hold a tribunal over the matter sometime in the next sixty days, but Gasquet will be suspended the rest of the season, according to officials. ITF Spokesperson Neil Robinson said, “We’re now assembling an anti-doping tribunal. The ideal time frame is within 60 days, but people have to fly in from all over the world for it.”

The last player to test positive for cocaine was Martina Hingis who was tested positive after losing at Wimbledon in 2007. She was banned for two years and according to the ITF, Gasquet could face the same fate if found guilty.