There is a longer statement, what I previously translated is just a first half of it. Here is the rest:
"The rules are strict and they have to remain like that. However, this is an obvious mistake of the person who is in charge for doping control, she is a medical doctor at the same time and the person who is directly responsible for making decisions. She personally let me go, assuring me that everything is fine at the time.
In my oppinion, when she realised that she did not follow the strict procedure she turned her back on me. I discussed this situation with Novak (Djokovic), and he told me that he believes that everything will end up fine, since I am innocent, and that the ATP should support my case“, told Viktor and added:
„I feel that people look at me like I am a criminal, and I didn't do anything bad at all. I am afraid of needle and I always had problems when giving blood. But I still always gave my blood samples whenever I was required. I am clean and I have always been clean during my entire career. I was just unlucky to encounter this particular lady, who did not warned me of the risks. She showed me a letter from the ITF stating that she is directly responsible for making decisions at the doping control station and I fully trusted her. I wish I had recorded our conversation, so this whole case would not exist now.
I am sure that the court in Laussane will determine my good will and rule that I am complete innocent. But, after such a drastic sanction being imposed on me, I am speechless. I do not know what to do now. Everything is still fresh and I still cannot believe what happened to me, but I am emotionally damaged. I hope that this nightmare will have a positive outcome, because I really want to continue playing tennis. I don’t deserve all this.“, concluded Viktor at the end.