Jakub Mensik, Miami champion, was going to pull out of the tournament an hour before his first match

The disciplinary committee of Austria's anti-doping agency decided Thursday that the treatment was illegal, but that Paszek could not be blamed for it.

The 18-year-old Paszek received a homeopathic treatment in July. Blood was taken for enrichment and later re-injected in her lower back. Re-injecting one's own blood is banned under international anti-doping rules.

Paszek hasn't played since retiring in the first round at Wimbledon in June. She ended her season early because of the injury.

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