Two months prior to the Paris Olympics, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) faces a crisis over allegations of covering up positive tests of Chinese swimmers. This has raised doubts about WADA's credibility and its ability to ensure fair competition. The US has demanded an independent investigation, threatening future funding. WADA's handling of the case, including the appointment of a special prosecutor, has been criticized. Questions about the prosecutor's independence and WADA's transparency have also emerged. The mounting pressure has not been addressed by major Olympic revenue contributors, and athletes are expressing concerns about competing in an environment where doping violations may go unchecked. The situation has reignited calls for increased global testing, but doubts persist about WADA's effectiveness.