Overview
- Reuter was taken for a doping test right after her ANBF appearance in Linz on Sunday, a first in her competitive career, and organisers typically return results within hours to a few days.
- She welcomed the testing and told reporters she trains without performance‑enhancing substances while continuing to prepare for her planned U.S. debut in Boston on October 24.
- At the Linz event she finished in the mid‑field among about 13 competitors from Germany, Austria and Switzerland after recently winning multiple medals at the Austrian Oak in Vienna.
- Reuter’s recent prep included a team change two weeks before the contest to coach Olaf Mann and a personal separation from her former partner and coach Vladi, both factors she said affected her build‑up.
- Her transformation remains central to coverage: over roughly two years she lost about 60 kilograms and dropped from 78 kg at her first Linz show to 65 kg at her return, a narrative organisers and media link to natural‑sport integrity.