orean swimming star Park Tae-hwan finally reports to a doping hearing at FINA, the international swimming governing body, in Lausanne, Switzerland on Monday.
Park is represented by a Swiss lawyer specializing in doping cases and officials from the Korea Swimming Federation led by its president, Lee Ki-heung.
Under FINA regulations, the decision of the panel must be released within 20 days, but the KSF believes it will be out in two or three days.
Park failed a doping test in early September last year, prior to the 2014 Asian Games in Incheon, when he tested positive for testosterone.
If Park is suspended for two years or more, he will not be eligible to compete in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in August next year.