World No 1’s three-month ban has sparked criticismRoss Wenzel: ‘This could not be intentional doping’Jannik Sinner’s recent case resulting in a three-month ban was “a million miles away from doping” according to a senior official at the World Anti-Doping Agency .Sinner tested positive for the anabolic agent clostebol last year which he said had entered his system from a member of his support team through massages and sports therapy. Continue reading...
Jannik Sinner, the world No. 1 tennis player from Italy, has agreed to a three-month ban from February 9 to May 4 after testing positive for clostebol. Sinner attributed the substance to his support team via massages and sports therapy. WADA's Ross Wenzel stated the case was "a million miles away from doping," emphasizing it wasn't intentional. Initially cleared by an independent tribunal, WADA appealed, leading to the ban. Sinner can participate in the Italian Open after his ban ends.
