Jannik Sinner banned from tennis for three months over doping offences
Sinner, the men’s world No 1 who won the Australian Open last month, twice tested positive for the banned substance clostebol last March. He was initially cleared of wrongdoing by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) after proving he had been contaminated by his physiotherapist, and faced no ban from the sport.
Past and present tennis stars have criticised the three-month ban handed to Jannik Sinner, as former Australian Open boss ...
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Three Players Receive ATP Qatar Open Wild CardsTop seed Jannik Sinner, World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz ... Three players have received wild card entries into the main draw. The first man to receive a wild card for this year’s Qatar Open is Hady ...
The Executive Director of the Professional Tennis Player's Association (referred to as PTPA hereon), Ahmad Nassar, defended Jannik Sinner amid controversy around his doping allegations.
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Italian legend makes huge revelation about Jannik Sinner's dominanceJannik Sinner's rise has caused a big shake-up on the men's tour, which has found a new leader capable of being competitive throughout the season. The world number 1 has reached a consistency that has ...
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