One of Jannik Sinner's coaches, Australian Darren Cahill, says the men's world number one deserves to have a clear conscience amid calls he should have served a suspension for testing positive to an anabolic agent.
Darren Cahill says Jannik Sinner deserved to avoid a doping suspension as he did not intentionally use a banned substance.One of Jannik Sinner 's coaches, Australian Darren Cahill , has leapt to the defence of the men's world number one following the revelation he failed two doping tests earlier this year.The tribunal accepted Sinner's explanation clostebol entered his system from a member of his support team through massages and sports therapy.
"He would never, ever intentionally do anything, and he's in a situation that's incredibly unfortunate. "I think people will understand that when you read through the entire statement, and what he went through and how they determined him to have no fault or no negligence, I think you'll understand it.""You get tested twice with a banned substance … you should be gone for 2 years," Kyrgios wrote on X.Also writing on X, Canadian Denis Shapovalov was another player unimpressed by Sinner escaping a suspension.
"Before jumping to conclusions, Jannik Sinner had less than a billionth of a gram in his system.. I believe him," Millman wrote on X.Sinner's first positive sample was taken on March 10 with a second returned eight days later.
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