Men's world number one Jannik Sinner says he is no longer working with his trainer and physiotherapist after escaping a doping ban despite failing two drug tests in March.
Jannik Sinner has made changes to his support team in the wake of his two positive doping tests. Jannik Sinner says he is no longer working with his fitness trainer and physiotherapist after failing two doping tests in March.Sinner plays American Mackie McDonald in the first round of the US Open.Share article
The tribunal accepted Sinner's explanation that he had inadvertently been contaminated with the substance by Naldi.Sinner has spoken publicly for the first time since the ITIA's announcement, confirming he is no longer working with Naldi and Ferrara. Sinner's case has created a storm, considering other players who fail doping tests usually get suspended during the course of the investigation.Nick Kyrgios slams an independent tribunal's decision to clear Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner of wrongdoing after he failed two doping tests earlier this year.
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