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Jannik Sinner returns from doping ban to great fanfare at Italian Open
Rarely has an athlete been welcomed back from a doping ban with so much fanfare. Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner was treated to a stadium filled with nearly 5,000 fans for his first practice session at the Italian Open on Monday -- the day his three-month banishment from the sport expired.
Although cases of contamination are rare, several anti-doping experts and lawyers have recommended that athletes avoid ...
Sinner was initially cleared of blame after it was accepted the substance entered his body via a product used by his then physio during a massage, but WADA appealed the decision. In February ...
Tennis fans have desperately missed Jannik Sinner over the past three months. Sinner won the Australian Open and grudgingly accepted a three-month ban to put his 2024 doping scandal behind him.
The Tennis Channel Live panel forecasted Jannik Sinner’s return to action at next week’s Internazionali BNL d’Italia in Rome. Sinner, ranked world No. 1 and reigning Australian Open champion ...
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