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Tennis stars, Nick Kyrgios and John Millman, have voiced their concerns over Jannik Sinner’s escape from a doping ban. Sinner, who tested positive for the banned anabolic steroid clostebol during the Indian Wells tournament on March 10,…

The revelation that Jannik Sinner failed two doping tests and had two brief provisional suspensions in secrecy has sent shockwaves through the tennis world.

5 titles, 1 Grand Slam, 2 failed doping tests – what do they equal to? In an objective world of sports, pundits believe they should result in strict punishment. In today’s subjective world of sports though, specifically tennis, Jannik…

Jannik Sinner’s preparation and hard-court form suggest he should be the favourite for the US Open title, given he arrives after winning the Cincinnati Masters and reaching the quarter-finals in Montreal.

Jannik Sinner’s coach insists his player started to get ‘worn down’ by the investigation into his doping violations.

Jannik Sinner’s coach insists his player started to get ‘worn down’ by the investigation into his doping violations.

Jannik Sinner’s coach insists his player started to get ‘worn down’ by the investigation into his doping violations.

Jannik Sinner’s coach insists his player started to get ‘worn down’ by the investigation into his doping violations.

Denis Shapovalov was among players who called out what they said are double standards in the game after world number one Jannik Sinner was cleared of wrongdoing despite failing two …

Jannik Sinner finds himself skating on thin ice after testing positive for low levels of a metabolite of clostebol this March. However, as he prepares to compete in the US Open, after being let off by an independent tribunal, the issue…

Up until a few days ago, Jannik Sinner was at the top of the world. The ATP No. 1, the first Italian man to achieve the feat, with his first Grand Slam at the Australian Open achieved, and the latest title at the Cincinnati Open to boast.…

"They're going to keep certain things secret if you're a top player because they don’t want the press."

Timeline: Sinner, the men’s No 1-ranked player, twice tested positive for the banned substance clostebol but successfully argued he had been inadvertently contaminated by his physiotherapist

Jannik Sinner was found positive to Clostebol twice in March, but he was not disqualified because he proved that he had no intent or negligence in the process that led to his contamination. The banned substance came into contact with…

Jannik Sinner has been defended by coach Darren Cahill, with the Australian describing his player as ‘a great kid’ after

Moore was sidelined for 19 months after failing a drugs test before being cleared of wrongdoing last year

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner's escape from a doping ban has prompted claims of double standards from some tennis players.

“….No fault or negligence has been found on Jannik Sinner’s part,” ATP declared in a statement. However, even after reaching the end, Sinner’s doping case remains shrouded in mystery. Only to fuel speculation about preferential treatment…

Jannik Sinner almost dodged a bullet. While people were celebrating his Miami Open win, who knew Sinner would land into a pool of serious trouble? However, not everything goes according to a plan! Sinner, who had impressed the fraternity…