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World number one Jannik Sinner says his three-month doping ban from tennis is "unfair" and maintained he is "innocent".

WADA accepted that Sinner did not gain any competitive advantage from the banned substance and that he bore no fault for accidental contamination.

Jannik Sinner believes his three-month doping ban to be "unfair" as the world number one awaits his return to tennis in time to contest the French Open and put nearly a year of controversy behind him.The controversy followed Sinner…

Sinner has spoken for the first time since the start of his three-month suspension.