ATP Chief Calls for Improved Communication in Sinner Doping Case

Jannik Sinner tested positive for a banned substance but was cleared of intentional wrongdoing.

Jannik Sinner, a top-ranked tennis player, tested positive for Clostebol in March but was not suspended.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) cleared Sinner of intentional or negligent use of the substance.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is appealing the decision, seeking a suspension of one to two years.
Sinner remains optimistic about avoiding suspension, citing previous favorable hearings.
ATP head Andrea Gaudenzi emphasized the fairness of the process but acknowledged a need for better communication.