Overview
- An excerpt from Piers Morgan Uncensored shows Novak Djokovic saying the clostebol case will trail Jannik Sinner like a cloud, with the full interview slated to air today.
- Djokovic reprises earlier claims of inconsistent protocols, lengthy delays, limited transparency, and perceived favoritism in tennis anti-doping cases.
- Reports state Sinner accepted a three-month suspension in a negotiated outcome that preserved his titles and prize money.
- Coverage attributes the positive test to infinitesimal clostebol traces linked to a bare‑handed massage by former collaborator Giacomo Naldi who had used an ointment containing the steroid.
- The International Tennis Integrity Agency maintains that all steps in Sinner’s case followed WADA rules, as debate over process and reputation continues.