Overview

• Jannik Sinner tested positive for Clostebol twice in 2024, which he claims resulted from his team’s use of the substance during physiotherapy sessions.
• The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) reached an agreement with Sinner, imposing a three-month ban despite acknowledging he did not intend to cheat.
• Sinner parted ways with team members responsible for the contamination, including his physiotherapist and personal trainer, to prevent future issues.
• The suspension sidelines Sinner from key tournaments like Indian Wells, Miami Open, Monte Carlo, and Madrid, costing him 2,100 ranking points and affecting his ATP standing.
• The tennis community remains divided, with players like Casper Ruud supporting Sinner's integrity, while others, including Nick Kyrgios and Stan Wawrinka, question the fairness of the ruling process.