Jannik Sinner Cleared of Doping Allegations After Contamination Defense
The tennis star's case highlights complexities and controversies in anti-doping regulations.
- Sinner tested positive for clostebol but was cleared after proving inadvertent contamination by his physiotherapist.
- The International Tennis Integrity Agency accepted Sinner's explanation, allowing him to continue competing.
- The case has sparked criticism from other athletes who claim double standards in anti-doping rulings.
- Sinner forfeited prize money and ranking points earned during the tournament where he tested positive.
- The controversy adds to ongoing debates about the fairness and transparency of anti-doping enforcement.
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