Jannik Sinner Faces Doping Appeal by WADA After Tribunal Clearance

The World Anti-Doping Agency seeks a ban for Sinner despite a tribunal ruling that cleared him of fault for positive steroid tests.

Jannik Sinner tested positive for the anabolic steroid clostebol twice in March but was cleared by an independent tribunal in August.
The International Tennis Integrity Agency accepted Sinner's explanation that the steroid entered his system accidentally through his physiotherapist.
WADA has appealed the tribunal's decision, seeking a ban of one to two years, with the case now before the Court of Arbitration for Sport
Sinner, who is currently competing in the Shanghai Masters, expressed confidence in a favorable outcome but admitted feeling uncomfortable with the ongoing case.
The appeal process is expected to continue into early next year, potentially affecting Sinner's ability to defend his Australian Open title in January.