‘Crime’ and ‘punishment’: what the Jannik Sinner saga tells us about tennis, doping and inequality
Tennis doping controversies spark debate on fairness, transparency, and privilege in the sport, raising questions about WADA's role.
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When will Jannik Sinner return to training after his ban?
The date from which Jannik Sinner can resume practising, under normal conditions, has been revealed. Sinner, under the conditions of the ban, can resume ‘official training activity’ under his usual ...
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Jannik Sinner set to resume training from April 13 under ITIA rule
Italy’s Jannik Sinner will be allowed to resume training from April 13. The 23-year-old, who is regarded as one of the best players currently playing in men’s tennis in the singles category, is ...
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"The game is rigged": Former Romanian player accuses WADA of 'cheating the sport' after agreement with Jannik Sinner
Former Romanian tennis player Ion Tiriac has become the latest name to criticise the deal between the World Anti-Doping ...
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WADA settlement on three-month ban not unique to Sinner case, says chief counsel Wenzel
Jannik Sinner accepting an immediate three-month ban after reaching a settlement with the World Anti-Doping Agency is not unique to the case of the men’s world number one, WADA’s chief counsel Ross ...
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Jannik Sinner’s ban deemed ‘appropriate’ by WADA, who initially demanded a minimum 12-month suspension
A three-month ban for Jannik Sinner was deemed "appropriate" by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) as it felt "the level of seriousness of the violation given its specific facts" did not warrant a ...
WADA’s 3-month ban on Sinner is a transparent decision, says VP Yang Yang
Sinner had been initially found by an Independent Tribunal to bear no fault or negligence and free from a ban. WADA appealed the decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and later entered ...