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Tennis stars condemn Jannik Sinner's deal with WADA to accept three-month ban

Leading tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month doping ban in an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) on Friday, which has followed a backlash from his fellow professional players.

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Jannik Sinner’s doping settlement means nobody loses but try telling Halep that

Italian received a shorter ban with admission of guilt but others have been treated a lot more harshly in cases of contamination

The Guardian - UK

'No fairness in tennis': Kyrgios slams Sinner deal

Australian Nick Kyrgios has led criticism of the deal that's given Jannik Sinner a three-month doping ban but will allow him to return for the French Open.

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Nick Kyrgios Slams Jannik Sinner Doping Settlement in Strongly-Worded Post

Kyrgios was not happy about a three-month ban.

Sports Illustrated

No. 1 Tennis Star Jannik Sinner Accepts 3-Month Ban in Doping Scandal Settlement

Sinner tested positive for a banned substance twice last March.

Sports Illustrated

Jannik Sinner handed three-month ban from tennis but will return for French Open

World Anti-Doping Agency accept Sinner “did not intend to cheat” but Italian will serve ban until May 4

Evening Standard

Tennis Superstar Sinner Accepts 3-month Ban To End Doping Drama

Jannik Sinner's long doping saga came to an end on Saturday after he agreed to a three-month ban from tennis, the world number admitting "partial responsibility" for team mistakes which led to him twice testing positive for traces of clostebol in March last year.

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Jannik Sinner Accepts Three-Month Ban In Doping Case

Jannik Sinner accepts a three-month ban for inadvertent doping violation, allowing him to return for the French Open. The case highlights the importance of...

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Won't appeal in Iga Swiatek doping case, says WADA

Iga Swiatek’s one-month suspension for failing a drug test will not be appealed by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), which deemed her explanation “plausible,” according to a statement released on Monday.

The Conversation

The US has exposed the World Anti-Doping Agency’s precarious funding model

Warren Buffet once famously said: “you only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out.”

Cycling Weekly

Banned former Visma-Lease a Bike rider to join Movistar after doping suspension

Michel Hessmann is able to race again from 15 March

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UK and EU urged to follow US and block funding for World Anti-Doping Agency

Pressure is intensifying on Wada with the UK and EU being urged to funding the global body following the US decision to withhold its financial contribution to the agency

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Master Aussie swim coach Bohl takes job in China

Renowned Australian swim coach Michael Bohl has taken a job in China, reversing a decision to take a lengthy break from the sport.

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Tennis is facing an existential crisis over doping. How will it respond?

As the Australian Open gets under way in Melbourne, the sport is facing a crisis over positive doping tests involving two of the biggest stars in tennis.

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Top-Ranked Tennis Player Jannik Sinner Faces Doping Appeal

Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner faces WADA appeal for potential doping ban. Controversy surrounds his case as he prepares to defend his Australian O...

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Elena Rybakina slams WTA’s Vukov investigation as Australian Open nears

Elena Rybakina has backed her former coach Stefano Vukov saying she ‘never made any complaints’ about the Croat

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Sinner doping hearing at top sports court set for April

Australian Open champ Jannik Sinner has learned his hearing at court's top sport, with WADA trying to ban him for doping, will be heard in April.

The Independent UK

Jannik Sinner learns date for CAS hearing over failed drugs tests

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has appealed against the decision not to ban men’s world number one Sinner.

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ATP boss says tennis will survive if Sinner gets banned

ATP chairman Andrea Gaudenzi insists fellow Italian Jannik Sinner isn't receiving preferential treatment over doping allegations against the world No.1.

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