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Jannik Sinner ‘uncomfortable’ as doping case clouds Shanghai Masters: ‘I thought it was over’

Wada is appealing against the decision to clear Sinner of wrongdoing after the world No 1 twice tested positive for the banned substance clostebol

The Independent UK

Reuters removes doping stories after giving Wada employee Masters pass

The news agency has admitted to a ‘violation of journalistic standards’ after arranging for Wada’s media head to attend the golf event with a reporter’s permit

The Guardian - UK

Tennis Mailbag: An Update on Jannik Sinner’s Case

What WADA appealing the ITIA decision means for the world No. 1. Plus, Jon Wertheim answers your questions about tennis fandom and social media discourse.

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Jannik Sinner admits to ‘sleepless nights’ amid anti-doping controversy

The World No 1 plays Carlos Alcaraz in the China Open final having won his last 15 matches in a row

The Independent UK

Could a doping probe strip Salt Lake City of the 2034 Olympics? The IOC president says it's unlikely

The International Olympic Committee president is hoping to ease worries that Salt Lake City could lose the 2034 Winter Olympics if organizers don’t fulfill an agreement to play peacemaker between anti-doping authorities

The Independent UK

Jannik Sinner ‘surprised’ by WADA decision to appeal against ‘no fault’ ruling

An independent tribunal determined the Italian was not to blame for twice testing positive for an anabolic steroid and imposed no punishment.

The Independent UK

Jannik Sinner ‘disappointed and surprised’ after Wada appeals doping decision

The World No 1 was cleared of fault by an independent tribunal after testing positive for a banned substance earlier this year

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WADA appeals against ‘no fault’ ruling in Jannik Sinner anti-doping case

World number one Jannik Sinner is facing the renewed threat of a ban after the World Anti-Doping Agency launched an appeal against a ruling of “no…

The National (Scotland)

Jannik Sinner doping case: WADA seek two-year ban after appealing 'no fault' ruling

The world no1 was initially cleared in August

Evening Standard

Jannik Sinner doping saga takes new turn as Wada appeals no-fault ruling

Sinner twice tested positive for an anabolic steroid in March but the International Tennis Integrity Agency determined he was not to blame

The Independent UK

Inside the anti-doping operation at the Tour de France

With the eyes of the world on the Tour each July, and the threat of doping still a hot topic, how is modern testing safeguarding the sport? Chris Marshall-Bell visited the anti-doping truck during the 2024 Tour de France

Cycling Weekly

Are sports stars who are caught using illegal drugs unfairly vilified?

With the Paris Olympics and Paralympics wrapped up, and leading Australian sports codes coming to an end of their 2024 seasons, many athletes will be celebrating well-earned wins and commiserating losses.

The Conversation

Report clears WADA of favouritism in Chinese swimmers doping case, calls for stronger rules

A report released on Thursday confirmed that the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) did not show favoritism toward China in the case of 23 Chinese swimmers who tested positive for a banned substance but were still allowed to compete. The report, authored by Swiss prosecutor Eric Cottier, also recommended improvements in…

The Times of India

Controversy Surrounding Valieva's Doping Case Raises Ethical Questions

WADA's handling of Valieva's case raises concerns over fairness and transparency in anti-doping efforts.

Top News

House Republicans Demand Transparency In WADA Doping Allegations

House Republicans raise concerns over WADA's handling of Chinese swimmers' doping allegations, emphasizing transparency and accountability in global sports.

The Guardian - UK

Wada investigator ‘helped’ with Usada scheme to recruit Kenyan runner

Wada insists it ordered Usada to shut down programme, with the agencies in a war of words after Observer investigation

Cycling News

USADA rejects WADA criticism of 'undercover agents' protected from doping sanctions

The Times of India

At Paris Olympics, China vs USA verbal duel over doping allegations boils over

The Chinese anti-doping agency has demanded increased testing of US athletes on Thursday, alleging that the United States is hiding "systemic" doping violations. This comes amidst an escalating verbal dispute between the two nations, which are currently leading the Olympic medal standings.

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