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Tennis players have strongly criticized the agreement to ban three months in the doping case at world number one Yanik Sinner.
The case is related to the number 1 player.
New Delhi. Tennis players have strongly criticized the agreement to ban three months in the doping case at world number one Yanik Sinner. There has been an agreement on suspension between Sinner and World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA), which means that this Italian player can play again from May 5.
This will not affect his number one rankings in the world and he will be able to play all the Grand Slam tournament. In March last year, the synergy found guilty of consuming banned anabolic steroids will not lose any title or prize money.
Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka wrote on X, “I no longer believe in a clean game.”
Wimbledon runner -up Nick Kirgios said on X, “There is no fairness in tennis. The Sinner team put full power on its behalf to ban only three months. No titles lost, no prize money was lost. Is guilty or not? Sad day for tennis. ”
The world number eight player Danil Medvedev said after losing in the semi -finals of the Marselle Open, “I hope everyone can discuss with Wada and from now on, he can defend themselves like a Yanik Sinner.”
Former world number one British player Tim Henman told Sky Sport, “He has just won the Australian Open and he will not be able to play in the ATP tour for the next three months but will be eligible to play in the French Open. There could not have been a better time to withstand the restriction for the sinner but it is like a bitter sip for this game. ”