Jannik Sinner warns WADA: "I'd be surprised if it doesn't end positively"
It all started with WADA's statement: in an official note, the World Anti-Doping Agency announced the appeal on the case involving the ATP No.1, who tested positive for the substance in a test carried out this year at the BNP Paribas in Indian Wells, in which he subsequently lost points and prize money initially collected.
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LAST UPDATE: Jannik Sinner Faces Possible Suspension as WADA Appeals ITIA Acquittal, but Maintains Focus on Finishing the Year as World No. 1In a surprising twist, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has decided to appeal the acquittal of Jannik Sinner, who was ...
This story was withdrawn on October 2, 2024. While Reuters stands by the accuracy of the reporting, a post-publication ...
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has published its 2025 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods, highlighting the ...
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The World Anti Doping Agency is under pressure to explain why one of its senior executives received a journalist pass at the ...
Andy Roddick doesn't believe in the conspiracy theories surrounding the Jannik Sinner doping case and he thinks the Italian ...
The gravity of the situation extends beyond technical failures, with WADA’s lawyers warning in May that the agency risked ...
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