Jannik Sinner under pressure: Wada demands two years of lock for doping cases!

Jannik Sinner under pressure: Wada demands two years of lock for doping cases!

Lausanne - The situation around the Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner causes unrest. The International Sports Court (CAS) has announced that it is still unclear when a decision is made in the case. The focus is on the complaint of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), which was submitted against the player's acquittal after two positive doping tests. According to the recent information from the CAS, the according to information from www.radioguetersloh.de , a hearing was announced, but the exact date is still pending.

In March, 23-year-old Sinner was tested twice for the forbidden anabolic steroid closebol. Surprisingly, he did not receive a lock because the tennis agency ITIA decided that he could not be proven to be a deliberate or negligent action. This decision now causes confusion because the Wada considers this to be not correct and demands a lock of one to two years.

Jannik Sinner's reaction to the Wada complaint

The Wada is dissatisfied with the judgment that has so far been given to Sinner's favor. Although it does not require any further deletions of results, the legal steps against the tennis player could have drastic consequences. The Italian player, who won the US Open in early September, commented on and showed himself disappointed and surprised by the WADA's complaint. Sinner is rock festival convinced of his innocence and explains that the substance has come into his body through a physiotherapist. This had used a over-the-counter close-containing spray to treat a cut on his finger.

The coming weeks will decide whether Sinner can be back on the tennis court or whether the allegations will be stressful. It remains to be seen how the judiciary of sport reacts to these developments. Many eyes are focused on the upcoming hearings, hoping to maintain more clarity about the situation and to eliminate the confusion about the case.