“I have a huge responsibility on my shoulders… I wouldn’t wish this on any player. I hope people understand why I was allowed to continue playing,” Sinner said in an interview with ESPN.
On August 20, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) released a statement announcing that Jannik Sinner had tested positive for doping in two tests in March. However, he avoided disqualification because the samples were contaminated by a spray his physiotherapist had used to treat a cut on his own finger.
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Source: Sport
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