System needs to ‘reinvent itself’: Tennis has an anti-doping procedural problem, critics say
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Top tennis player Sinner is well ahead of 1, but could lose his leading position in the coming months
With his three-month suspension due to doping, Italian top tennis player Jannik Sinner risks losing his number 1 position in the world rankings — although his advantage is big. How does the ATP ranking actually work?
System needs to ‘reinvent itself’: Tennis has an anti-doping procedural problem, critics say
For months, the tennis world has simmered with controversy in the wake of two doping cases involving top-ranking players: first, men’s player Jannik Sinner and months later, women’s player Iga Świątek.
Feliciano Lopez explains why Jannik Sinner is suffering an injustice
As everyone knows, Jannik Sinner is unable to compete on the professional tour until May 4. The world No. 1 – who was fully acquitted in the first instance by an independent tribunal – agreed to the deal with WADA last month and will miss six tournaments in total, including four Masters 1000. The Italian ace was not willing to accept this compromise at first, but his team of lawyers suggested that it was a good solution to avoid worse trouble be…
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