Jannik Sinner chose really special club to practice during his ban

In English, there is this beautiful expression “Elephant in the room” to give a good idea of an existing problem (or situation) that nobody wants to talk about, pretending to ignore something that is there, but that for the moment it is better to look beyond. The elephant in question, which in faunal symbolism is actually a fox, not only for chromatic reasons but for the typical cunning of this animal, is Jannik Sinner. His absence from the circ…

On February 15, Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month suspension to play tennis after an agreement with the World Anti-Doping Agency (AMA) for two failed anti-doping controls in 2024. Still, none of his rivals have been able to snatch N°1 from the ATP ranking. Sinner’s suspension was expected to allow Alexander Zverev (N°2) and Carlos Alcaraz (N°3) to approach him or even take his position, the truth is that both have shown an extremely irregular…

Jannik Sinner chose really special club to practice during his ban

Thanks to the support of his family and team members, Jannik Sinner is trying to manage as best he can the three-month ban he was given after the deal with WADA. The world No.1 - who has not played any official matches since the 2025 Australian Open final - is the leader of the ATP Race still and is working hard these days to be in top form immediately when he returns to action in May. The Italian ace's first tournament after the ban ends will b…

ANALYSIS: The Jannik Sinner effect as men's tennis goes into state of flux amid doping ban

In mid-February, it was confirmed that Jannik Sinner would be banned from tennis from February 9th until May 4th, 2025. However, WADA acknowledged that the Italian player had not deliberately cheated. Fast forward a month, and Sinner remains at the top of the ATP Rankings, while men's tennis is in a...