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How Serena Williams landed in controversy after Maria Sharapova-Jannik Sinner doping comments

Serena Williams stated that if she tested positive for drugs, she would have received a 20-year ban and had her titles stripped, unlike Jannik Sinner's lenient punishment.
Jannik Sinner is serving a three-month suspension after returning two positive tests for clostebol, a banned anabolic steroid, due to contamination during a massage.
Tim Henman commented that Sinner's ban timing felt 'too convenient' and left a 'sour taste' for the sport.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano

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Sinner is back: here is the first training session after the suspension for the Clostebol case

The number one in the world is training with Jack Draper on the indoor red clay courts of the French town of Beaulieu-sur-Mer

2 days ago·Rome, Italy

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Corriere Della Sera

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Serena Williams: “Sinner and Clostebol? Had I done it, they would have taken all the Slams.”

The American tennis player, while admitting that she considers Jannik her favorite player, points out: “I can't help thinking about how Sharapova was treated.”

2 days ago·Italy

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How Serena Williams landed in controversy after Maria Sharapova-Jannik Sinner doping comments

Serena Williams faced backlash on the internet after her comments on Jannik Sinner's doping case along with her sympathising with long-time rival Maria Sharapova, surfaced online.

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The West Australian

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I would have been banned for 20 years: Serena Williams

Serena Williams has said she would have been suspended for 20 years and stripped of grand slam titles if she had failed a drugs test like Jannik Sinner.

3 days ago·Australia

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