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Jannik Sinner Returns to Tennis After Doping Suspension, Welcomed in Rome

Jannik Sinner Returns to Tennis After Doping Suspension, Welcomed in Rome

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The chimney at the Sistine Chapel is in place, but for tennis star Jannik Sinner, white smoke has already been signaled. The world number one is back after his heavily criticized doping suspension and is received like a pope

Djokovic: The Anti-Doping System is Not Fair

Djokovic: The Anti-Doping System is Not Fair

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The 24-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic continues to direct criticism at how tennis has handled the doping scandal surrounding world number one Jannik Sinner. The anti-doping system should be changed, he believes

After the Doping Scandal – the World Number One is Suspended

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After the Doping Scandal – the World Number One is Suspended

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The International Anti-Doping Organization Wada appealed the decision to acquit world number one Jannik Sinner after he tested positive for doping. Now an agreement has been reached

Praised by the Loser: "Clearly the Best Player"

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Praised by the Loser: "Clearly the Best Player"

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World number one Jannik Sinner delivered a power demonstration when he defended his Grand Slam title in the Australian Open. The Italian won the final with 3–0 in sets against world number two Alexander Zverev – who praised Sinner

Waiting for the doping verdict: "Thinking about it"

Waiting for the doping verdict: "Thinking about it"

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The world number one in tennis says that he is affected by the threat of suspension due to doping. I would be lying if I said I didn't think about it, says Jannik Sinner

China's doping explanation: Contaminated hamburgers

China's doping explanation: Contaminated hamburgers

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Two Chinese swimmers, one of whom is a gold medalist in Tokyo and participating in the Olympic Games in Paris, tested positive for anabolic steroids two years ago, reports the New York Times. China's explanation is, among other things, that the swimmers ate contaminated hamburgers