WADA disqualified for three months the first racket of the world Sinner for doping
The World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA) disqualified the first racket of the world Yannik Sinner. This was reported on the organization’s website.
“WADA entered into an agreement on the settlement of the case of the Italian tennis player Yannik Sinner, according to which the player agreed to a three -month disqualification period for violation of anti -doping rules. In the light of the agreement on the settlement of the WADA case, the WADA officially revoked its appeal to the sports arbitration court, ”the statement said.
The removal will last from February 9 to May 4, 2025. The athlete will be able to return to official training from April 13.
Sinner failed two doping tests in March 2024, but initially escaped disqualification. The Italian explained that the metabolite of clostobol in low concentrations entered his body due to the processing of the wound with spray.
Source: Lenta
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