ATP > The World Anti-Doping Agency is still asking for a suspension of one to two years for Sinner. That means that she has something in hand which proves to her that all of this is not very clear,” says Benoît Maylin.

This is the big news from this Saturday: the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has decided to appeal to the Sports Court (CAS) concerning the decision of the independent tribunal, a decision confirmed by the international anti-doping agency. integrity of tennis (ITIA), to exonerate Jannik Sinner, who tested positive twice for clostebol last March during the Masters 1000 in Indian Wells.

And while the AMA is asking for a suspension of one to two years, our colleague, Benoît Maylin, in his show Sans Filet on Winamax TV, estimated that it must have a good reason not to bury the matter.

“The World Anti-Doping Agency is still asking for a suspension of one to two years. That still means that she has something in hand which proves to her that all this is not very clear. If WADA says that something does not comply with the applicable rules, it is because they have proof that they need to investigate it a little further. When we see the case of Simona Halep, which dragged on for months and months, without being able to obtain a hearing, we say to ourselves that we may indeed have to dig a little deeper into this Sinner case to see. »

Published on Saturday September 28, 2024 at 2:20 p.m.