Jannik Sinner, the men's tennis world No 1, has been penalized with an anti-doping sanction after twice testing positive for clostebol, a banned anabolic steroid.
An independent tribunal ruled that while Sinner tested positive, he bore no fault or negligence for the positive tests, allowing him to retain his ranking and rewards.
The investigations, overseen by Sport Resolutions, confirmed Sinner's innocence and permitted him to compete while appealing against the provisional suspension imposed on him.
Despite testing positive for a banned substance, Sinner continued to perform, winning titles while the inquiry assessed whether he had intentionally taken clostebol.
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