Can't imagine what every other player that got banned for contaminated substances is feeling right now, the Canadian wrote on social media. Different rules for different players.
Whether Sinner was doping or not, this is not right. Plenty of players go through the same thing and have to wait months or years for their innocence to be proven.
Sinner's coach, Darren Cahill, told ESPN they wanted to move on from the episode. We're not looking for any sorrow or anything because we are quite thankful there is no ban attached.
The Australian Open champion, who maintains his innocence, said the substance entered his system after receiving massages from his physiotherapist, who had used a spray containing clostebol for his own finger wound.
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