Jannik Sinner will not avoid punishment? WADA replied

This case was only revealed in August. The Italian was punished. He lost 400 points earned during the Indian Wells tournament. He must also return $325,000 he earned in California.

The 23 year old competitor from northern Italy continues to compete. He won three tournaments – Halle, Cincinnati and US Open. He strengthened his leadership position with a huge gain of over 4,000. points over Alexander Zverev.

What does WADA want to do in the Jannik Sinner case?

Since the initial disclosure of this case, WADA analyzed this case in detail and announced an appeal. Conclusions regarding a lack of error or negligence are inappropriate under applicable law, WADA explained in a special statement.

The body demanded a “suspension of one to two years” for the current ranking leader and winner of this year’s two Grand Slam tournaments, the Australian Open and the US Open.

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In this legally and sportingly complex case, WADA categorically stated that it “does not request the annulment of results, except those that have already been decided by the IITA.” The disqualification penalty applies only to Indian Wells.