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"I was in my flat in Monte Carlo," he remembers. "Alex [Vittur, Sinner's manager] calls me and says, 'Jannik, you are positive.' And I answer him, 'Yes, Alex, I'm always positive.' 'No, you are positive for doping.' I had a moment of total blank." - Jannik Sinner for Esquire UK.
jannikblr on april 16-17th 2025, colorized.
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Update: CAS will make their decision in 3 months or later (likely before or around AO 2025). In cases like Sharapova it was done swiftly (around 3-5 months), but in cases like Halep it took 9 months. To spread some positivity: CAS can totally overrule WADA's appeal, accept it but with changes (e.g. "smaller" punishment like banning Jannik from playing a few months, not 1 to 2 years like WADA suggested), or they can accept the appeal (worst case scenario). For Jannik, it is good news that CAS tends to side with tennis players and in Jannik's case, he had three seperate hearings which all declared him innocent. Not to mention, WADA wants to ban him but they don't want to take his titles and points - which is very contradictory, meaning they think he isn't guilty but he shouldn't be allowed to play - makes zero sense. All in all, it will be a rough couple of months for Sinneristas so we should all support Jannik as much as possible. Hopefully fans in Turin will show him he's loved and supported. 😔❤️
yeah, that's what I gathered from twitter.
general consensus (trolls with an agenda excluded) is that wada is appealing for the sake of doing something and cas will side with jannik. but you never know...
whatever happens I just hope the whole process is as quick as possible. playing with such uncertainty hanging over your head is mentally draining. and he has to do it AGAIN ☹️
Regarding how long it'll take for CAS decision: it can take up to a year in Jannik's case because it was such a messy situation. Which means he might be able to play for quite some time still, but with that impending decision on his shoulders... 😔
that sounds like torture 🤧
