Several players are already speaking out about the Sinner case!
It’s the top story of the day.
Tested positive twice for the clostebol metabolite during the Indian Wells tournament in March, the Italian has just been cleared by the competent authorities.
Explaining that he was unknowingly contaminated by one of his medical team members, the world number 1 appealed two suspensions and won his case, even though his ATP points and prize money earned during the California tournament have been withdrawn.
On this subject, several other ATP players have already expressed themselves on social networks, and the least we can say is that they have not really supported Sinner.
Lucas Pouille was one of the first players to express himself in a tweet leaving little doubt about the Frenchman's point of view: "Maybe we should stop thinking we’re idiots, right...?"
Denis Shapovalov, used to posting regularly on social networks, also shared his critical view: "Different rules for different players.
I can't imagine how all the other players who have been banned for contaminated substances feel."
However, the one who has been the most severe in his comments is without a doubt Nick Kyrgios: "It’s ridiculous. Whether it’s accidental or planned.
You test positive twice for a banned substance (steroid)... You should be banned for two years.
Your performance has been enhanced. Massage cream… Yes, sure."
