‘I am ready to play again’: Jannik Sinner revealed that she left tennis in the midst of doping turmoil.

World No. 1 Pronounced sinner This showed that he had considered moving away from tennis earlier this year, which took place during a deep turbulent period from his three -month doping ban. In an emotional interview with the Italian state broadcaster Rai, Sinner opened about the toll, which was taken to him – both mentally and emotional.
“Yes,” the sinner said, when he was asked if he thought of quitting the game. “I remember first Australian Open This year, it was not a very happy time. I did not really feel comfortable in the locker room, where we were eating. The players were watching me differently. I told myself, ‘Maybe I need to take some time after Australia.’ I didn’t want [the ban]Although.”
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Despite restlessness, Cinner proceeded to win his second Strategy Australian Open title in January. But by February, an agreement with Anti-doping agency (Wada) was finalized, confirming a three-month ban stemmed from a positive test in March 2024-A result Wada blamed for an accidental contamination by an anabolic steroid.
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“I had a difficult time to accept these three months. Because I knew that I had done nothing wrong,” the sinner said. “But then we discussed it with our lawyer and what could be in the worst position and so we decided to accept it.”

Time of Basti – allows sinners to just return for time Italian Open Next week – criticized some fellow players who claimed that they received preference treatment. However, the sinner rejected such claims.
“I also don’t want to answer. Everyone is free to say what they want. For me, the important thing is that I know what happened,” he said. “I don’t want anyone to go innocent to go through what I was doing.”
Eager to return now, the sinner said, “I miss the competition. I am very happy that this is the period and I am ready to play again.”