Tennis legend Serena Williams has attacked anti -doping authorities to recover World No.1 Junk Sinner after failing the drug test and banning only three months in February. Sinner signed an agreement with the World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA), which challenged the decision to clean up an independent tribunal’s decision, despite two positive tests of anabolic agent Clostabol.
“I love this boy, love this game … she’s great for this game. I have been put down a lot, I don’t want to bring anyone down. Men’s tennis needs it.
Serena finished her career in 2022 after winning the record breaking 23 Grand Slam title.
The sinner had argued that the trace of the clostabo found in his samples was due to a steroid cream, which caused the sinner’s physio to cure the cut in his finger. The sinner claimed that Steroid had “transfer” when a massage was being done with the physio of the signer.
Many observers of the game are also banned: The three -time Grand Slam winner began after winning the Australian Open. This means that the sinner’s ban will end on May 4 and returns over time to compete in the second Grand Slam of the year, in the French Open.
In addition to the sinner, the eyebrows were also raised in the IGA Sweetiek case. The global women’s number two had positively experienced for the prohibited substance triatazidine, but they will only work for a month’s suspension in November.
Serena is not the only one on the way to apply the rules in a sinful matter.
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Tim Henman told Sky Sports: “It looks a little easier. Being eligible for three months of the tour and being able to play in Roland Garros could not have been better for a sinner, but I still think that the game leaves a beautiful sour taste.”
(With the inputs of the Reuters)
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