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G.O.A.T.
@Rovesciarete @Rafa4LifeEver i don’t think he will win a big title on clay this year again. Sighs
Tough day. If Sinner had been banned Zedrot would have won the AO![]()
Him coming in and winning the French would be the funniest thing ever.@Rovesciarete @Rafa4LifeEver i don’t think he will win a big title on clay this year again. Sighs
Every doper says same thing. I am innocent is everyone mantra for this type of situation. Have you seen anyone who says yes i took the PED .Did you read any of the articles? He accepted that he made a mistake and was not careful. Not for being a doper.
I feel more confident in him defending the USO however. He won’t be burnt out after a grueling clay season. But damn, really wanted him to win a big title on clay.Him coming in and winning the French would be the funniest thing ever.
This is a ridiculous assertion. WADA itself could not have been any clearer in its summary of the deal: "“WADA accepts that Mr. Sinner did not intend to cheat, and that his exposure to clostebol did not provide any performance-enhancing benefit and took place without his knowledge as the result of negligence of members of his entourage." There is no evidence that Sinner was "knowingly doping." There never was any such evidence. Why do you (and others here, unfortunately) continue to peddle this crap?If you’re truly innocent you don’t settle especially when you’re the top guy in the game. You clear your name . Guess he’s been doing it knowingly doping for a long time now
Story? Clearly you don't understand the very basics of doping detection. Maybe the main reason why you defend Sinner so much.
Well that's not true. I say he is missing 4 top 10 tourneys of the year.I don’t care what his defenders say, it should have been a longer ban. It’s ridiculous. He’s missing no tournaments that people pay attention to.
Honestly not sure people have been paying attention to that. Like I cant recall a doper who was like yup they caught me, I dopedEvery doper says same thing. I am innocent is everyone mantra for this type of situation. Have you seen anyone who says yes i took the PED .
I agree. Doesn't change facts. He denied it and the board agreed.Every doper says same thing. I am innocent is everyone mantra for this type of situation. Have you seen anyone who says yes i took the PED .
Wimbledon will set up nice lolI feel more confident in him defending the USO however. He won’t be burnt out after a grueling clay season. But damn, really wanted him to win a big title on clay.
I mean he still has Rome and RG to play which is great. But, I feel he was riding a wave so bigWimbledon will set up nice lol
Thread's a good hourly reminder that people are so ****ing tribal and stupidBoring outcome for boring soulless sport.
Let me type slowly again so you can follow:
- The test that was done on sinner, found metabolites, not the drug itself. See the ITIA pdf (page 2).
- The clostebol S1 metabolite can detected up to 31 days
Why are you posting stuff about drug half life while that isn't even what was tested?
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I'm not going to go any further in this discussion btw. You can go ahead and spout your fantasies all you want, Sinner was cleared of any intentional doping by 3 separate entities, so good luck with that.
Clearly you don't understand the very basics of doping detection.
I love that I’ll have to explain the outrageous rubdown story to my incredulous friends for the rest of my life. They’ll definitely take this sport seriously. Definitely won’t think I’m a lunatic and this is a clown show sport.
I’m just so embarrassed. To the people looking in from the outside this seems completely idiotic. And Sinner’s complete and utter lack of shame about the entire thing caps it off.
Yep.
ITIA/WADA destroyed Halep and eventually found she didn't do it intentionally but they delayed her hearings and she was benched for years and they ruined her career.
Sinner was allowed to play on, won multiple slams and then gets a ban AFTER he wins the Aus Open and will return just in time for the next slam.
The most dodgy and corrupt thing in tennis history. People here want to ignore it but.
At least Lance gave us the cool livestrong bands and had some real charisma in a psycho way.The amount of whitewashing has been absurd too. Like, every brand/institution trying to make Sinner bigger since it first came out. People giving interviews saying "Sinner good boy wouldn't dope".
All the while he's probably the guy with the least personality the game has ever seen. It's like a propaganda effort trying to tell you plain white bread is the best food ever.
I doubt that , Novak would be banned for at least two major appearances for the same doping accident as Sinner .Trocki, yes, because nobody cares about him nor does he have anyone protecting him; Djokovic, no for the same reasons as Sinner.
aight does everyone cheat and he's just the one being punished ala baseball in the 90s?
I doubt that , Novak would be banned for at least two major appearances for the same doping accident as Sinner .
Well, I can hardly say I'm surprised. Minimal impact on Sinner's career. Ban should allow him to run a pretty impressive training block. Unlike pretty much everyone else, he'll be coming into RG fresh - albeit perhaps rusty. If he wins RG, could make a run for a calendar slam... all thanks to being banned for 3 months. Now, that'd be a story...
Lance armstrong, only that It was 20 years laterHonestly not sure people have been paying attention to that. Like I cant recall a doper who was like yup they caught me, I doped![]()
I love that I’ll have to explain the outrageous rubdown story to my incredulous friends for the rest of my life. They’ll definitely take this sport seriously. Definitely won’t think I’m a lunatic and this is a clown show sport.
I’m just so embarrassed. To the people looking in from the outside this seems completely idiotic. And Sinner’s complete and utter lack of shame about the entire thing caps it off.
Yes. While it's fair to grumble about Swiatek's one-month suspension settlement as having no practical impact due to the time of year in which it occurred, the same is not true of Sinner's deal. There are thousands of ranking points and many millions of dollars in prize money that he'll now have no chance to earn. This is on top of the out-of-pocket direct losses he sustained in 2024 from the ITIA: 400 ranking points and $325,000.Well that's not true. I say he is missing 4 top 10 tourneys of the year.
It really is impossible to explain the "facts" put forwarded by Sinner's defense with a straight face. Just shameful.
I dont think Jannik would use any banned substance for his advantage. Only his will power and hard-work + Novak former fitness coach and physio for shortcuts for quick success .I think everyone is doing it, and Sinner was caught because Djoko gave him up.
Pretty impressive training block and 3 months of "Cahiller's Chemstacks", he will come back even more ripped for RG.
Yep, this was actually the right play for everyone and we still have people freaking out over millionaires and entertainers like this happened to them personally.Yes. While it's fair to grumble about Swiatek's one-month suspension settlement as having no practical impact due to the time of year in which it occurred, the same is not true of Sinner's deal. There are thousands of ranking points and many millions of dollars in prize money that he'll now have no chance to earn. This is on top of the out-of-pocket direct losses he sustained in 2024 from the ITIA: 400 ranking points and $325,000.
For Sinner, the settlement is painful but not immensely destructive. For WADA, the settlement probably provides the longest suspension that they could reasonably expect Sinner to accept voluntarily. There would be no reason for Sinner to agree to a suspension that would totally trash the rest of 2024 for him; if WADA insisted on that, he'd just take his chances before the CAS.
its a dope ban in every sense of the wordYep, this was actually the right play for everyone and we still have people freaking out over millionaires and entertainers like this happened to them personally.
If you prefer you can explain how after being caught he didn't have any drop in performance at all, actually he played even better. Typical of a doper.
So everyone would be doing it then eh?Who said he stopped? There are masking agents being developed all the time that can stay ahead of the testers
I have a total different feeling. Only this year he has a chance to focus on clay since February. I believe he will use the 3 months period for stamina and strength but also to work on shots and movements for RG. Rome will be a test event.I feel more confident in him defending the USO however. He won’t be burnt out after a grueling clay season. But damn, really wanted him to win a big title on clay.
I dont think Jannik would use any banned substance for his advantage. Only his will power and hard-work + Novak former fitness coach and physio for shortcuts for quick success .
Who said he stopped? There are masking agents being developed all the time that can stay ahead of the testers
Sorry but if you believe that Halep didn't dope intentionally, got a bridge to sell you
Yes everyone is doing it or at least the top 50-100 dudes are.
What you’re saying? You think he has a chance to win RG?I have a total different feeling. Only this year he has a chance to focus on clay since February. I believe he will use the 3 months period for stamina and strength but also to work on shots and movements for RG. Rome will be a test event.
Its called a defense of an allegedly "good" player who fits his agenda-soaked perspective. Halep's story was so easily debunked, and now she's paying the price for it--and is allowed to flee from the sport.
Top 50 male players? That includes one with a last name beginning with the letter "A", yet you're risking your posts deleted if you mention him.
Probably. Or taking to their panic rooms . .So everyone would be doing it then eh?
If Sinner is innocent why did he accept a ban?
Why didn't he fight it?
Surely there is no soul who can defend this man. This is an embarrassment to the sport of tennis.
Probably. Or taking to their panic rooms . .