Carlos Alcaraz has reacted for the first time to the turnaround of the Sinner case. The Spanish tennis player defeated Tallon Griekspoor in it China Open by 6-1 and 6-2 to advance to the quarterfinals of the tournament and was surprised by the reopening of the Italian tennis player’s case. “It is not a good sign for tennis,” said the Murcian.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has appealed the doping case involving tennis player Jannik Sinner, current world number one. A reopening of the case that has surprised Carlos Alcarazwho has not hesitated to react publicly since the China Open.
“It’s not a good sign for tennis in general,” he said. Carlos Alcaraz bluntly about reopening the case Sinner. “It seemed that the case was closed and suddenly, after a month, it comes back, which is surprising,” said Spanish tennis.
«It is impressive how he continues to play at a high level despite everything that is happening around him. I wish him the best for the future,” said Carlos Alcaraz about the situation of Sinner. The Spanish tennis player also spoke about his physical condition: «I am very comfortable on the court and physically quite, quite well. Today, the truth is, I felt fast and agile.
«Getting 200 wins in just two and a half years on tour means a lot to me. “I just want to move forward,” he commented. Carlos Alcaraz.
Reopening of the Sinner case
The World Anti-Doping Agency (AMA) Yes, he calls for a harsh sanction for Jannik Sinnerthe current world number 1 in tennis who gave twice positive for clostebol in an anti-doping control. The Italian was spared a major sanction, such as spending months without being able to compete, and simply he received a light punishment by losing the points and the money earned in the Indian Wells Masters 1,000, a tournament in which he gave this double positive.
For WADA, the body in charge of coordinating and monitoring the fight against doping in sports, Jannik Sinner does have to have a sports sanction and that is why he requests a punishment of one to two years for the Italian tennis player. It should be remembered that an independent tribunal of the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) considered Sinner not guilty or negligent, which is why he continues competing as if the two positives had not occurred.
That ITIA resolution is the one that is now recurs the World Anti-Doping Agency, which actually presented the appeal on September 26, although it was announced this Saturday. Specifically, WADA filed an appeal with the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in which it requests a sanction against Sinner of “between one and two years.”
