- Gary O'Donnell criticized Jannik Sinner's doping ban
- The male world will not be forced to miss the big blows
The former ESSENDON captain, Gary O'Donnell, has saved the three -month doping prohibition of Jannik Sinner of tennis after the bombers were shattered by the AMA during the 2013 club's supplement scandal.
Sinner, who claimed the victory in the Australia Open last month, will fulfill the suspension from February 9 to May 4 after reaching an agreement with the World Anti -Doping Agency (AMA) on its two positive doping tests the last year.
The superstar of the tennis will not lose neither the open of France nor Wimbledon and will return just in time for its local event, the Open of Italy.
The prohibition given to the number 1 of the world has been criticized by many in the world of tennis for being too indulgent, with the controversial Australian fire mark Nick Kyrgios leading the violent reaction.
Kyrgios declared on Saturday that “justice in tennis does not exist”, while tennis star Stan Wawrinka published: “I no longer believe in a clean sport.”
Now, the former AFL star, Gary O'Donnell, has pointed to Wada for the ban, highlighting how different the bombers was treated by the anti -doping authority.
No 1 Jannik Sinner has received an immediate three -month prohibition of tennis
The former ESSENDON captain, Gary O'Donnell (in the photo in 2006), criticized the prohibition of three months of SINNER, after the bombers were shattered by Wada during the Club Supplement Scandal of the 2013 Club
“It must be good to negotiate the duration of its suspension and times as” sinner, “he published on social networks.
3 months? Sure! It simply conveniently adjusts between Aus Open and French. There are 34 guys who like a retrospective word with 'people' in Wada and Cas'.
The Essendon Football Club Supplements Saga was an important sports controversy, where the club was investigated in 2013 for its 2012 supplement program.
The Australian Football League (AFL) found Essendon the key officials guilty of carrying out a program that breached the health and safety regulations of the players.
As a result, Essendon was excluded from the ENFL 2013 finals, fined $ 2 million, and his coach, James Hird, was suspended for 12 months.
In addition, 34 past and current players were declared innocent by the AFL court, but then they were suspended for 12 months in 2016 after the World Anti -Doping Agency (Wada (appealed before the Sports Arbitration Court.
The supplement saga was a dark moment for all involved, with many scars that still remain until today.
Essendon was expelled from the finals, 34 players were suspended and his coach James Hird dismissed after the 2013 supplement scandal
Sinner will not be able to play tennis until May 4 and will return just in time for his tournament at home, the Italian open
“This case had been hanging on me for almost a year,” Sinner said in a statement during the weekend.
'I have always accepted that I am responsible for my team and I realize that Wada's strict rules are an important protection for the sport I love.
“On that basis, I have accepted Wada's offer to resolve these procedures on the basis of a 3 months sanction.”
The 23 -year -old has not dropped without Scottish. His ranking of the world No 1 is under threat. The events of the Blue Chip Masters will be lost on the hard courts of Indian Wells and Miami, for which it would have been a significant favorite.
But the real price you have paid will be counted in reputation. Like his recent counterpart as the world No. 1, IgA Swiatek, he will always have a doping prohibition of his history.