The wrong Janek is prohibited from tennis for a period of three months in the doping issue Tennis News

The world’s first number reached a settlement with the World Anti -Doping Agency after two positive drug tests in 2024.

The long story of Jannik Sinner ended up taking doping after it agreed to a three -month ban on tennis, which the first world recognizes the recognition of “partial responsibility” about the team’s mistakes that led to its positive times positively for the effects of Clostebol in March last year.

The comment from February 9 to May 4 means that the sinner will be free to play in the French Open, which is the second major championship for this season, which begins on May 25 in Roland Garros.

In a statement on Saturday, the sinner said that the World Anti -Doping Agency (WADA) accepted that “he has no intention and did not derive any competitive advantage from the positive tests” of the banned article.

The open champion in Australia 2025 has always said that Clostebol entered his system when a physiotherapist used a spray containing him to treat pieces before providing massage and sports.

“This issue has now been hung on me for nearly a year and the operation is still a long time before it to run for a decision, perhaps only at the end of the year,” said Sen.

“I have always accepted that I am responsible for my team and realized that the strict WADA rules are an important protection of the sport I love. On this basis, I accepted the WADA offer to solve these procedures on the basis of a three -month penalty.”

Wada said separately that “the sinner does not intend to cheat,” but he will serve his comment because he is responsible for the actions of the entourage.

The World Sports Control Authority confirmed that it withdraws its appeal to the CAS Arbitration Court (CAS), which was to hear the case in April.

The agreement between Sinner and WADA also means that Sinner will be able to play in front of his fans at The Rome Open, which starts after the end of his suspension, the last big championship from the stadium before Roland Garros.

On Saturday, the announcement will end a controversy that followed the wrong everywhere, and it has risen to become the best tennis player for men and a winner of the four major championships.

The 23 -year -old faced a two -year prohibition for two years after he appealed to WADA CAS against his initial compensation by the ITIA, which was announced in August.