💊 I Stand Behind Jannik Sinner... Here Is Why 👀

[@FabioSangiorgi-vu5eg]

A fair and objective view about this case.

[@leonkozma9148]

Where was the fairness and objectiveness when other players were banned for the same things? 😔

[@FabioSangiorgi-vu5eg]

Every case is different and unique. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever to compare different cases. Halep for instance could not explain where the contamination came from. If you were charged with an assassination and you were innocent and declared as such, I am pretty confident you wouldn't fancy people to claim "where was the fairness and objectiveness when others offenders were charged for the same thing?" If you don't trust the judges then try to challenge them but don't just believe you are better than them.

[@joannemoore3976]

I am actually astonished by the amount of backlash Sinner is getting. A lot of it seems to be on the basis that he got preferential treatment which, if you look at what the rules and processes are, he didn't. The good fortune was that the source was quickly identified as he was able to appeal..there is also a lot of misinformation and sheer ignorance of the facts swirling around. Of course people are free the disbelief the explanation offered but, after thorough investigation by the ITIA and the process of the hearing, it was accepted and the no blame outcome given. So I am sorry all you armchair judge, jury, and lynch mob types, that is how the system works.

[@AC-wl7ve]

you think when you take a drug it stays in your system forever? the amount that was found is meaningless, he could be off his cycle for 2 weeks and that trace amount is what is left in his system (even though 2 weeks should be more than enough for there to be no traces left) theyre also allowed to miss 3 tests before being punished so it would be incredibly easy for anyone in this sport to dope.

[@joannemoore3976]

@@AC-wl7ve except he didn't have any missed tests and had been frequently tested. They also can be tested randomly any time

[@AC-wl7ve]

@@joannemoore3976 regardless, it is silly to think the amount in his system is relevant, you could do a cycle and it could be completely out of your system within a week. i have no idea if his story is true or not, but the reasoning for him to get a pass where others have had harsh punishments in ridiculous.

[@joannemoore3976]

@@AC-wl7ve that's not why he got a pass, it's because they could demonstrate how it got in his system and the account tallied with the amount found and he was judged to have had no way of knowing about it and of taking reasonable precautions himself. And he only got an agreement to his initial appeal against suspension, he still had to go to a hearing.

[@AC-wl7ve]

@@joannemoore3976 so the trainer put illegal steroid cream on his cut and then massaged skinner with an open wound on his hand lol. Look, I don’t know if this is true or not but it sounds ridiculous. You’re telling me somebody demonstrated that?

[@MirnaOsuna-bi1gp]

Thanks for this opinion. So many people seem to be outraged with the decision of innocence. They seem to be trying to distruct him as a spots man, but also as a human being. I have never experienced such hatred in the sport world, even in fellow players. I hope he'll be able to cope with all this. 🍀

[@FranciscoMachado-w6n]

Totalmente de acordo!!!! O grave disto tudo é que há muita gente a ganhar dinheiro com a profusão de comentários e notícias não confirmadas. Se , e certamente existiram casos mal julgados, a culpa não e de J Sinner. Se há jogadores que foram incorrectamente suspensos, porquê persistir no erro. A quantidade de droga em causa no corpo de Sinner não influenciou de maneira nenhuma o seu rendimento. O mesmo já não se pode dizer da quantidade de notícias opiniões sem fundamento e desconhecimento dos factos neste ,e noutros casos em que atletas foram certamente correctamente punidos.Sejam sérios , deixem de ser invejosos e quererem tirar benefícios com notícias falsas e meias verdades A presunção de inocência até julgamento em contrário tem que ser preservada. Haverá casos em que prevaricação é de tal modo grave que o julgamento é seguramente rápido , levando rapidamente à suspensão do atleta. Poucos tenistas tiveram nos seus comentários coragem de ser claros, honra seja feita a Andy Roddick que foi bem claro e assertivo.

[@vale.r1o]

Each case is different and the burden of proof for innocence lies with the player. Halep was not able to prove how and when she got contaminated plus the quantity fund was noticeable . There is also another player: mostly unknown by many: Marco Bortolotti, a doubles player then above 100 in the rankings (currently 87), was tested last october during the Lisbon Challenger and tested positive for Clostebol. He is not #1 neither millionaire, a very similar case to Sinner who was judged the same way.

[@francescojsb]

@@vale.r1o Solo un piccolo particolare, tu hai riportato il ranking in doppio di Bortolotti, nel singolo non è mai andato sotto il 300

[@franz1972-r6e]

Thanks for the opinion. According to my understanding the serious problem is how to manage the "contamination" case that, according to science (as in this case), clearly doesn't affect the performance and that are created by the tecnology now able to detect the infinitesimal part of a proihibited substance. If the science is able to state that well under a certain limit there's no impact on performance, why the tecnology detects the substance whith such a useless depth ? Than it's easy to be banned / sanctioned if you are not able to prove the origin of the contamination. But imagine if the quantity is so small that you don't know the origin. The process has to be reviewed for contamination cases wheh infinitesimal quantities are detected.

[@TheFlowMind]

If the quantity is so small it shouldn't even be considered a problem. Going to that depth can also be helpful in cases where there are multiple drugs taken at the same time. For instance, Kamila Valieva the figure skater had trimetazidine and she used the 'accidental exposure'' excuse. However, the exams showed she also had L-carnitine and another drug that (both non-banned) helps with heart functions. It was clear at that point that the combination of the three was clearly intentional.

[@AC-wl7ve]

@@TheFlowMind you think hes taking the steroids right before hes about to get tested? if these guys are doping they are doing it in a way that its out of their system before they are tested. this could just be the trace amount left. the amount in his systen is totally meaningless and its totally unfair to treat this differently than other players have been treated over this.

[@ManuelM-f2h]

What If the clostebol is not the important thing but it is what this hides? Maybe big levels of testosterone or other doping substances?

[@franz1972-r6e]

@@AC-wl7ve Yes i knew that and the risk that the substance could hidden some other soubstances, but in my view it's better to test the athlete always as they play so you get the blood passport and you analyse the differences and correlations with other soubstances without focus on absolute values. I mean, i would use the technology not to detect absolute values not meaning a lot, but to get the history of the athlete.

[@franz1972-r6e]

@@ManuelM-f2h see answer below.

[@Shankar-Bhaskar]

A sensible take, I too believe Sinner is not a cheater. The substance found in his blood stream was less than a billionthbof a gram. You can't enhance your performance on the basis of such small doses, and it was a one time occurence. Kyrios should keep his big gob shut on matters he knows nothing about. I think he is just super salty with the way his career has panned out so far. He has nothing but resentment towards the likes of Sinner and Alcaraz, who have raced ahead of him.

[@mangstadt1]

Barring John McEnroe, Nick Kyrgios is arguably the most talented asshole to ever pick up a tennis racquet. I agree that he should shut up. It's unfortunate that other athletes did not have the same efficient lawyers that Sinner has, or that they did not get treated the same.

[@AC-wl7ve]

he could literally just be at the end of his cycle lol. im sure people who are doping are doing it in a way where it wont be in their system when they get tested.

[@mattiastennis]

@@AC-wl7ve Yep and there is endless ways they can get around testing or maybe their managers and trainers KNOW PEOPLE who can makesure tests arent a problem. Its $port$ these days and with any big business there comes a specific type of motive

[@mattiastennis]

Kyrgios does ANYTHING TO REMAIN 'relevant'. I dont know why he is even involved or of interest

[@Shankar-Bhaskar]

​@@AC-wl7ve that's just speculation, we don't know for sure if he was or wasn't at the end of his cycle. He deserves the benefit of doubt.

[@erikakristl9324]

Jannik immer an deiner Seite

[@Yeosdoberman]

JANNIK❤❤❤

[@antoniofioretto2031]

Bravo dall'Italia!

[@alemago76]

I totally agree, there are other cases that were solved in the same way like Bortolotti and at least another that was not cleared (unfortunately) tennis player Battaglino because could not bring evidence to his case. The only reason why Sinner was cleared is because he brought evidence of how and why the substance was in his body. It is well explained in the report that many that made content or talked haven't read! Thank you

[@GhostofGerulaitis]

Battaglino was ranked 760 and had a lifetime earnings of $26,000+. There's a reason why poor folks can't "bring evidence" - they literally don't have the money required to get a legal team that can help gather and submit the evidence. Poor people are routinely priced out of their own defense in legal proceedings. The ignorance and naivete from tennis fans on this issue is stunning.

[@giuseppericci516]

I totally agree 👍

[@mattiastennis]

'lose bodyweight in favour of explosive power.' Where do they gain that power from? It follows from the questions in my reply comment To Note here- I am not talking about 'getting big' or bodybuilding. I am talking about just being stronger for greater performance. Finally - As I cannot put links to the a r t icle here(hence my comment keeps getting deleted) type in search for: Starting Strength Are You Training Effectively For Your Sport? Its a very good read My point here was a a follow on from why Jannik or any other elite player would be taking PED's - to get stronger = greater performance. At the end of the day people are going to do their own types of workouts...

[@CzechTennisGuy]

My point is that you can get stronger without lifting weights. Climbers or calisthenics is the perfect example. These people are much stronger compared to most bodybuilders or lifters when you measure their strenght per bodyweight. These people never train with weights but with their own bodyweight. But of course every body is unique and requires a specific approach. I will look up the article.

[@mattiastennis]

@@CzechTennisGuy As I stated any stress will act as a stimulus. However one should not be about 'any stress' but an efficient and effective use of stress-time hence Barbells in the Gym using Starting Strength method. 'These people are much stronger compared to most bodybuilders or lifters when you measure their strenght per bodyweight' Bodybuilders are different and while I like Dorian Yates its not applicable to actual Sports like tennis. But for Lifters in general what you have stated this is not correct. They are way stronger. Think about it - Who is stronger? A guy who swings around monkey bars or up a cliff but cannot lift more than his bodyweight vs The lifter who can Squat 200kg and Deadlift 250kg ? Its obviously the second guy. Now you just have to apply that to tennis players which is what a few already do or have done. I would also call into question the claim that climbers do not lift. The article is quite good. Starting Strength is a great method and based in Applied Physics to Human Anatomy and Sports Performance.

[@mattiastennis]

My thoughts Honestly? The whole situation is both as trivial/unsurprising as it is ridiculous as it is telling in 3 ways which I will mention later. The 'topic' is so contrived with a number of WOWSER(people who are easily wowed by anything and enjoy this) youtubers that I have completely avoided commenting on this topic, but you make a video so why not comment. This will be a 'long' comment but those are the best ones I think.. Straight away its just obviously absurd that theUSofA jumps to attack Jannik like this(nearly all of the original articles and youtubers attacking Jannik are Yankees or Canadians) and that there can be any decision let alone punishment when there is an absence of any global singular ruling on this matter. I can guarantee you that there is probably things allowed in theUSofA or elsewhere that may be not sanctioned / banned within Europa However It should not be a shocking discovering that the top elite athletes not just in 2024 but since many decades in ENDLESS SPORTS have been using ALL MANNER of PED's and the commonly known steroids. Infact there is sports where its assumed your taking steroids(powerlifting / strongman). You want to be 'the best'? Than nearly always going to involved PED's of some kind. If you have a goal than your going to achieve it at all costs and there is no shortage of top 100 players who want to do that. I find it hilarious how the Lying-media launch from their Labelling plant - 'cheater', 'doping' like elite pro level sports including tennis is some kind of Natural Living untainted sport. What is ridiculous is the Lying-'media' tactics and dont forget this is the same bunch of criminal$ who were pushing needles of a 'covid'vaxx kind which has murdered 20+million globally, maimed millions more and with even New Zealand recording 3000%+ rise in excess deaths attributable to 'covid'deathjab$ or 5,200+ people dead in a year. One moment injections are used as blackmail(i.e. Losing jobs, ability to travel, entering places..) if you dont take the deadly kind(what happened 2021-22) and then used to wipe ones name in mud and also blackmail if one takes the PED kind. They have everyone become so NAIVE to believe elite sports especially tennis would never touch PEDs and then the next moment they rapidly point the finger to a new no.1. Maybe its just a coincidence but is it not interesting how the moment you have a new no.1 or a dominant player suddenly they must be 'taking steroids' and either a bogus claim emerges or its an exaggeration? Literally we heard the SAME thing against Alcaraz but its been worked out at some point that he is the new 'good boy' of tennis . There is endless accusations levelled at Rafa and then Murray and even Novak became a target.. As a result the player is punished and then either he is instructed to or reacts to the situation by firing staff or doing some cringy 'campaign against PEDs / 'cheaters' As you rightly say these are critical staff who have helped Jannik and $320 000 USD is no small amount of money with even 400 ATP points being more than what many players will ever gain. But is this not just some kind of Sacrifice-Theatre? An image for the 'public' and I think the Amerikaner public who have no top 10 player and probably at odds to understand after many years why a young Tiroler like Jannik can just emerge and become no.1 Think about it- Jannik's 'reputation' has taken a battering with this, he has lost a lot of money, now lost 2 key staff and all would be safe to reason he would be the ultimate anti-doping guy of all time. With this image of Jannik taking action, it then becomes the perfect cover for his Manager to keep doing 'steroids' and other PEDs. I have hypothesised if this is all like a 'rite of passage' once a player becomes solidified at the top? Jannik was wrongly treated and should not have lost a $ or atp point and certainly not sacked his 2 staff. Nil articles should have been written on this but this is what happens when there is hyper-tabloid nonsense and especially whenever the nothings called 'professional journalists' are around who should be doing actual physical work. Regarding SINNER it is very telling of how low intelligence and linguistic / cultural knowledge has dropped especially in the 'English' speaking world. SINNER is a German name and is from Middle High German. It has NIL relation to religion or the silly notion of 'sins'. Infact Sinn in German means 'to make sense'. Das macht Sinn / Das hatt Sinn is a saying. Sinner comes from Signer which the French have in common. The Franconians left a impression on Southern Deutschland which by chance Tyrol is part of... The fact they even make fun of his last name tells you the level of their mindset What is telling about this is the Lying-media how they build this facade and theatre, how the tennis 'public' naively believes things and a final thing that everyone misses. Why are 'steroids' sought after? - Because they enhance your performance. They dont make your performance but they build upon it. What is the foundations of performance - Strength / Projection of Force.Always in tennis training it is often sidelined that players should be doing to make them Stronger. How do you get stronger? You squat, bench, press and deadlift. Yet what does one see instead? Trainers playing around with players in the gym not doing anything meaningful. Perhaps if there was more a focus on getting stronger than there would be a less need to fill that gap with injections. And if people 'understood things' there would be no controversy at all.!..

[@CzechTennisGuy]

I agree with some parts of your comment and with some parts not. Especially with the strenght building and physical training. Tennis is not bodybuilding or strongmen. In the gym, players build explosive strenght and speed. You don't need weight for that. Zero weights. You need resistance bands, medicinballs and other more sofisticated tools. But for most of the times, training with your own bodyweight is enough. You need to train more smart than heavy. On the doping in tennis. I strongly believe that tennis is one the most clean sports out there. As I said before - you don't need to be best sprinter, best bodybuilder, best strongmen etc. to play tennis. And that's why there is no need to maximize your performance by using steroids. Tennis is also about longevity and that is build only with hard work. Take me as an example. I started working part time job as a gardener 1,5 years ago. I gained so much strenght and power from this job I wasn't able to gain my whole life because I was playing only tennis and sitting behind a desk in my office work. Now at 40 years I'm stronger and I play better than before. And of course I use supplements like creatin, HMB, vitamins, proteins. This is also wildly used by professionals and it works and it's enough to boost your performance, create muscle mass, enhance dexterity, speed, etc. You don't need steroids at all. Zero. Just work hard, eat well, sleep well and that's enough what you need. I don't think that any of the TOP 10 players in the last 20 years took steroids. With all the testing that is happening on a daily basis it would be just very dangerous for their careers to even try them.

[@mattiastennis]

@@CzechTennisGuy ' In the gym, players build explosive strenght and speed. You don't need weight for that. Zero weights' Nope. Its the complete opposite. Firstly ask yourself - What is Strength? There is no 'explosive strength' just strength. How is Speed generated? From an Applied Force. How do you apply a force? ' resistance bands, medicinballs and other more sofisticated tools' All of that is meaningless and useless- unless your warming up the body with a band. ' But for most of the times, training with your own bodyweight is enough' Its not. But again I will leave this for you to research on this further Training Heavy and Intense in a exact manner is smart. ' I started working part time job as a gardener 1,5 years ago. I gained so much strength and power from this job' Any stimulus can provide a stress adaptation to your body. 'steroids' What does steroids do again? It increases strength which in turn increases explosivity. Thats why they are seeking it out. Steroids is just another type of PED. ALL the players will be on PED of some kind. So why is this? Strength. And as we know all the Organisations can be bought and paid for in all sports and are corrupt to the highest(i.e. IOC allowing 2 biological men to fight women in boxing recently despite the actual boxing association not allowing them to do so previously) so who knows what really goes on with testing

[@CzechTennisGuy]

@@mattiastennis I will make a video about my working routine that just works for every part of my body and it takes around 13-15 minutes, but in a very rapid way. That's just how my body works best - short and intense sessions. But I guess everyones body is different and reacts differently. To gain mass you have to train heavy of course, but that's not what a tennis player needs. Most of the players nowadays actually lose bodyweight in favour of explosive power. Big muscles = strong, but slow. And it's not good for the joints either. Regarding the organizations bought and paid. I still have faith in tennis that remains clear from these corruptions. Not entirely for sure. In the Czech Republic we also have had many many years of corruption which was only exposed few months ago. But supporting drugs by the organizations? I don't think so.

[@mattiastennis]

@@CzechTennisGuy After the mess that was Paris 'olympics' I dont have hope for any organisation even though there is probably a few good ones out there. I lost anything that resembles 'faith'(a silly concept mostly) in these things years ago.. Even Roger Federer said some years back that the standards of testing in tennis is well behind other sports. At Challengers and 250s probably even 500s in some places it may be non existent altogether.

[@mattiastennis]

@@CzechTennisGuy 'lose bodyweight in favour of explosive power.' Where do they gain that power from? It follows from the questions in my reply comment To Note here- I am not talking about 'getting big' or bodybuilding. I am talking about just being stronger for greater performance. Finally - As I cannot put links to the a r t icle here(hence my comment keeps getting deleted) type in search for: Starting Strength Are You Training Effectively For Your Sport? Its a very good read

[@atuwats1037]

Jannik sinner ❤❤❤❤❤❤thankyou im happy

[@tomsmith4452]

I disagree with your take. But hey, I guess we will never actually know what happened.

[@joemazla6672]

i agree some are jelous

[@billyreddy9359]

Spot on !

[@annagiannattasio8535]

❤❤❤❤❤Sinner

[@fingersm]

Same

[@erikakristl9324]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tanino111]

The first image you see of Sinner and the syringe is a really bad thing, shame on you.

[@CzechTennisGuy]

I can see your frustration. I will change the imagine little bit. The syringe will stay and I will put a big X over it so it says exactly what I'm saying in the video, that Jannik Sinner is innocent.

[@aniteivera695]

De ce i au luat punctele și banii dacă este nevinovat ?

[@CzechTennisGuy]

I think this comes from the fact that he had the steroid in his body during the tournament in March 2024 in Indian Wells were he reached semi-final. At this tournament he was positive so they had to punish him for that in case his performance was "enhanced" by the drug. I will give you different example. Imagine you win a US Open. And during the US Open WADA tests you positive on let's say marihuana. Of course they punish you with loss of the title and money. But if they find out, that the marihuana got into your body without you knowing, you will not be punished further. But of course for that tournament you will get punished because it's not allowed no matter how it got into your body.

[@aniteivera695]

@@CzechTennisGuyda, accept în totalitate punctul tău de vedere . Consider ca trebuia oprit din circuit și trebuia să aștepte verdictul . Totuși s au găsit steroizi , ajută masa musculară și multă lume s a mirat în tot acest timp cat de bine se mișcă … Apoi lipsește de la Jocurile Olimpice , aici cred ca nu l a lăsat conștiința și asta respect . Românca Halep a pățit un caz identic și a fost ținută deoparte doi ani …. Ea nu a făcut nimic rău , nu știa ce i-a dat … au făcut o vinovată pt ca trebuia sa verifice personal înainte .

[@Em.A07]

🧡🧡🧡

[@professurfurmetaphysikundp3023]

I like Jannik Sinner very much as a person. However, I think the public does not really know all the relevant facts, as Alcaraz conceded. Hence, it is difficult to judge. I very much hope it was an accident and Sinner can resume his career without any further ado, and wins a lot more titles. In any case, the way that doping cases are treated in tennis has to be changed.

[@FabioSangiorgi-vu5eg]

We don't know many things about Alcaraz's muscle growth, this is probably what he refers to.

[@franz1972-r6e]

And we don't know how he can manager the cramps during the match drinking pickle oil 😂😂😂. Science is far behind.

[@CzechTennisGuy]

Alcaraz is acting like Nadal in those questions. Always leaving a space to manouver, always without a clear opinion. That's something I didn't like about Nadal. This creates tension between players and adversity. As a player you should stand behind your fellow competitor or you should be against him. This weird answers like "we don't know all the details" etc. are showing that he is just afraid to stand behind his own opinion. Alcaraz should grow up and make clear statements based on all the info that is publicly available, which is enough to say it loud and clear. But as I said before - Nadal was also very cautious about clear statements so maybe Alcaraz will follow his path not to create possible "enemies". But if you don't create enemies, you also cannot create friends.

[@joannemoore3976]

@@professurfurmetaphysikundp3023 the public knows a lot..it's in the report. Alcaraz is also free to read it if he's confused. Not that I think it fair to keep asking other players to comment really

[@professurfurmetaphysikundp3023]

@@CzechTennisGuy Zverev also said he wants to know more then he knows from the media to be able to make an explicit judgment. Djokovic also only criticized that other people were treated differently. Some things that we know may raise doubts: Trofodermin is the spray that contains Clostebol. It can easily be bought in Italy, but it is on a list of the ITF. It is not allowed to use it as a professional tennis player. The package clearly states that that using it by professionals may lead to doping problems. The problem is widely know in Italy. The team of Sinner should have known it. They get these lists regularly. Furthermore, it is not the most typical use of this spray to use it for wounds caused by a knife. It is typically used if one has skin-abrasions. Finally, Sinner should have fired to relevant team members after the incident. What speaks in favour of him is that he was tested positive twice, and maybe needed some time to find out what happened. The small dosis, however, does tell you that the dose that entered the body was small. Clostebol is a version of Testosteron, which the body uses for several purposes. Hence, not everything is super clear from what we know. I nevertheless hope that Sinner is innocent.

[@ManuelM-f2h]

I do not agree. Sinner pays these guys and knows what these guys do. Until this year he did not win any important tornament but suddenly he is much stronger than he was in the past and now can win majors. Why he didn’t go to the Olympics that it is the biggest pride for your country? Maybe cause the doping control there is harder? There are still a lot of things to know of this subject. I propose to do a severe doping test to Jannick in the USOpen to discard surprises.

[@AC-wl7ve]

heres a thought. he didnt time his cycle properly and it wasnt completely out of his system before he got tested. id say thats more reasonable than getting steroids in body from a damn massage. you are screaming innocent, but you have no idea.

[@CzechTennisGuy]

When you use massage gels and emulsions, the substances go through the tissue to the muscles and of course to the blood stream. I have a massage gel at home with creatine, which helps with recovery and restoring energy. So this "theory" is not a theory, it is how this works.

[@AC-wl7ve]

@@CzechTennisGuy they said his trainer used it on a cut on his own finger and then it got into sinner through a massage from that. im not even saying thats not possible, but the amount in his system is literally irrelevant. he could just be on an off-cycle and there was a trace amount still in his system. i think most other players in the same situation would be getting the full extent of the punishment, but its a bad look to have the number 1 young star in tennis right now getting banned for doping especially with so many big stars retired or on their way out.

[@aleksandarfrick2656]

Imagine WADA cough Novak Djokovic around 2012 . ? Banned for two years ! Sinner is cheater , better for him to apologies and retire one year .

[@aleksandarfrick2656]

Two times ? 😂

[@aniteivera695]

Yeap, during and after the tournament . Just duble standards . No consistency for all players. And for sure not individualy.

[@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021]

Sinner now more like Stinky

[@sweatshirts623]

Oh please , they are all professionals they know exactly what they are doing . Sinner is a doper. His coach is the same who trained another dopper Halep !. He was not suspended only because he is in the top otherwise he would be treated as any doper.

[@joannemoore3976]

Not so, Darren Cahill was no longer working with Halep when her positive tests occurred so you are actually slandering several people in one breath there. If you believe they are all at it then there's not much more to say. It's not about professionalism either, Jannik had no knowledge that his physio used it and had actually asked him if he had put anything on the cut when he first noticed it.

[@cc6937]

I feel sorry for you, blinded by the greatness of Sinner.

[@kajafirke]

Ridiculous! You stand, and that makes ok all the lame story they prepared for us for 5 months. Double standards, conflict of interest blatant, rules are rules for some and not for everyone. You're ridiculous!

[@duiliorossoni743]

Speak for yourself please 🤡

[@aniteivera695]

Duble standard, no discussion .

[@duiliorossoni743]

@@aniteivera695 It‘s Not a Sinnet fault, period!