Jannik Sinner Accused of Doping: Is He A Sinner???

[@pratik_swagger]

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[@furycry_official]

I appreciate your words, thank you!

[@agentINTRIGUE]

Nice Editing FURYCRY! 💥

[@furycry_official]

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[@VladK181]

That is full story for them who want to look at that case objectively: Sinner got 1st positive probe on 10 March during Indian Wells Masters, stripped off 400 points and its prize money, caught 2nd time on 18 March just 2 days prior to Miami Masters, was not even suspended, furthermore, allowed to play Masters, won it with Clostebol in blood, got 1000 points and full prize money. He was under suspension 2 times, in total just 6! days, in April 2024 and exactly between Masters tournaments, only almost a month! later after 1st positive test while hundreds of other tennis players with positive tests on less dangerous substances are under suspension literally during years. In TADP (Tennis Anti-Doping Programme) rules there is clearly declared when the player starts to be under suspension this information should be public. Despite that the data was revealed only 5 months later after 2 positive tests, 3 won titles including 2 Masters, 4.5K points and millions of dollars in prize money. And during this period Sinner was literally the only top-10 player who missed Olympics and did not play another ATP tournament in July. Hmmmm... maybe Olympics has much more stricter anti-doping tests where you can't shut up officials and hide tests' results. For your attention Clostebol is not just a "banned subtance", it is form of synthesized testosterone and androgenic anabolic steroid. Testosterone is the most powerful and effective group of PEDs (musle recovery, bone recovery, overall enhancement, confidence and dopamine growth). External Testosterone is red flag prohibited at ALL sports. And the entire team is perfectly knows it - not a first year in business - totally controlls EVERY food, cream, powder, liquid etc around and inside of the TOP player in the world. Furthermore Billionth of a gram actually is NOT a small amount of steroids. It is 1*10**(-9) g = 1 ng/ml. The natural average amount of Testosterone in 19 - 30 years male blood is in range of 300 - 1000 ng/dl = 3 - 10 ng/ml. So the found Clostebol amount is just 3 - 10 times less than natural testosterone containment in blood. So why should somebody inject smaller dozes? Because it is not straight injection just in the time of probation but the trace of previous shot(s) that regularly lasts weeks or even months while body metabolizes it. The President of ATP Andrea Gaudenzi is Italian. As Sinner... Darrell Cahill - the chief trainer of Sinner, past chief trainer of banned because of doping Halep (homework done....) Physio Giacomo Naldi apparently ran into issues with positive Clostebol doping tests when he worked for an Bologna basketball team too. Between 2019 and 2023, 38 Italian athletes have tested positive for Clostebol (seemingly too many cut fingers and "creams"). The laywer Kendra Potts regularly represents ITIA (International Tennis Integrity Agency) in court against tennis players who are under doping suspension now is representing Jannik Sinner from Onside Law. Too many coincidences. If you are "accidently" $ucked up (or somebody in your team or the entire team) was not that pretty comfortable just in ONE day to find and provide pretty fit reason in appeal officail letter where nobody is quilty? The problem is when you really don't understand how something went into your bloodstream and it was really unintentially you ACTUALLY could not provide a good clarification FASTLY. Look at it: "Physio - past pharmacist! cut the thumb and used the cream with Clostebol! on his hand! that he used after for Sinner's massage! without gloves! not knowing! that it contains anabolic steroid on the top of the list with prohibited substances. And of course chief trainer did not know anything about it too". That story with italian androgenic cream on the thumb occured just right the same week as Sinner got positive test. It looks like a prepared in advance fairy tale that covers intentional for enhancement actions done before. As ATP declared 5 months later: "No fault or negligence". And there are only 2 probes WHEN Sinner got caught. Looks like they desperately wanted another World #1.

[@furycry_official]

Thank you for the additional information!

[@VladK181]

@@furycry_official Keep going, mate. The truth on Novak's side.

[@enzodiadema5650]

ARE YOU SERIOUS??? The Clostebol found 8 days later was the waste of that of 8 days before. In fact on March 10 it was 1 billionth of a gram and on the 18th even less than 1 billionth of a gram. Read the papers before speaking without a bit of brain and without knowing anything about the procedure of the anti-doping system!!! The same appeal of WADA in fact is not based on Sinner's guilt. WADA has certainly understood that Sinner did not dope, but accuses him of negligence for not having controlled what his team was doing (absurd!!!)

[@VladK181]

@@enzodiadema5650 4th paragraph for you, mate. Firstly read - then write.

[@NikolaJaksic-mz4kn]

​@@enzodiadema5650 janik drogoš 😂

[@shanebrowne6661]

Guilty as charged

[@jimmyjoe1591]

100% he did. Who has open scalpels in their bag? How can it be in his system that long from a massage. The cut was the cover.

[@furycry_official]

An interesting thought, which also crossed my mind while creating the video. It feels like it's screaming, 'Look, I've cut myself!' On the other hand, I wonder if such a small amount even offers any competitive advantage. Why take the risk without any real impact?

[@sunnyram7332]

@@furycry_officialit has to do with steroid half lives, they miscalculated the steroid cycling and got caught with a minor amount, the cover is the baloney scalpel excuse

[@marissssss11111]

@@furycry_officialthe scalpel was for the calluses on the feet! Do better research!!

[@furycry_official]

I don’t understand your statement. Should I say that he cut himself with the scalpel for calluses? Nevertheless, he did cut himself and he did use the cream

[@marissssss11111]

the OP was wondering what an open scalpel was doing in the bag. I clarified that it was a scalpel for calluses so not strange to have it open in the bag. Second yes there was a study that showed that a person can be contaminated even through a simple handshake.

[@marijadjurovic7885]

I hate the double standards! I think this all is calculated by the Sinner team…

[@marissssss11111]

Can you kindly elaborate? Usually when I express an opinion I like yo provide arguments

[@darryldanzinger9996]

I don't believe Sinners team story.

[@airkuna]

how can u massage some drug accidentaly into some people's body ? 🤣😆

[@galimbertino4939]

do you really ask the question or just want to make a statement? You mind is forged.

[@airkuna]

I think u can't do it accidentally.. You mind is forged. --- what? Your sentence doesn't make sense..

[@valeriewalker954]

I was angry because it wasn't made public. This was wrong. I want to know how this trace drug affected his game.

[@carolinerowan9748]

I think Sinner doped and it was initially covered up and later minimized by the 'powers that be' in the world of tennis, including the tennis media who have continued to push misleading narrative about the case and obviously don't support anti-doping measures. Thanks so much for you video and the extra info provided in the comments below. Finally, a bit of truth on the subject.

[@danilodesnica3821]

There's a simple way to determine whether Sinner (& his team) are telling the truth or not: previous blood samples are retained for years for anti-doping purposes, as it is expected that tests for banned substances will become better over time. WADA should analyse Sinner's archived blood samples, say the previous three samples before his positive results. If the archived blood samples are also positive, then Sinner's team lied about the cause of the contamination, and Sinner was probably micro-doping. If they are clear, then the result confirms the cause of contamination. Surprisingly, WADA, who are now appealing Sinner's exoneration, choose not to do that test. In stead, they are focusing solely on why Sinner wasn't suspended for any length of time.

[@ingaagni4678]

Since professional tennis is a costly industry involving billions of dollars, the organizers are interested in following the mandatory procedures and taking the necessary precautions, and anti-doping is one of them. In Sinner's case - both physiotherapist Giacomo Naldi and fitness coach Umberto Ferrara claimed to be professionals in their field of work. Therefore, it is inexcusable that they made such a mistake. I also do not believe that Sinner did not know anything about the entire situation. If he did know, why didn't he come forward? He should have been suspended regardless of his rank as N.1.

[@NikolaJaksic-mz4kn]

Listen only this, Fury.. In time of month or two, Janik gain super strong hit,and immediately after that he was accused for drugs..Thats all that is necessary to know✅️

[@FratelliLamieraTV]

Here is a typical example of a terrible, biased, defamatory video, by a person who is perhaps not even eighteen years old, who reads the headlines that suit him and does not inform himself in depth and correctly about the matter. Real garbage.

[@jugoslavnamljidjiu9021]

Not innocence for sure he got penalty for points and money dont forget about that, is he play it smart wih this scandal oh yes he is a foxy or his PR team, and it is funny how Jannik advance just for 12 months tremendous advance and there so many unanswered questions but he have very powefull sponsors and there is theory that west europe want new champion they want to neutralize Novak but that is just theory, for my side i lost respect for him.

[@furycry_official]

Good point, Simona Halep is from Eastern Europe and wasn't treated the same as Sinner. But whether that's due to the country, because she plays in the WTA and not the ATP, or just had worse lawyers, it's hard to say. That's why I mention in the video that it's important to treat everyone equally.

[@marissssss11111]

Oh guys please. He was taken points because of strict liability. After a month, you still do not know the rules???? I recommend you read the article by andrea perkovic on her blog.

[@marissssss11111]

@@furycry_officialsimona halep’s case was sooo different. She took supplements- it was not contamination AND they didn’t know how she resulted positive so couldn’t overturn the suspension AND she had her biologic passport also not clean. CONSPIRACY THEORISTS

[@airkuna]

i 'm really curious if he really uses such drugs.. one part of me says he doesn't because he's young full of energy, he's fit, i'm sure he' s training a lot..my other part says maybe he does, because the energy , the speed he has and how he can keep it up for 2-3-4 hours is incredible, it's already dodgy.....

[@furycry_official]

Sinners' body is almost perfect for tennis. He is agile and lightweight, allowing him to play for 3-4 hours. However, his lack of muscles provides less protection from injuries.

[@airkuna]

Yeah. U think he uses drugs?​@@furycry_official

[@joshd171294]

You guys looking in all the wrong places lol. Sinner looks the least doped of all the top 10 some of them are currently exploding with Arnold Schwarzenegger veins 🤦‍♂️

[@furycry_official]

Come on, drop a few names.😂

[@joshd171294]

@@furycry_official “if I speak I am in big trouble”

[@paolobertini1315]

This "reconstruction" of the case is pathetic. If you had to accept the Taliban principle that if you are caught with some prohibited substance, you should be punished regardless of the case, the quantities, the effects, the modalities, then it would be done very quickly, and there would be no need for courts, lawyers or appeals. Cases are never the same to each other, and Halep took a lot of time to figure out what happened, unlike in Sinner’s case, where they easily reconstructed in moments of time. The two figures involved have been pushed away, and they are unlikely to be able to operate in their respective fields again. Unless they are absolute masochists, they explained what the dynamics of the events were, and certainly ruined their professional careers. What would be the benefit in terms of performance from using this spray? And why Sinner continued to win even when he had to "forcibly" stop this amazing treatment dating back to the seventies. The only ridiculous thing is to think that as the world’s number one, he has risked his career to use a product that is useless. Better, it’s crazy.