The world's No. 1 Sinner had just won the Cincinnati Masters men's singles championship, but the media quickly reported that he was found positive for chlortestosterone in two drug tests in March this year. Now Sinner and his team have released a statement. The reason for Sinner's positive drug test was that the fitness coach bought the wrong medicine, and the physical therapist treated the finger wound and touched Sinner's skin, causing unintentional contamination. The independent court has ruled that Sinner is not guilty, but Deducting his semi-final points from the Indian Wells Masters.
In this year's Cincinnati Masters men's singles final, Sinner swept Tiafoe 2-0, winning this tournament for the first time in his career and winning the Masters championship for the third time in his career. Sinner has won all five finals this season and has won 15 championships in his career.
However, after Sinner won the championship, the media reported that Sinner had tested positive for chlortestosterone twice in March this year, but he was pardoned without disclosing the results.
Sinner's team made a statement through his own social media to clarify the matter. The reason given was that Sinner injured his finger during treatment by a physical therapist and used a drug, and the fitness coach's The wrong medicine was bought and contained the element chlortestosterone, which led to unintentional infection when it came into contact with Sinner's skin.
Sinner said: “I will now put this challenging and very unfortunate period behind me and I will continue to do everything in my power to ensure that compliance with ITIA’s anti-doping program continues. I have a team around me who are committed to "His own code of conduct is very detailed."
An independent tribunal has found Sinner not guilty, but his points from the Indian Wells Masters were deducted at the time of the test.
