Jannik Sinner’s Laureus’un Laurere’s candidacy was withdrawn

Jannik Sinner. The file. | Photo Credit: Reuters

Jannik Sinner’s candidacy for the Laureus athlete of the year, a three-month tennis player for about two positive doping tests a year was returned on Thursday due to a three-month ban.

Laureus World Sports Academy Chairman Sean Fitzpatrick said that the Italian player decided to ban in a solution with a worldview.

“After the discussions of the Laureus Academy, this year’s Laureus World Athlete Jannik Sinner is to withdraw to the award of the year,” Fitzpatrick said.

“We watched this work, we note that the decisions of the relevant global objects and these cases – a three-month ban provides candidacy. Jannik and his team were informed.”

Sinner and Wada, declared the settlement on February 15.

Wada, who has been a three-time large slam champion for at least a year, has stopped the sinner for the sinner last year that the perpetrator was randomly pollution by a strange Anabolic steroid last March.

Sinner explanation – Trace, which traces Klostebol in the doping sample, was due to the massage of a coach using the item after cutting his finger.

Timing, 23-year-old Italian means will not miss any large slam tournaments. The French open, the next major of the season begins on May 25.

Last year, Novak Djokovich, Laureus Athlete of the Year for 2023 and the Spanish football star Aitana Bonmatí was selected as the best athlete.

Candidates for the upcoming awards will be announced on Madrid on Monday.