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Sinner gets warm reception from tennis fans after drug travails, opens title defence in style

Sinner gets warm reception from tennis fans after drug travails, opens title defence in style

The defending champion admitted he was curious about how the fans at Melbourne Park would respond following his drugs saga, and was pleased to avoid any booing or heckling from the fans.

  • by Michael Gleeson

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Why Jannik Sinner won’t bite back at Nick Kyrgios’ barbs

Why Jannik Sinner won’t bite back at Nick Kyrgios’ barbs

Daniil Medvedev, who lost last year’s Australian Open final to Jannik Sinner, said it would be interesting to see “the energy” if Sinner and the Australian crossed paths.

  • by Marc McGowan
‘Kept in the dark’: Djokovic speaks out on Sinner, Kyrgios and teaming up with an old rival

‘Kept in the dark’: Djokovic speaks out on Sinner, Kyrgios and teaming up with an old rival

The 10-time Australian Open champion says it’s no fun being a target for Nick Kyrgios but believes Kyrgios has made some fair points in his critique of big doping cases.

  • by Marc McGowan
Kyrgios slams ‘cheat’: Australian on comeback trail hits out at world No.1

Kyrgios slams ‘cheat’: Australian on comeback trail hits out at world No.1

Returning from injury ahead of the Australian Open, Nick Kyrgios has doubled down on his criticism of Jannik Sinner in spectacular style.

  • by Marc McGowan
Tennis stars bear too much blame for positive drug tests, says Dokic

Tennis stars bear too much blame for positive drug tests, says Dokic

While players have born the brunt of the blame for anti-doping scandals, Jelena Dokic says others need to bear responsibility.

  • by Millie Muroi
Is tennis cooked? No, but the temperature is being turned up
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Is tennis cooked? No, but the temperature is being turned up

Nick Kyrgios says his sport is “cooked” after two top players tested positive to banned substances and were let off with a slap on the wrist. It’s a little more nuanced than that.

  • by Darren Kane
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Tennis greats speak out over ‘sloppy’ handling of doping cases

Tennis greats speak out over ‘sloppy’ handling of doping cases

The cases of Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek have sparked calls for greater consistency, and cast a shadow over the Australian summer of tennis.

  • by Marc McGowan
Why Shayna Jack’s lawyer expects Jannik Sinner to be banned despite ‘unintentional’ doping

Why Shayna Jack’s lawyer expects Jannik Sinner to be banned despite ‘unintentional’ doping

The tennis world No.1 faces a sanction for twice testing positive to an anabolic steroid, says an Australian sports lawyer who helped clear the Olympic swimmer.

  • by Scott Spits
‘Our sport is cooked’: Kyrgios takes a swipe after tennis rocked by doping cases
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‘Our sport is cooked’: Kyrgios takes a swipe after tennis rocked by doping cases

The Australian star has hit out after the sport was rocked by a second doping case this year involving one of the top players.

  • by Scott Spits
Tennis doping cases expose the gap between Swiateks, Sinners and the rest

Tennis doping cases expose the gap between Swiateks, Sinners and the rest

The initial secrecy surrounding the positive tests of tennis megastars Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek undermines trust in the system.

  • by Marc McGowan
Urine sample match triggers trots drug-testing scandal

Urine sample match triggers trots drug-testing scandal

Two up-and-coming Sydney drivers provided samples to stewards at a race meeting in Goulburn. DNA analysis showed the urine in both was from the same person.

  • by Chris Barrett

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