Jack Draper Defends Jannik Sinner Amid Doping Controversy: 'He Doesn't Deserve Any Hate'
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British tennis player Jack Draper has publicly supported world number one Jannik Sinner following a doping controversy that led to a three-month ban for the Italian. Draper emphasized Sinner's character, calling him a genuine and kind-hearted person who should not be subjected to the hate he has received. Sinner, a three-time Grand Slam champion, accepted the ban after a dispute with the World Anti-Doping Agency over positive tests. Draper, who recently trained with Sinner, expressed excitement about Sinner's return to the tour, noting his impressive playing level despite the time off.
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Jack Draper supports Jannik Sinner, stating he does not deserve the hate he receives despite the doping controversy.
Sinner accepted a three-month ban after a dispute with the World Anti-Doping Agency over positive tests.
Sinner, a three-time Grand Slam champion, has been out of competition since winning the Australian Open in January.
Draper and Sinner trained together at the Tennis Club de Beaulieu in France, with Sinner cleared to return to training from April 13.
Draper looks forward to Sinner's return to the tour, praising his playing level and character.
