Pegula takes on WADA: "Whether you're clean or not, the process is flawed"
Jessica Pegula is one of the players, along with Aryna Sabalenka, who have spoken out publicly about Jannik Sinner's suspension and the methods employed by the World Anti-Doping Agency in the case.
The American was highly critical of WADA: "Whether or not you think he doped, or whatever your opinion, it seems that the process isn't one.
They take into consideration the decisions and factors they want to make their own decisions.
I don't understand how it can be fair to the players when there are so many inconsistencies. Whether you're clean or not, the process is flawed. I think it needs to be looked at seriously.
I feel like they have so much power to ruin someone's career. Something has to be done about it.
No player has confidence in the system right now. It's just horrible for our sport."
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