Sabalenka on the Sinner case: "I believe in clean sport"
Invited by Piers Morgan, Aryna Sabalenka gave a reaction full of sincerity on the doping case surrounding Jannik Sinner. Without accusing or defending, the Belarusian discusses her faith in clean sport and her wariness of everyday pitfalls.
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Interviewed by Piers Morgan, Aryna Sabalenka was asked to share her view on the doping case surrounding Jannik Sinner.
"We don't know exactly what happened"
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Although she admits not knowing everything, she prefers to assume the Italian was not guilty. She states: "We don't know exactly what happened. I believe in clean sport and I also believe that everyone should be treated the same way.
But at the same time, honestly, I don't believe there was anything suspicious. Personally, I really try to be careful and protect myself as much as possible after a few cases, because you can eat something at a restaurant and test positive afterwards."
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