Sinner on the risk of suspension: "It's on my mind a bit".
Jannik Sinner concluded his impressive 2024 with a second consecutive Davis Cup title.
Although this season was the best of his career, he also had to deal with the media hype that followed his two positive clostebol tests.
At his last press conference of the season, the subject obviously came up again: "It's been on my mind a bit. Sometimes, life is made up of difficulties and you have to face them.
But I'm not worried. I'm going to cooperate with the authorities as I have done on previous occasions.
I'll say it again: we've had three hearings that ended positively.
The most important thing is that the people around me, who know me as a person, believe me."
The world No.1 is still awaiting a verdict from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) appeal, which is expected in the coming weeks. He faces a one- to two-year suspension from professional tennis.
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