"I don't wish anyone to go through the moments I did. I saw darkness. I couldn't talk to anyone about it. I couldn't vent or get help. I felt lost." With these words, Jannik Sinner describes the

Victory, glory, titles and a stain called doping: this, in cold analysis, has been Jannik Sinner's season. If on the court the Italian has won two Majors, the ATP Finals, the Davis Cup and a total of 8 titles, the difficulties following the positivity to Clostebol found in Indian Wells in March have tested him psychologically.

Jannik Sinner could face serious consequences in the 2025 season after his Australian Open participation, with WADA appealing his doping ban clearance.

Jannik Sinner is enjoying a few days of vacation before returning to the court ahead of the 2025 Australian Open. The current world number one finished a sensational season with the Davis Cup

Jannik Sinner is set to be able to defend his Australian Open title with the appeal against his doping sanction not set to be heard by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) before the tournament begins in January.

Tim Fuller has revealed what the sentence could be for the young Italian, after WADA appeals to the CAS in Lausanne

The Italian ended the year as the world No 1, but an appeal against his being cleared of using a banned substance will mar the start of 2025.

Just when you thought coming into December we wouldn’t be hearing a lot from the tennis world, out of nowhere, the controversies erupted once again. First, it surrounded World No.2 Iga Swiatek and her suspension due to a failed doping test.