Jannik Sinner refuses (again) that he got treated differently from other players. Another good interview from the world #1 at the ESPN

@espn Nice PR interview. We aren’t interested, just get over it

@espn He's a drug cheat. And I'm not going to apologise for saying it. The excuse he gave for failing drugs test at 2 different tournaments is horse manure.

@espn Is this boy that stupid or delusional or both?

@espn He’s certainly facing all this head-on, to his great credit. He’s obviously innocent of deliberate doping, literally nobody who’s serious doubts that - but there are questions about how rigorous his team was. He’s not dodging those questions.

@espn YES - he has !!!!

@espn Of course he was treated differently.🙄 He got star treatment, and everything knows it. This will hang over his head, for the rest of his career.

@espn As far as I can see, in the Sinner matter the rules were followed as drafted. Sinner was in the position of having a detailed explanation for the source of his positive and that he had "no fault". He successfully appealed his provisional suspension as a result. As per the rules

@espn So scripted

@espn A ton of 💩 What resource he had that Halep did not have! The preferential treatment was the resource! Well, and that he knew instantly and magically where the contamination came from. If Djokovic would have God forbidden been the one, he would have been crucified. Corrupted ITIA

@espn Jose Morgado try (again) to put in bad light Jannik Sinner