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Jannik Sinner 'didn't want to fire coach' after drugs case as trainer rejoins team
A retired Italian tennis player has suggested that Jannik Sinner never wanted to get rid of fitness trainer Umberto Ferrara in the wake of his anti-doping case last year. The world No. 1 was found to have “bore no fault or negligence” after proving the tests were the result of contamination.
Sinner gives second chance to fitness coach Ferrara after doping scandal
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has once again appointed the former fitness coach Umberto Ferrara despite the doping test controversy and three-month ban.According to BBC, the Wimbledon champion has reappointed the fitness coach who was
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Sinner’s surprise move caused Naldi to make a statement in the famous Italian magazine ‘La Repubblica.’ Naldi said, "I don't want the nightmare to start again like last summer, which is why I don't ...
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Jannik Sinner will enter the US Open title defense with a streamline coaching setup. World no. 1 will be accompanied solely ...
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