Speechless! Sinner, who tested positive twice for drugs, was punished for only three months, and the French Open and Paris were not delayed

On February 15, Beijing time, there was a blockbuster news in the world tennis world, the current world No. 1 and 2025 Australian Open men's champion Sinner has accepted a settlement with the World Anti-Doping Agency and will accept a three-month ban, the ban period is from February 9 to May 4, which means that he will continue to participate in the French Open. It's hard to say fair.

Italy's world No. 1 Sinner, who tested positive for doping twice last year, gave the green light to the World Anti-Doping Organization for such a result, not only allowing him to participate in four Grand Slam tournaments in a row, but also symbolically exonerating him, you must know that the former women's world No. 1 Halep's ban lasted for more than two years, and different nationalities, different rankings, and different identities had different punishment results, which is simply incredible. In response to the skepticism, WADA explained that Sinner's medication did not help him achieve good results, that he simply took it by mistake and without the athlete's knowledge, and that a three-month ban was an appropriate result.

For this result, fans said that it seemed to be tailor-made for it, and he could participate smoothly without delaying an important match, including the Rome Masters and the French Open, which is really difficult for Halep and others to accept, what do you think?