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No. 1-ranked men’s tennis player Jannik Sinner will be playing in the U.S. Open — which begins in New York next week — even though word just emerged that he tested positive twice in March for a banned anabolic steroid

World No 1’s complex case asks familiar questions of doping authorities and just why it was kept secret for so long

World No 2 on grief and stress after former partner’s death and her burgeoning rivalry with Iga Swiatek

The world No. 1 tested positive for an anabolic steroid but was not suspended.

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Learn about Jannik Sinner's positive drug test for Clostebol and the reactions from fellow players as he competes in the U.S. Open.

World No.1 will be top seed at next week’s US Open

Moore was sidelined for 19 months after failing a drugs test before being cleared of wrongdoing last year

Known for the intensity he brought to tennis courts around the world, the two in many ways are birds of a feather.

Denis Shapovalov joined several other tennis professionals in criticizing the perceived inconsistencies within the sport following the International Tennis Integrity Agency's (ITIA) decision to clear world number one Jannik Sinner of any wrongdoing, despite the Italian player failing two drug tests earlier this year.

Jannik Sinner, the world's top-ranked tennis player, tested positive for a banned substance in two separate drug tests conducted in March. However, an independent tribunal has exonerated him of any wrongdoing, the International Tennis Integrity Agency announced on Tuesday, just days before the Italian is scheduled to compete in the…