9.06.2025 Schwentek about the short -term disqualification of Sinner: I believe that the process has passed fairly

Iga Schwentek commented on the disqualification of Yannik Sinner. Recall that the first racket of the world is removed for three months in accordance with the agreement with WADA. He will not be able to play in tournaments from February 9 to May 4. The Schwentek itself last year served short -term disqualification for trimetazidin.
- Honestly, there is no point in thinking a lot about it. I didn`t really think. Each case is individual, each story is precisely individual.
Because of our situations, Yannik and I, even to some extent, became celebrities already outside the tennis (smiles). All 100 different points of view, but I just try to adhere to facts and read documents. I believe that ultimately the process was fair. That`s all, I try not to judge.
I did not communicate with Yannik, but I assume that he survived a difficult time, a difficult process. I experienced something similar and I do not want such a tennis player. I hope he will survive it soon and just return to tennis.
- After WADA announced the appeal in the Yannik case, did you worry that they could resume yours?
- no. As I said, each business is different. There is no reason to compare these two with each other. They were completely different initially.
In addition, we provided a very accurate documentation. We did everything necessary and followed the instructions, so I would say that WADA had no opportunity to even give an appeal.
I was almost sure that it was over, because I had just pollution. I found a source, and that’s it.
Sinner was still removed for doping for 3 months. For him, this is a chic result
Ban Sinner - an outrageous and shameful agreement