Guillermo Coria, regarding Jannik Sinner's case: "I did not have the same treatment as he did"

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Despite there still being some unknowns to resolve in this recent doping case in which Jannik Sinner is involved, some aspects of the investigation have come to light, in addition to the resolution by the ITIA that allows (and has allowed during the past few months) the current world number one to keep playing. Other organizations are continuing to work on this situation, organizations that have the power to impose a punishment, although as of now, Jannik has not received any.

Many players on the circuit have not hesitated to speak out on the issue, including Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios, although all criticize the process and lack of coherence throughout the procedure, as well as the fact that it was kept secret for several months.

Guillermo Coria, former world number 3 and Roland Garros finalist, had to pause his career for seven months during the season he won his first ATP title after testing positive for nandrolone in a doping test, a supplement that entered his body through a contaminated vitamin. The Argentine managed to prove his innocence, but no one could give him back those seven months he spent away from competition.

"The positive doping ruined me, I was at my best, then I came back with hatred. I spent my savings to bring a team of psychologists from Spain to treat me and show my personality. I also hired a lie detector in the United States, I had a genetic study done that showed through hair what you consumed, showed how the drug entered my body through a complex vitamin, not intended to gain an advantage, but when I arrived at the trial in Miami, it was already decided," Guillermo said about his case, as reported by CLAY.

"All I ask is for equal treatment for everyone"

"I feel that I did not receive the same treatment as him. It was a difficult time for me, and I gave it closure because I did not have a good time. All I ask is for equal treatment for everyone," concludes the Argentine, joining the request of most current circuit players, denouncing the clear difference in treatment that has been seen with this doping case involving Jannik Sinner.

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