Sabalenka, on the Sinner case: "I don't know how I can trust the system"

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The final punishment for Jannik Sinner after the agreement reached with the World Anti-Doping Agency continues to stir controversy in the tennis world. The top female tennis players from around the world, attending the WTA 1000 Dubai 2025, spoke with the media and did not hold back in expressing their opinions. Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula were the most critical.

Tensions are running high in the world of tennis, revealing a disconnect between athletes and the governing bodies of the sport. The situation involving Jannik Sinner and the way the process has unfolded leading to this three-month sanction has greatly eroded the players' trust in the system, as highlighted in the statements made by Aryna Sabalenka and Jessica Pegula, as reported in TheNational before the WTA 1000 Dubai 2025.

- Jessica Pegula strongly criticizes the tennis institutions

"Regardless of whether you believe Jannik or not, what is clear is that the process followed seems anything but fair. These are all seemingly arbitrary decisions, lacking consideration for many factors and with a tremendous inconsistency in all the arguments presented. The anti-doping protection system is broken, and we need to thoroughly reevaluate it. Organizations hold the power to end athletes' careers without transparency, which I find unjust. I don't believe anyone trusts this system; it paints a terrible picture for the sport," explained the American.

- Aryna Sabalenka confirms her distrust in the system

"Seeing how everything works, I am very cautious about everything I consume. I've reached a point where I won't even leave a glass I'm drinking from unattended. I have this notion that if someone makes a mistake or if I accidentally use a cream containing a banned substance, I will be the one to pay the price. I fear how the system operates; I don't know how I can trust it," warned the world number 1.

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