Darren Cahill, coach of Jannik Sinner, gave an interview to ESPN following the uproar over his pupil's doping case. The world number 1 proved his innocence, yet the tennis world was deeply irritated and disappointed by the silence surrounding this case. Why didn't everything come to light sooner? "It didn't come out because we all believed in his innocence and that's what Sport Resolutions (the independent tribunal) applied to the case. Sinner could continue playing, and the ITIA would carry out its due diligence," Cahill replied. In response to this way of acting, do you think the Italian has been treated differently because he is the world number 1?: "I don't think so, I believe all cases are treated the same way. Certainly, things are a bit easier for those at the top because they can afford to handle the case fairly and correctly, whereas the 500th in the world might not have the money to put together a legal team".
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