JANNIK SINNER struck a deal with the World Anti-Doping Agency in February to accept a three-month ban from tennis after two failed drugs tests last March.
Wada accepted the world No1 "did not intend to cheat" and pinned the blame on two members of Sinner's team for the contamination - but Sinner was responsible for their actions.
Nick Kyrgios labelled Saturday a "sad day for tennis" and added "fairness in tennis does not exist" while plenty of others have also expressed their anger and frustration - mainly at the system rather than Sinner himself.
NOVAK DJOKOVIC claimed most of the tennis locker room are "not satisfied" with Jannik Sinner's timely three-month ban.
And the whole situation and Sinner's ability to strike a deal with Wada with a very favourable ban and ideal timing has not gone down well with many of his peers.
