The time has nearly run out on tennis sensation Jannik Sinner's three-month doping ban. The world number one initially tested ...

Sinner on his time away: "I was doing new things and getting to know myself better, finding out where I stand." ...

Jannik Sinner will spend a full year on the ATP throne! Carlos Alcaraz withdrew from the Madrid Masters and can no longer ...

Jannik Sinner has admitted he doesn’t expect it to be easy when he returns to competitive tennis next month. The world No. 1 is into the last few weeks of his WADA suspension and is now permitted to ...

Former world number one Spain’s Rafael Nadal has opened up about the doping scandal involving the reigning world number one, ...

Between court and gossip. While Jannik Sinner has resumed training at clubs in anticipation of his imminent return to the ...

British No. 1 Jack Draper says Jannik Sinner doesn’t deserve the “hate he gets” as the Italian nears a return from a doping ...

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Jannik Sinner is fully focused on his professional career and has no time for distractions, although the last year has been ...

The day is almost here. At the beginning of May, Jannik Sinner will end his forced suspension and the world number one will return to the court, resuming his competitive activity from Rome.

When Jannik Sinner’s three-month period of ineligibility began in February, one of the big questions floating out there was can anyone take the No. 1 ranking from him while he’s gone?

ROME -- Jannik Sinner's return from his three-month doping ban is a month away and Italian Open organizers can't wait to welcome back the first home No. 1 player in the tournament's history.