Djokovic Calls For Overhaul Of Unfair Tennis Anti-Doping System

Novak Djokovic has called for a major overhaul of the tennis anti-doping system, citing 'inconsistencies' in how cases involving top players, like Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek, are handled compared to lower-ranked players. Sinner recently accepted a three-month ban for testing positive for clostebol, while Swiatek received a one-month ban for using trimetazidine. Djokovic emphasized that many players feel the system is unfair and favors those with better legal representation. He contrasted this with the case of Simona Halep, who was given a four-year ban but successfully appealed for a reduction to nine months, highlighting the challenges faced by lesser-known players. Djokovic's comments reflect a growing discontent among players regarding perceived favoritism in doping cases. He urged tennis authorities to address these issues to restore trust in the integrity of the sport.