Novak Djokovic has called for reforms in tennis's anti-doping regulations following the Jannik Sinner scandal, where Sinner was cleared of wrongdoing after testing positive for clostebol. Djokovic expressed concern over perceived double standards in how doping cases are handled, suggesting that wealthier players can afford better legal representation, resulting in more favorable outcomes. Sinner, who maintains he is 'clean,' insists that he received no preferential treatment despite the rapid resolution of his case compared to others. Djokovic highlighted the lack of standardized protocols within the system, urging governing bodies to address these issues for fair treatment across all players. The situation has sparked widespread debate among players, with others like Denis Shapovalov and Carlos Alcaraz weighing in on the complications of the case. Djokovic emphasized the importance of the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) in advocating for player rights and ensuring consistent procedures in doping cases.