The head of men’s tennis, ATP chairman Andrea Gaudenzi, denies claims of favorable treatment for Jannik Sinner in a doping case, asserting the process was fair and transparent. Sinner, the Australian Open champion, faces a murky future as WADA appeals a decision to clear him of doping violations after tests revealed an anabolic steroid in his system. Gaudenzi urges patience and trust in the process, stating that tennis will survive any potential ban for Sinner, emphasizing the sport’s resilience and strong foundation.
Full Article
Trump says he has struck a trade deal with Indonesia
US President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with Indonesia, stating it was beneficial for both parties and negotiated directly with the Indonesian President. This comes after Trump threatened a 32% tariff starting August 1 on Indonesia and other countries, aiming to encourage negotiations to avoid higher tariffs, a strategy he has used successfully with several nations. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Trump's Trade Deal with Indonesia President Trump says he made a...
Read more